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BY 6211TF

A New Level of Pod Shatter Resistance with DefendR Blackleg Protection

• BrettYoung’s premier variety with Pod DefendR® – a shatter reduction trait
• TruFlex™ canola hybrid equipped with the latest in herbicide trait technology
• DefendR-rated Blackleg resistance
• Medium-long maturity suitable for mid- and longseason zones

6211 Canola TchSht_HI.pdf
6211 Canola TchSht_HI.pdf

Characteristics

BY 6211TF

Yield Rating

101%

Blackleg

R-CG

Major Gene ID

Rlm3 RlmS

Harvestability

Excellent

Maturity

+0.9 days

Disease Management Rating: R=Resistant, IT=Improved Tolerance
Yield and maturity ratings based on relative to check performance in Co-op registration trials.

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Forage and Turf Seed Production Market Update

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