Liberty 150

Liberty 150

Protects The Best

Liberty® herbicide is sworn to protect #1 yielding InVigor® hybrids at all costs. As a dedicated Group 10 herbicide, it's more than ready to take out the most dangerous weeds in your crop, including resistant ones.

Bayer CropScience has again lowered the price of Liberty 150 SN herbicide in 2012, while at the same time increasing the LibertyLink® canola seed bag price on a similar basis, making Liberty more affordable and flexible. These changes further unlock the yield potential of the LibertyLink system.

The lower cost makes Liberty more economical for higher labelled rates and/or a Liberty 2-Pass option, which will deliver sharper control and increased yields. And because there are no programs or rebates required for the Liberty 2-Pass option, it's convenient, too.

Liberty & Trait Agreement

In order to purchase LibertyLink canola or Liberty herbicide, growers will need to sign a one time Liberty & Trait Agreement (LTA). Growers can sign up at their local retail. For more information on the Liberty & Trait Agreement, click here.

Liberty - the only Group 10 herbicide on the market!

Liberty's unique mode of action makes it an excellent resistance management tool to help reduce the risk of glyphosate resistance. InVigor hybrid canola is completely resistant to Liberty herbicide.

Liberty Weed Control Solutions

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1-Pass Apply Liberty at 1.35 L/ac. when growing conditions are good, and when weeds are small or newly emerged and actively growing. 
2-Pass

Get increased yields and cleaner fields with the following Liberty 2-Pass benefits.

  • Enhanced weed control for second flushes of early weeds
  • Reduced staging, canopy and coverage concerns
  • Increased yield benefits from early weed removal

2-Pass Options

As a general rule, spray the canola when it is in the two to three leaf stage. Spray again 10 days later with a second pass.  

  • 1.35 L./ac. followed by 1.35 L./ac or
  • 1.62 L./ac. followed by 1.35 L./ac or
  • 1.35 L./ac. followed by 1.62 L./ac

Liberty 2-Pass advantage vs. one application of Liberty
Liberty 2-Pass   advantage chart
Bayer CropScience in-house research trials.

3 bu./ac. more yield with Liberty 2-Pass
More yield   with Liberty 2-Pass chart
Bayer CropScience in-house research trials.

Higher Labelled Rates

Apply Liberty at 1.62 L/ac. for the following benefits:

  • Sharper weed control
  • Excellent resistance management tool
  • Superior control of later stage weeds

Note: When using higher labelled rates to achieve optimum crop tolerance, a minimum of 10 gallons of water per acre is recommended.

Higher labelled rates of Liberty - 1.62 L/ac. vs. 1.35 L/ac.
Higher labelled   rates of Liberty chart
Bayer CropScience in-house research trials.

1-Pass Liberty Tank-Mixed with Centurion

Bayer CropScience recommends the application of Liberty at either 1.35 L./ac. or 1.62 L./ac. tank-mixed with Centurion at 60 ac./case to enhance grassy weed control. This is the result of PMRA's new policy regarding the use of unlabelled tank mixes. 

In cases where your grassy weeds are staged unevenly, or when they are tillering, tank-mix Centurion® with Liberty and apply approximately 20 days after seeding.

Active Ingredients

  • Glufosinate Ammonium
Crops

  • Canola


Pests Controlled



Registered Tank Mixes

  • Centurion
    In cases where your grassy weeds are staged unevenly, or when they are tilering, tank-mix Centurion with Liberty at about 20 days after seeding. Spray Liberty at 1.35 L/ac. tank-mixed with Centurion at a reduced rate of 60 acres per case (25 mL/ac.) to enhance control.

Provinces Registered

  • Alberta
  • British Columbia
  • Manitoba
  • Saskatchewan

Region:  Other

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Herbicide Resistance Discussion Video

Herbicide Resistance Discussion Video

Industry professionals and growers discuss the causes of herbicide resistance and the best ways to combat the problem. click here