Herbicide resistant weeds are estimated to cost producers between $1.1 to 1.5 billion annually in terms of increased herbicide use and decreased yield and quality. Wild oat herbicide resistance alone costs prairie growers an average of $12/ac. To give your crops the best protection possible, ADAMA’s well-rounded pre-seed herbicide portfolio provides multiple options, like EMPHASIS^™, a Conquer^® replacement that uses multiple modes of action to reduce resistance while also controlling a wide array of additional broadleaf and grassy weeds when tank-mixed with glyphosate.

Volunteer canola is just one of many weeds that can get a head start on your cereals and canola, robbing them of early-season potential through the introduction of diseases, altered soil profiles, and unwanted genetic resistance. To protect your cereals or canola from early-season weed pressures, including volunteer canola, tank-mix with a herbicide like EMPHASIS™, which uses multiple modes of action to get faster burndown control of volunteer canola, broadleaf and grassy weeds when tank-mixed with glyphosate.

While glyphosate plays an important role in controlling early weed pressures, it does little to protect growers against the economic impact of volunteer canola in canola. And based on some recent studies, this can be robbing Western Canadian farmers of up to $500M in income. By tank-mixing with a herbicide like EMPHASIS^™, you can be amongst the 10% of farmers using multiple modes of action to get faster burndown control of volunteer canola, broadleaf and grassy weeds.