You can have it all.
Every clubroot-resistant hybrid from InVigor® hybrid canola will come with our patented Pod Shatter Reduction technology in 2026. That means you don’t have to choose between protection and performance – you get both, to help maximize your yield potential in every field.
Clubroot resistance built for now – and what’s next
All clubroot-resistant InVigor hybrids are developed to protect against the most prevalent clubroot pathotypes found in Canada at the time of registration.
To maintain effectiveness in clubroot-affected areas, we recommend growing first-generation clubroot-resistant hybrids for two cycles or until symptoms appear – whichever comes first. Then, switch to second-generation multigenic hybrids to stay ahead of evolving pathogens.
Clubroot-resistant genetics decision tree.
Not sure what generation of clubroot resistance fits your farm? Check out our easy-to-follow decision tree to help you figure out which type of clubroot resistance suits your needs.
Clubroot-resistant hybrids.
NEW InVigor L355PC
New for 2026, InVigor L355PC offers the most robust disease package of any InVigor hybrid to date, plus first-generation clubroot resistance1, patented Pod Shatter Reduction technology and high yield potential.
Blackleg resistance, strong verticillium stripe ratings and lodging resistance come together in the new InVigor L355PC to check more boxes for more growers.
Yield potential
104% of the checks InVigor L255PC & InVigor LR354PC, 2024 BASF internal trials
107.9% of PIONEER® P516L, 2024 Agronomic Excellence Trials2, N= 28
109.8% of BREVANT® B3016, 2024 Agronomic Excellence Trials2, N= 28
Height
Medium
Standability
Strong
Blackleg rating
R
Growing zones
Mid to long
Herbicide system(s)
LibertyLink® technology system
Agronomic trait(s)
Pod Shatter Reduction
First-generation clubroot resistance
Strong verticillium stripe performance
InVigor L330PC
InVigor L330PC is the earliest hybrid we tested in 2024. With strong yield potential, this hybrid is a great fit for those looking for a high-performing, earlier maturing hybrid. Or for those in northern geographies. Coupled with our patented Pod Shatter Reduction technology, first generation clubroot resistance1, very strong standability, and strong yield potential, InVigor L330PC is a strong performer across all growing zones.
Yield potential
108% of the checks (InVigor L255PC and Pioneer® 45H33), BASF internal trials, 2022 & 2023, n=46
101.4% of InVigor L340PC, BASF internal trials, 2023, n=33
105.4% of PIONEER® P516L, Agronomic Excellence Trials2, 2024, n=28
Height
Medium
Standability
Strong
Blackleg rating
R
Growing zones
All
Herbicide system(s)
LibertyLink® technology system
Agronomic trait(s)
Pod Shatter Reduction
First-generation clubroot resistance
InVigor L350PC
Meet the highest-yielding hybrid of our 2024 Agronomic Excellence trials.
InVigor L350PC is ideal for those chasing high yield potential with its strong standability, first-generation clubroot resistance1 and our patented Pod Shatter Reduction technology.
Yield potential
115.6% of the checks (InVigor L255PC and PIONEER® 45H33), BASF internal trials, 2020 & 2021
105.7% of DEKALB® DK800LL, 2024 Agronomic Excellence trials2, N= 28
Height
Medium
Standability
Very Strong
Blackleg rating
R
Growing zones
Mid to long
Herbicide system(s)
LibertyLink® technology system
Agronomic trait(s)
Pod Shatter Reduction
First-generation clubroot resistance
InVigor L343PC
InVigor L343PC has been Canada’s most trusted second-generation3 clubroot-resistant LibertyLink® canola hybrid for the past three years.
Growers count on it to perform in areas where second-generation clubroot resistance is needed.
Yield potential
111.3% of the checks (InVigor L233P and Pioneer® 45H33), WCC/RRC4 trials, 2019 & 2020
106.1% of PIONEER® P516L, 2024 Agronomic Excellence Trials2, N= 28
Height
Medium
Standability
Very Good
Blackleg rating
R
Growing zones
All
Herbicide system(s)
LibertyLink® technology system
Agronomic trait(s)
Pod Shatter Reduction
Second-generation clubroot resistance
InVigor L340PC
InVigor L340PC is the #1 choice for Canadian farmers.
With high yield potential, patented Pod Shatter Reduction technology, first-generation clubroot resistance1 and strong standability, it’s easy to see why it was grown on a quarter of all canola acres in Canada in 2024.
Yield potential
108.9% of the checks (InVigor L233P and Pioneer® 45H33), WCC/RRC4 trials, 2019
104.9% of DEKALB® DK801LL, 2024 Agronomic Excellence trials2, N= 28
108.1% of PIONEER® P612L, 2024 Agronomic Excellence trials2, N= 28
Height
Medium
Standability
Strong
Blackleg rating
R
Growing zones
All
Herbicide system(s)
LibertyLink® technology system
Agronomic trait(s)
Pod Shatter Reduction
First-generation clubroot resistance
Please note: Maturity and standability are based on performance ratings and data compiled from several InVigor internal trials over multiple years. Results may vary on your farm due to environmental factors and preferred management practices.
Note: Corteva recommends that all hybrids with a shatter score rating of 6 or less be managed according to guidelines for swathing (60%-80% seed colour change).
1 To predominant clubroot pathotypes found in Canada at the time of registration. InVigor L355PC, InVigor L330PC, InVigor L350PC and InVigor L340PC share the same first-generation clubroot resistance profile. InVigor L343PC has the resistance profile plus it contains second-generation multigenic clubroot resistance to additional clubroot pathotypes to help combat evolving clubroot pathotypes.
2 Agronomic Excellence Trials, 2024, n=number of balanced trials. Number of trials vary by comparison. All trials were straight cut. Results were replicated and adjusted for moisture but not dockage.
3 We recommend growing InVigor L343PC with second-generation clubroot resistance in clubroot-affected areas after two cycles of growing first-generation clubroot-resistant hybrids or when clubroot symptoms are noticed in first-generation clubroot-resistant hybrids.
4 Western Canada Canola/Rapeseed Recommending Committee.
More on clubroot.
Learn more about clubroot and clubroot-resistant hybrids from BASF.