Remedy

Remedy is a BC 0805 type with improved insect resisitance through the Attribute II trait stack, providing built-in control of key pests including European corn borer, corn earworm, fall armyworm, black cutworm and Western bean cutworm. The Attribute II trait also provides tolerance to Liberty and Touchdown herbicides.

**Under certain stress conditions, Remedy sweet corn may exhibit tassels and/or glumes growing out of the ear. *An additional waiver needs to be signed for this variety.

V04043 : Remedy
Treatment	* Pkg Size	** Price (USD)
Cruiser	2.5M seeds	$53.25
Cruiser	25M seeds	$502.00
* M = 1,000 US customer prices shown in USD. * Canadian customers, please log in to see CA prices in USD.

Documents Required

If you purchase ATTRIBUTE sweet corn, you are required by the EPA to fill out and sign a Stewardship Agreement for your farm. If you already have an Attribute license, please include your license number on your order form in the space provided. The ATTRIBUTE Grower Stewardship Agreement can be found below. You may also obtain your Attribute license by visiting www.agcelerate.com.

ATTRIBUTE Grower Stewardship Agreement

Remedy Sweet Corn - Supplemental Agreement

How To Order

Attributes

Item Number

V04043

Color

Bi-Color

Genetic Type

Synergistic

Maturity (days)

Ear Length (inches)

8.5

Eating Quality

Ear Diameter (inches)

1.9

Kernel Rows

Rust

Resistant

Hybrid

Yes

Treatment

Cruiser

Popular For

Fresh Market, Home Garden

Canada

Yes

Sweet Corn Guide

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Growing Tips

Can be sprayed with glufosinate and/or glyphosate herbicides.

LibertyLink Attribute® II varieties may be sprayed with conventional corn herbicides or either Liberty (glufosinate) herbicides and glyphosate herbicides. Be sure to read the label and confirm that the chemical you are spraying is 100% glufosinate or 100% glyphosate with no other active ingredients.

Planting: Plant seeds 8 - 12 inches apart on 30 inch rows to achieve optimum yield. Seed depth should be ¾” - 1½” depending on soil conditions, and genetic type. Plant when soil temperature is 60º F plus. Planting in blocks will also help increase uniformity in pollination.

Planting Guidelines - Sweet Corn

Approximate Seeds per Pound:

2,700 - 6,000

Seeding Rate per Acre by Weight:

4.5 - 6.7 lbs

Seeding Rate per Acre in M (1,000):

18.2 - 27.3 M

Seeding Rate Seeds per 1,000 foot of Row:

1,000 - 1,500

Seed or Plant Spacing In Row:

8 - 12"

Seed or Plant Spacing Between Rows:

30"

Seed or Plant Spacing Depth:

.75 - 1.5"

Recommended Soil Temperature:

60 - 75°F

Days to Germination:

7 - 10

Seeding Rate: 18,000 - 22,000 seeds per acre or one seed every 8 - 12 inches. To achieve this singulation use a finger or air seed delivery system.

Management: Be sure to read the block on Managing Insects in sweet corn on the following page. Also take a look at our “Insect Scouting Resources” on page 38. Scout field every 7 days to check for insect, weed, and disease pressure. For identification of weeds, insects, and diseases consult your local extension office or view the Midwest Vegetable Production Guide.

Isolation

For all high quality sweet corn varieties, maintaining an isolation is required to protect the high sugar and flavor characteristics of the sweet corn as cross pollination from other types of sweet corn or from different types of corn will result in starchy kernels.

SE/Synergistic types and SH2/Improved Super Sweet types should be isolated both from each other and from other types of corn including field corn, popcorn and ornamental corn.

An isolation can be achieved either by distance or by a difference in maturity. Preferable isolations would require 700 – 1000 feet distance from other corns, or 10 – 14 days difference in maturity between varieties.

Relative Maturity: Sweet corn maturities are publicized as days to relative maturity. This information comes from supplier data, as well as our trial observations in the Midwest. Prolonged excessive heat or cool temperatures can cause maturity dates to fluctuate to some degree . Monitor your crop through the growing season in order to pick at optimum freshness.

Harvest: Harvest sweet corn when the end kernels of the ear feel developed. Approximately 21 - 25 days after half silk. Sample sweet corn to ensure quality.

Storage: Pre-cool cob temperature to 50ºF. After pre-cooling store at 34ºF and 95% humidity.