|
YieldGard Rootworm delivers effective and consistent inplant protection
against western, northern and Mexican corn rootworms, for a zone of
protection around the roots from the time you plant.
- YieldGard Rootworm offers broad-spectrum,
in-the-bag control of secondary pests like wireworm, white grub, seed
corn maggot and early flea beetle.
- YieldGard Rootworm protects more consistently
and effectively than traditionally applied insecticides, allowing corn
to maximize its root system.
- YieldGard Rootworm’s larger root system
enables the corn plant to utilize more moisture and more nutrients and
ultimately produce higher yields.
- YieldGard Rootworm maximizes and protects
yield potential and limits lodging.
- YieldGard Rootworm provides convenience to
growers since the amount of insecticide handled and the time spent
scouting for insect damage are reduced.
To
preserve the benefits and insect protection of the YieldGard®
family of corn technologies, and Insect Resistance management (IRM)
plant must be part of short-term and long-term production strategies.
- Plant up to 80% of your corn acres with
YieldGard Rootworm or YieldGard Plus corn.
- Plant at least 20% of your acres on each farm
as a corn refuge.
- Plant the refuge within or adjacent to the
YieldGard Rootworm or YieldGard Plus fields.
- Refuge can be a block or in-field strip (six
consecutive rows minimum, 12 rows preferred, in each strip).
- Planting a refuge is an EPA requirement for
YieldGard Rootworm and YieldGard Plus corn.

Please refer to the YieldGard IRM Guide
for complete IRM requirements.
Before opening a bag of seed, be sure
to read and
understand the stewardship requirements, including applicable refuge
requirements for insect resistance management, for hte
biotechnology triats expressed in the seed as set forth in the Monsanto
Technology Agreement that you sign. By opening and using a bag of seed,
you are reaffirming your obligation to comply with those stewardship
requirements.
Grain harvested from
products
that bear this mark is fully approved for food and feed use in the
United States and Japan, but is not approved in the European Union. You
must find a market for this crop that will not ship this grain or its
processed products to Europe. Appropriate markets for this grain
include: domestic feed use or grain handlers that specifically agree to
accept this grain and handle it appropriately. For more information on
your grain market options, go to the American Seed Trade Association's
website at www.amseed.org or call your seed supplier.
MARKET CHOICE® is a registered
certification mark used under license from ASTA.
Know Before You Grow®, an information service
provided by National Corn Growers Association at www.ncga.com.
Growers should refer to Monsanto's Technology
Use Guide on crop stewardship regarding the potential movement of
pollen to neighboring crops. ALWAYS READ AND FOLLOW PESTICIDE LABEL
DIRECTIONS. Know Before You Grow® is a registered
service mark of National Corn Growers Association. For more information
call 1-866-SELL-CORN.
For more information, please visit
the Monsanto web site >>
|