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    VT4PRO® with RNAi Technology

    For farmers prioritizing performance, VT4PRO® with RNAi Technology will be the first product from Bayer to combine the three built-in modes of action in Trecepta® Technology, an elite above-ground pest package for corn, with two below-ground modes of action including RNAi Technology — the latest defense to help manage corn rootworm. VT4PRO Technology is the newest product featuring the next generation of protection against corn rootworm.

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    Trait Highlights

    The Widest Spectrum of Insect Defense From Bayer

    With above-and below-ground protection against some of the toughest corn pests, VT4PRO Technology will be a versatile product with a broad geographic fit, helping to provide farmers the protection they need.

    The Power of RNAi Technology

    Developed by Bayer to combat corn rootworm, RNAi Technology offers a specific mode of action against the pest. Because RNAi Technology works differently than a soil-applied insecticide or Bt traits to control corn rootworm, it can help increase a corn plant's ability to defend itself against the billion-dollar bug1.

    Proven Herbicide Tolerance

    VT4PRO Technology contains Roundup Ready 2 Technology®, allowing the plant to withstand glyphosate treatments used to prevent weeds. By reducing weeds, plants have better access to crucial nutrients and water.

    1 USDA AgResearch Magazine - May, 2013

    Protection

    Above-Ground Insect Protection

    VT4PRO Technology provide farmers protection against above-ground pests including European corn borer, southwestern corn borer, fall armyworm, black cutworm, western bean cutworm and corn earworm.

    Below Ground Insect Protection

    It will also help farmers with low-to-moderate corn rootworm pressure defend their roots

    How it works

    Combining Proven Defenses

    VT4PRO Technology combines the three proven above-ground modes of action found in Trecepta Technology (Cry1A.105, Cry2Ab2 and Vip3Aa20) along with two below-ground modes of action, including Cry3Bb1 and RNAi Technology (DvSnf7 dsRNA) to offer corn plants built-in insect protection right out of the bag.

    Assurance to grain buyers that you’re delivering what you say.

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    EFFECTIVE AGAINST

    Insects Controlled

    Multiple modes of action give corn plants the protection they need against major pests that can cause serious crop damage.

    • European Corn Borer
    • Fall Armyworm
    • Black Cutworm
    • Western Bean Cutworm
    • Corn Earworm
    • Corn Rootworm
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    Crop Control Options

    RoundUp WeatherMAX Herbicide

    Roundup WeatherMAX herbicide controls the toughest weeds across a range of weather conditions. Its powerful formulation gives you confidence backed by our RiskShield™ protection package.

    Trait Technology Partners

    To purchase the traits that are right for your farm, contact one of our seed partners.

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    TRAITS RESOURCES

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    Dicamba Basics Videos

    Dicamba basics

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