Dislike of becks seeds
GrainTrader
Posted 10/27/2025 09:52 (#11414670 - in reply to #11414505)
Subject: RE: Dislike of becks seeds



20 miles west of Indianapolis Indiana
Seth_ia - 10/27/2025 07:13

GrainTrader - 10/27/2025 05:27

Becks has a large Bayer line of corn. It may be larger than their Corteva ( Pioneer ) corn now. They source from the big 3. Not just Corteva


With that kind of lineup I’d say they are more a marketing company than seed company


I have varying opinions on Becks, but that doesn’t take away from the fact they have the ability to have one of the better and most diverse lineups from one company if they are able to source the right genetics and place them properly. If you’re a Becks dealer you can basically be a Corteva, bayer, and Syngenta dealer on corn (I’ll just reference corn in this). And as a customer access all also. And for their toy program it’s a good deal to have Enough access to diverse germplasm to be a one stop shop. It’s honestly a good plan for them. Monsanto (bayer now) had the advantage in my opinion about 10 years ago in my area, I now feel Corteva has that advantage. As a Becks dealer and customer you’d be able to stay with the same dealer and company in that “transition period”.

And no I do not plant or sell Becks

Edit to add: I forgot I did plant 12 bags of Becks beans this year to finish up a farm. They yielded comparatively to the beans next to them.

Edited by GrainTrader 10/27/2025 09:53
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