"We are growing some NSC Watsons this year and they are actually a bit earlier and are going to come with some yield kick, which is pretty rare. We actually saw some pods of 5 beans! It's a great time to be buying and selling soybeans!"

“NorthStar Genetics has some of the earliest-maturing varieties. We like to get our soybeans in the bin so that we can do our fall work and be ready for the spring. We had all our soybeans in the bin before lots of other farmers even started with theirs.”

“The first thing that comes to mind when I think of NorthStar Genetics is early maturing soybeans. NorthStar has a commitment to putting products in our area that will work for us in terms of early maturity and adaptability for our area.”

“NorthStar Genetics soybeans are a good fit for our farm because they’re the earliest maturing varieties. They also provide the best service through their agronomic advice and their soybeans publications. It’s been a really easy learning curve with them, getting ourselves introduced to growing soybeans.”

“I’m very excited about NorthStar’s current variety lineup. They have a wide range of choices with the maturity ratings which gives us a great opportunity to manage our harvesting risk by using short, medium, and long-season varieties to spread out our harvest.”

"NorthStar's slogan, 'we know beans,' is the first thing that comes to mind. They specialize in soybeans and are 100% devoted to soybeans, and I think that gives them a competitive advantage."

“I like doing business with NorthStar Genetics because they listen to growers, like me. They are very open and transparent and easy to do business with. They care about the quality of their seed and strive to provide products that work on my farm. I like the direction of the company and the fact they are developing a corn lineup while providing education. The future is bright with NorthStar Genetics.”

“NorthStar Genetics, to me, has the best package of varieties of soybeans that are suitable for our northern area… There are other companies that offer short growing season soybeans, but I haven’t seen any of them, so far, doing as well as the NorthStar varieties.”