MANAGEMENT & HARVESTING
HERBICIDE
RESISTANCE
MANAGEMENT MATURITY
Groups 1 & 2 Mid/Late
Groups 1 & 2 Mid
Groups 1 & 2 Mid
Groups 1 & 2 Mid/Late
Groups 1 & 2 Mid
Groups 1 & 2 Mid
Groups 1 & 2 Early
Groups 1 & 2 Mid/Late
Groups 1 & 2 Mid/Late
Groups 1 & 2 Mid/Late
Groups 1 & 9 Mid/Late
Groups 1 & 9 Mid/Late
STANDABILITY
DI SE A SE PACK AGE
STRAIGHT CUT
harvest, and maximize your total dollars not just in canola
but across the entire farm.
Proper harvest management allows you to harvest for quality
on other crops rather than worrying about risking canola
due to pod shatter if it becomes ripe. Many times, growers
are faced with critical harvest decisions that result in the
detriment of one crop over another. Growing a canola hybrid
with harvest management traits minimizes the risk at harvest
and will lead to greater profits across the farm.
Another concern growers are faced with when growing canola
in a crop rotation is volunteers the following year. Canola is
an aggressive growing crop that demands water and nutrients
and will compete with the crop being grown the following
year if volunteers are not properly managed. The first step
to volunteer canola control starts at harvest. Growing a canola
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RATING
SCLEROTINIA
RESISTANCE
CLUBROOT
RESISTANCE
hybrid with harvest management traits means there will
be less seed pod drop and pod shattering. Minimizing
the amount of seed loss at harvest decreases the number
of volunteers the following year.
Nutrien Ag Solutions is proud to offer canola hybrids with
leading harvest management features including excellent
standability and pod shatter reduction. Plant architecture,
erect stance and height all affect the ease with which a canola
crop can be cut and combined. Standability is a result of plant
breeder selection coupled with the influence of balanced
fertility, agronomic management and the environment.
Considering varieties with standability ratings and heights that
suit your harvest needs will allow for faster harvesting, a better
anchored swath and the potential for more snow capture.
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