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Every clubroot-resistant hybrid from InVigor® hybrid canola will come with our patented Pod Shatter Reduction technology in 2024. This combination of beneficial traits means you never have to choose between protection and performance, so you can maximize your yield potential in every field.

 

Clubroot-resistant genetics from InVigor.

All InVigor clubroot-resistant hybrids have been developed to be resistant to the most predominant clubroot pathotypes found in Canada at the time of their registration.

 

InVigor L350PC and InVigor L340PC share the same first-generation clubroot resistance profile. InVigor L343PC has this resistance profile plus it contains second-generation multigenic clubroot resistance to additional clubroot pathotypes to help combat evolving clubroot pathogens.

 

Incorporating a clubroot-resistant hybrid into your integrated pest management plan is an excellent tool to aid in clubroot management.

 

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 decision tree

Clubroot-resistant hybrids.

InVigor L350PC

InVigor L356PC logo

Looking for a high-yielding hybrid in the mid to long growing zones? InVigor L350PC has it all. It's our highest yielding hybrid in our breeding trials to date, and combines standability, first-generation clubroot resistance1 and our patented Pod Shatter Reduction technology. It is a great fit for growers who irrigate or when lodging is a concern.

Yield potential

115.6% of the checks (InVigor L255PC and Pioneer® 45H33) in 2020 & 2021 BASF internal trials

108.9% of InVigor L340PC (n=22, 2021)

114.3% of InVigor L233P (n=36, 2020 & 2021)

 

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

InVigor L343PC

InVigor L356PC logo

InVigor L343PC is a go-to choice when you need a high-yielding second-generation clubroot-resistant hybrid3. With patented Pod Shatter Reduction, this hybrid offers improved standability and yield potential over InVigor L234PC.

Yield potential

111.3% of the checks (InVigor L233P and Pioneer® 45H33) in the 2019 & 2020 WCC/RRC2 trials 

106% of InVigor L233P (n=43, 2019 & 2020)

 

Height

Medium

Standability

Strong

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 L356PC logo

InVigor L340PC has it all—high yield, Pod Shatter Reduction, first-generation clubroot resistance1 and strong standability. It is a great fit for growers who irrigate or when lodging is a concern.

Yield potential

108.9% of the checks (InVigor L233P and Pioneer® 45H33) in 2019 WCC/RRC2 trials

107.8% of InVigor L233P (n=16, 2019)

 

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

1 To predominant clubroot pathotypes found in Canada at the time of registration. 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 resistance pathotypes to help combat evolving clubroot pathotypes.

2 Western Canada Canola/Rapeseed Recommending Committee

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.

More on clubroot.

Learn more about clubroot and clubroot-resistant hybrids from BASF.