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PROTECTING YOUR CROPS IS A GOOD IDEA. SO IS PROTECTING YOUR BOTTOM LINE. HEADLINE ADVANTAGE Purchase Headline ® fungicide, Headline AMP fungicide and/or TwinLine ® fungicide by March 15, 2012, and you may be eligible to save up to 20% on your qualifying fungicide purchase when you purchase a second BASF product such as Kixor ® herbicide technology. 1 Finance qualifying purchases through John Deere Financial by March 15, 2012, and get no payments and no interest until December 2012. 2 For full terms and conditions and to learn which other offers you may be eligible for, visit GROWERSADVANTAGE.BASF.US or talk to your BASF Authorized Retailer. 1 $2,000 minimum purchase on second BASF brand required. Based upon the Actual Price paid by the grower. 2 The initial combined purchase must be at least $10,000, with second product purchase being at least $2,000. Offer ends March 15, 2012. No payments and no interest, which may be prior to delivery, until the customer’s December 2012 payment due date when the entire transaction is due in full. Offer limited to John Deere Financial multi-use account customers with an available Special Terms credit limit. After the promotional period, interest charges will begin to accrue at the rate provided in the John Deere Financial Multi-Use Account Credit Agreement. Subject to John Deere Financial approval and merchant participation. Offer limited to qualifying products and minimum purchase requirements. See your local BASF Authorized Retailer for complete details. John Deere Financial Multi-Use account is a service of John Deere Financial, f.s.b. Always read and follow label directions. Headline, Kixor and TwinLine are registered trademarks and Headline AMP is a trademark of BASF. ©2011 BASF Corporation. All Rights Reserved. APN 11-01-088-0031
DC agenda set Washington’s wheat leader team is primed and ready to hit the Hill in Washington, D.C., later this month. The officer team and staff plan to advocate for farmers with Washington’s 11 Congressional delegates and their staff (see page 20 for more information). The highest priority is to preserve a baseline for a safety net for our family farmers in the new 2012 Farm Bill. Transportation issues, foreign market access, pesticide regulation and agricultural research funding also top the priority list. The team also plans to join forces with leaders from Idaho and Oregon to meet with various federal agency staff including Chief Dave White of the Natural Resources Conservation Service, NOAA Administrator Jane Lubchenco and administrators from the Environmental Protection Agency, Farm Service Agency, Agricultural Research Service and Risk Management Agency. “By joining forces with our friends in Idaho and Oregon, we are truly utilizing the tri-state effort to its fullest capacity,” said WAWG National Legislative Chair Brett Blankenship. “Our goal is to unite on topics and concerns we have in common. Together, we can make more of an impact than by ourselves.” Leaders will also attend the joint winter conference for both the National Association of Wheat Growers and U.S. Wheat Associates while in the capitol. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF ALL THE ADVANTAGES. HEADLINE ADVANTAGE and FINANCE ADVANTAGE are just a few of the innovative offers BASF has created to help growers like you improve yield potential, manage your fields, save money and minimize risk. Other offers include INVESTMENT ADVANTAGE and INSURANCE ADVANTAGE. They have been developed especially by BASF, because no one puts more on the line for the American grower than BASF. Not all offers are available in all states. Different qualifying conditions apply for each offer. For full terms and conditions, visit GROWERSADVANTAGE.BASF.US. The Washington Wheat Foundation building was again full with more than 50 farmers from Adams, Franklin and Walla Walla counties interested in learning more about the new deep furrow drill. Research on the drill is being conducted by the WSU Dryland Research Station at Lind, led by WSU Research Agronomist Bill Schillinger. The new drill is seen as phase two of the original undercutter project, which allows low-rainfall area farmers to use minimal tillage practices and reduce dust. The new drill will allow farmers to plant seeds deep, even through the high residue left by the undercutter. WHEAT LIFE JANUARY 2012 9
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