VT4PRO™ with RNAi Technology
Crop: CornFor 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 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 against corn rootworm.
PHASE: COMMERCIAL
Bollgard® 3 ThryvOn™ Cotton with XtendFlex® Technology
Bollgard® 3 ThryvOn™ cotton with XtendFlex® Technology is poised to be the industry's first cotton biotech trait to provide protection against tarnished plant bug and thrips species* and may help reduce the need for some insecticide applications.
PHASE: COMMERCIAL
The Preceon™ Smart Corn System
Crop: CornThe Preceon™ Smart Corn System from Bayer and the introduction of short stature corn hybrids (within the system) through breeding innovations will mark a transformation in how corn is produced. This innovation has the potential to be a game changer and will help farmers manage risks and unlock yield potential in the face of ever-shifting challenges.
The Preceon™ Smart Corn System works by combining three innovative elements into one working system:
- Short stature corn hybrids offer increased protection from lodging and greensnap and greater application flexibility.
- FieldView™ digital insights give data-driven recommendations to maximize performance in the field.
- Tailored hands-on support from Bayer and participating Dealers and Seedsmen will bring farmers reliable support to help maximize the Preceon Smart Corn System.
PHASE: PRE-LAUNCH
The Preceon™ Smart Corn System: The Next Evolution of Corn Production
The 5 Steps in Trait Development
Bt trait development doesn't happen overnight. Just like it takes a seed time to fully grow, our traits go through several stages of thorough testing before they're ready for the fields.
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*ThryvOn™ Technology may help reduce insecticide applications for key tarnished plant bugs and thrips species. Scouting is critical to determine which and how many insecticide applications are recommended to avoid economic loss greater than pest management costs (i.e., when economic thresholds are met). Check with your local state extension university for the latest spraying recommendations.