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XtendFlex Soybeans

The Roundup Ready® Xtend Crop System is expanding to provide you with more choices than ever. XtendFlex® soybeans are built on Roundup Ready 2 Xtend® technology, you can still count on the high-yielding performance you’ve come to expect, but now with the added benefit of glufosinate tolerance.

Crop System:

Roundup Ready Xtend® Crop System

Groups:

4 Dicamba
9 Glyphosate
10 Glufosinate

More Herbicide Options

XtendFlex soybean technology gives you the same proven yield potential of the Roundup Ready 2 Xtend soybean trait while offering greater choice of herbicide combinations to best control the weed spectrum present in your fields.

Manage Tough to Control Weeds

XtendFlex soybean technology, with triple herbicide tolerance, provides choice and flexibility to manage tough-to-control and resistant weeds.

System Benefits

The Roundup Ready® Xtend Crop System is expanding to provide you with more choices than ever. Combining the high yield potential of Roundup Ready 2 Xtend technology with a built-in tolerance to dicamba, glyphosate and glufosinate, XtendFlex soybeans give you another mode of action in your arsenal to help fight tough-to-control weeds like waterhemp and Canada fleabane, including herbicide resistant biotypes.



Using dicamba in your first herbicide pass provides beneficial early residual control that protects your crop’s yield potential. Early control of weeds, such as lamb’s quarters, redroot pigweed and common ragweed, allows you to get ahead and stay ahead. With XtendFlex soybeans having glufosinate tolerance, you also have the added flexibility for another non-selective post-emergent application option1.

1 In accordance with label requirements.

Promo Tools of System Benefits

Yield Impact of Early Season Weed Control

A pre-plant application of dicamba and glyphosate provides broad spectrum weed control and short-term residual activity on small-seeded broadleaf weeds to maximize yield potential of Roundup Ready 2 Xtend soybeans.

Trials showed a 2.4 bu./ac.2 increase due to reduced early weed competition from residual dicamba activity.

2 Source: Bayer Market Development research trials, 2008 – 2014 (n=39). Average of 2.4 bu./ac. advantage over 2-pass.

Promo Tools of Yield Impact of Early Season   Weed Control
APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

Recommended application window for Roundup Ready 2 Xtend Soybeans

Following the recommended herbicide application rates and timing will set your soybean crop up for maximum yield potential.

Recommended application window for Roundup Ready 2 Xtend Soybeans
PERFORMANCE

Waterhemp Control

Across Eastern Canada, waterhemp is becoming more of a problem. It’s difficult to control and has shown to develop resistance very quickly. In research trials, XtendFlex soybeans were tested in several trial plots with different combinations of crop protection products. See how XtendFlex soybeans stood up to waterhemp.

Untreated.

Roundup Xtend herbicide with VaporGrip Technology (2 L/ac.) was applied at planting, and Roundup WeatherMAX® (0.67 L/ac.) was applied in-crop.

Roundup Xtend herbicide with VaporGrip Technology (2 L/ac.) and Fierce® herbicide (96 g/ac.) were applied at planting. Liberty® 200 SN herbicide (1 L/ac.) was applied in-crop.

Source: Third Party Research Trials, Port Alma, ON. July 28, 2020.*


Effective Against

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    • Waterhemp
    • Canada fleabane
    • Redroot pigweed
    • Lamb’s quarters
    • Common ragweed
    • Giant ragweed

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    • annual sow thistle
    • biennial wormwood
    • buckwheat (tartary, wild)
    • bur cucumber
    • Canada fleabane
    • chickweed
    • cleavers
    • cocklebur
    • common lamb’s quarters
    • corn spurry
    • cow cockle
    • Eastern black nightshade
    • Flixweed
    • green smartweed
    • hempnettle
    • kochia
    • lady’s thumb
    • mustard (wild, hare’s ear, Indian, tumble, wormseed)
    • narrow-leaved hawk’s beard
    • narrow-leaved vetch
    • night-flowering catchfly
    • Pennsylvania smartweed
    • pigweed (redroot, Russian, smooth)
    • prickly lettuce
    • ragweed (common, false, giant)
    • round-leaved mallow
    • Russian thistle
    • shepherd’s purse
    • stinkweed
    • stork’s bill
    • velvetleaf
    • volunteer adzuki beans
    • volunteer canola (non glyphosate-tolerant)
    • volunteer flax
    • wild tomato

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    • annual blue grass
    • barnyard grass
    • crabgrass (smooth, large)
    • downy brome
    • fall panicum
    • foxtail (green, yellow)
    • Persian darnel
    • volunteer barley
    • volunteer wheat
    • wild proso millet
    • wild oats

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    • perennial sow thistle
    • foxtail barley
    • Canada thistle
    • common milkweed
    • dandelion
    • field bindweed
    • quackgrass
    • wire-stemmed muhly
    • yellow nutsedge

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