Harvest across Indiana is rapidly closing in on the finish line, with USDA’s latest crop progress report indicating corn harvest is 87% complete and soybean harvest stands at 93% statewide.
In Northeast Indiana, however, combines still have some ground to cover, particularly on corn acres.
“I would say for the most part soybeans are 95% plus in the bin,” says Nick Lund, District Sales Manager for Wyffels Hybrids in Northeast Indiana. “Corn on the other hand, most people have a good start if not a really decent start, but I’d say there’s 30% left in the field, somewhere in that range for most farmers, and it’s still relatively wet.”
Despite planting challenges and weather setbacks throughout the 2026 growing season, several key Wyffels hybrids continue to post standout numbers across regional plots and field trials.
“W4545, it’s a 106-day Trecepta, showing out very well across the state,” Lund notes. “It’s won a few of the FIRST trial data, if not in the top five. And then W6644 would be a 110-day PowerCore that comes with the Enlist/Liberty trait. It’s showing out very well, always in the top 10. It travels up and down Indiana very well, and east and west, so those are two really good numbers. Later in the season, you’ve got some W7876 and W7544 that are doing just as well.”
Lund reminds producers that Wyffels focuses exclusively on corn, encouraging growers to connect with their local seed representative as they review yield data and evaluate hybrid selections for the 2027 growing season.
Growers can explore full trial results and hybrid performance data at wyffels.com.
