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Vyconic™ Soybeans
Farmers need to control as many things on their operations as possible to ensure optimized yields.
They want to get the best performance they can on their operation, but they're also trying to control weeds that rob soybeans of critical nutrients, limiting their potential. Herbicide resistance means weeds continue to become more and more challenging. This means farmers need choice and flexibility.
More crop protection solutions than ever are available today. And more soybean seed variety than ever means that there are plenty of options for pairing a high-yielding soybean seed with a compatible crop protection program that addresses specific needs.
Farming rarely provides simple solutions. Vyconic™ Soybeans offer tolerance to five herbicides: glyphosate, glufosinate, dicamba, 2,4-D, and mesotrione.
The future of flexible soy production will depend on high-yielding seeds that can also produce alongside a broad set of herbicide options for flexible weed management1. Vyconic™ Soybeans are anticipated to launch in the United States and Canada by the 2027 planting season.
Vyconic™ trait technology is one of several new seed traits in development for future launch, and it’s one of over a dozen soybean traits planned within the next decade, creating a path to help farmers manage today’s – and tomorrow’s – biggest challenges.
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1 Pending applicable regulatory approvals.
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