Oilseed rape product highlights
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Access Corteva's Kerb Weather Data decision support service, which indicates when conditions are optimum for Astrokerb® and Kerb® Flo applications. Downlaod by 15 December and be in with a chance to win a Belkar® branded messenger bag.
Find out moreSclerotinia losses can be as high as 60%, but better forecasting, well-timed spray programmes and, most recently, genetic advances in varieties all help prevent such circumstances becoming common.
Read moreView our full range of OSR hybrids, including our Protector® Sclerotinia products.
Discover our hyrbid rangeCorteva’s portfolio of oilseed rape herbicides offer flexible, reliable control across a wide spectrum of weeds and timings. They can fit into the programme based on the season and target weeds. Take a look at our topic sheet to find out more.
Read moreBelkar® is a post-emergence autumn applied herbicide for use on winter oilseed rape. It is highly effective for key weeds such as cleavers, cranesbill, fumitory, poppies and shepherd’s purse.
Discover Belkar herbicideBlueN is classed as a foliar applied biostimulant, composed of an exclusive strain of naturally occurring endophytic bacteria, Methylobacterium symbioticum. M. symbioticum uses methanol given off by the plant during metabolic processes as an energy source to fix atmospheric nitrogen and convert it to ammonium inside the plant. Ammonium is used to make essential amino acids essential for plant growth.
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#CortevaTalks brings you a short update with Midlands Area Manager, Abi Morton, on OSR, the season and how to get the best out of Korvetto® herbicide this March. As spring emerges after a tough, wet but mild winter, broad-leaved weeds have continued