Leave Nothing Behind
That's a bold statement, but when it comes to pre-seed weed control in cereals, we've got the products to back it up. Corteva Agriscience™, offers four cereal pre-seed herbicides, all with SoilActive™ technology, for extended broadleaf weed control. That means, the weeds on the surface are controlled, as well as the weeds that have yet to emerge, so you can seed into clean fields next spring.
Which product is right for you?
SoilActive Technology
All four Corteva pre-seed herbicides contain SoilActive technology, which lets you control emerged weeds at the time of application, and weeds that emerge up to two weeks after spraying.
Why Glyphosate Alone is Not Enough
Glyphosate is not enough to control key weeds.
Glyphosate is not enough for tough winter annuals.
Glyphosate is not enough for weeds that flush.
Glyphosate is not enough for volunteer canola.
Glyphosate is not enough to manage glyphosate resistance.
Glyphosate is not enough for weeds yet to emerge.
Glyphosate is not enough to support early seeding.
Fall Offer
*On matching acres of Corteva Agriscience canola hybrids and your fall pre-seed purchase. Corteva Agriscience brands include: Brevant™ brand, Pioneer® brand and Pioneer brand D-Series canola hybrids (up to $2.25/acre). Commit defined: Contract, book or purchase your Corteva Agriscience brands by October 16, 2018. The discount will be paid as a rebate based on your invoiced purchases of eligible products between August 1, 2018 and October 16, 2018. Minimum 200 acres required. Paid as a rebate on top of any savings from the 2018 Diamond Rewards program. Corteva Agriscience reserves the right to amend this offer at any time.
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What is SoilActive Technology?
New for 2017: Paradigm™ Pre-Seed Broadleaf Herbicide
Get a Head Start on Spring with PrePass™ XC
I like to recommend this in the fall on canola stubble, helps a lot with flushing volunteers esp going into winter wheat.
— Trevor Calvert (@t_cal15) August 26, 2016
we like to use it in the fall to deal with cleavers to keep them from overwintering and becoming a bigger issue in the spring.
— Blake Tebbutt (@TebbuttBlake) August 26, 2016
we like it because just makes spring a lot easier.
— THE GOD OF AG (@bigbushelsag) August 25, 2016
#Paradigm pre-seed 12daa. They never stood a chance! #notafairfight pic.twitter.com/kBCBpLeM2i
— Andrew Wilk (@FarmerWilk) May 22, 2017
Ever wonder how well your pre seed application is working? leave an untreated strip... #whitecockleRimbey #Spray17 #WestCdnAg #PrePass pic.twitter.com/TxPrj8HXFn
— Keith Genik (@KGenik) May 26, 2017
In the same field, Korrex in the fall vs no fall spray. Looks like this stuff works. @DowAgroCA_SC @DowChemical pic.twitter.com/ABedxVXDkI
— Kelsey Waker (@KelsDutts) May 13, 2017
we always do a portion of our expected wheat acres in the fall. Sure lightens the workload of burning off in the spring
— Kelly Baillargeon (@k_baillargeon) August 25, 2016
we choose to use it on every acre that's going into cereals the next year. Prepass Flex is really handy too.
— 🌾 Tyler Burns (@windypopfarm) August 24, 2016
I've fall applied #prepass on canola stubble to have extended control of volunteer canola and the results were excellent!
— Neil Beauchamp (@NeilBeauchamp) August 24, 2016