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6074 RR: The Only Canola with Yields to Challenge InVigor

The InVigor Challenge Trials

With yields that lead the Genuity Roundup Ready segment, 6074 RR proved it could go head-to-head with the perceived yield leader, InVigor. In 2016, BrettYoung launched the InVigor Yield Challenge Trials - 15 head-to-head trials across Western Canada that featured 6074 RR against the best InVigor hybrids. And the results are in:

To see 2017 trial results, click here.

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The Yield Leader
  • The Roundup Ready canola variety with yields to challenge InVigor
  • Improved tolerance to Sclerotinia Stem Rot*
  • Blackleg resistant
  • Consistent performer with excellent harvestability
6074 RR Techsheet
6074 RR Techsheet

Characteristics

6074 RR

Yield Rating

101%

Blackleg

R - C

Major Gene ID

Rlm 3

Sclerotinia Rating

IT

Harvestability

Excellent

Maturity

+1.7 days
Performance in Trials

Disease Management Rating: R = Resistant, IT = Improved Tolerance

Yield and maturity ratings based on relative to check performance in available Co-op, CPT and private trials.
Improved tolerance versus susceptible varieties, using WCC/RRC-approved protocol. 

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Harvest Timing

Posted: Aug 16, 2022

If you don’t already have crops being harvested, you’re likely keeping a close eye on your fields to decide when to start. Just like any other crop, timing of when you start harvesting your canola can have big impacts on yield and quality, here are a few things to keep in mind as you watch your crops progress this fall.

The first decision to make is whether you will be harvesting or swathing a crop. This is largely influenced by hybrid– if you have seeded canola with pod shatter protection, such as a Pod DefendR hybrid, you may be able to leave these fields out to straight cut.

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Scouting For Blackleg in Canola

Posted: Aug 16, 2022

Disease surveying in the fall is one of those tasks many of us drag our feet on. Nothing can be done that late in the season to protect the crop from damage, so why survey? The value of surveying is to assess your current management practices and hybrid selections to help make better-informed decisions that will maximize yield potential in future years.

For a disease like blackleg, the canola crop may not show visible signs of damage. Only after disease surveying may the true level of blackleg damage be determined, along with the bushels lost to the disease.

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