The 2026 InVigor® hybrid canola lineup offers tailored options, including new InVigor L355PC, to suit your farm and enhance your confidence. We’re evolving with your needs, providing high-performing InVigor hybrids with patented Pod Shatter Reduction technology, robust disease genetics including clubroot-resistant technology and strength against verticillium stripe, all while providing continued agronomic and sales support to help you achieve your goals. Watch your success grow with InVigor.
For 30 years, growers across Western Canada have pushed canola further. More yield potential. More consistency. More performance when conditions don’t cooperate. InVigor has been built by keeping up with that standard. Listening, improving, and proving it in the field, year after year. The 2027 lineup continues that work, with hybrids designed to perform under pressure, help protect yield potential, and earn their place in your crop plan.
Maturity, standability and disease management set the foundation for performance. Getting those right narrows the field fast.
Please note: Information displayed on this chart is 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.
There are currently no industry-wide management recommendations to control the disease. BASF recommends following good agronomic practices to minimize the impact. If you suspect verticillium stripe in your canola crop, submit a sample to an accredited laboratory for analytical verification.
1 We recommend growing NEW InVigor L342PC, InVigor L341PC and 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.
2 Canola trials, 2024 and 2025 results based on balanced trials conducted in both Agronomic Excellence Trials and Demonstration Strip Trials.
3 All clubroot-resistant InVigor hybrids have been developed to be resistant to the most predominant clubroot pathotypes found in Canada at the time of their registration.