I've grown 'conventional'(nongmo) for years.That's all I grow.The yeilds are the SAME as gmo. It does however take some better weed management.Cultivate for one.I Converted to a mid/belly cultivator from a 3 point.Dedicated a tractor(FarmallM) to a cultivator.Like the dedicated belly mount so well I'm selling my fancy 'high dollar' S-tine 3point cultivator. 2,4D/banvel for broadleaf.ResolveQ for grass.Yes,chemical cost is more,but not bad.But I get $1.00/bushel premium for nongmo.Use some type of granular treatment for rootworms.Apply those at planting or first cultivation(I cultivate twice). Rotation is much more important with nongmo,But corn on corn can be grown successfully.IMHO,GMO/Roundup Ready have made for a 'lazy' farmer. Just plant,spray,combine. One reason these guys can farm so much ground is the GMO. Pioneer offers the best selection,and purest strain of nonGMO that I've found.There may be other hybrids out there,but not in this area.As was said,you need to find a different seed 'salesman'.
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