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One Solution

Attention wheat growers!

New Velocity m3 is like nothing else you've ever seen. It is a combination of two new innovative active ingredients, thiencarbazone-methyl (Group 2) and pyrasulfotole (Group 27); and bromoxynil (Group 6). Together, these three actives provide "One Solution" for comprehensive, broad spectrum grassy and broadleaf weed control, and effective resistance management in spring and durum wheat.

For added grower convenience, Velocity m3 has a wide window of application, excellent re-cropping flexibility and is registered for both aerial and ground application.

One Solution

The easiest and most effective way to manage herbicide resistance is to rotate herbicides with different modes of action. Bayer CropScience has developed two new, innovative active ingredients and combined them with Bromoxynil to bring Western Canada’s growers Velocity m3. For farmers growing spring and durum wheat, that means one product and one solution to manage herbicide resistance and for exceptional grass and broadleaf weed control.
Active Ingredients
  • Pyrasulfotole – Group 27
  • Thiencarbazone-methyl
    – Group 2
  • Bromoxynil – Group 6
Crops
  • Wheat, durum
  • Winter Wheat
  • Wheat, spring


Pests Controlled


Pests Suppressed


Provinces Registered
  • Alberta
  • British Columbia
  • Manitoba
  • Saskatchewan
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Raxil

Raxil

Raxil® is the toughest thing in pink. Raxil's formulation has added muscle to protect against Fusarium and a host of other seed and seedling diseases. It offers one of the most complete disease labels on the market. It is the toughest opponent against true loose smut in barley and delivers a one-two punch to both seed- and soil-borne Fusarium. click here

Coulda, Shoulda, Woulda, DID.

Coulda, Shoulda, Woulda, DID.

Prosaro® fungicide provides the best fusarium protection available and ensures unparalleled yield and quality for your wheat and barley click here

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