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About your 2024 crop protection supplies

Year-end is a popular time to preorder and secure crop inputs for next year’s growing season. All signs point to a stabilizing supply chain after the disruptions caused by the pandemic, but being proactive and planning ahead never fails to pay off.

Here are a few reminders to help you get #Plant24 off to your best start.

Plan ahead
Everyone is busy making plans this time of year. Take the time to learn about new products, review trial data, and brush up on the latest technologies available. There are plenty of online resources, publications, and upcoming winter tradeshows that offer new ideas and answers to questions. Use the information to help inform your input purchase decisions for 2024. Ordering ahead can also help you secure your preferred products.

Keep in touch
Check in with your input supplier or retailer throughout the upcoming winter season to make sure your selected products are still available. Supply hiccups can happen at any time or point along the way, and if anything happens, having advance notice can help you adjust your plans and preferred inputs.

Ask questions
Whether you’re looking for advice, interested in learning about a new product, or have a question about application timing, your local agronomist, supplier, retailer or Corteva Agriscience Retail Territory Manager are always available to help. 

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