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Pioneer Expands Pioneer Brand Enlist E3 Soybeans Availability for 2020 Planting
Aug. 19, 2019
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Corteva Agriscience's seed business, Pioneer, announced expanded availability of Pioneer® brand Enlist E3™ soybeans for 2020. Varieties will be available across the U.S. in a range of maturities.
Pioneer brand Enlist E3 soybeans are the most advanced weed control trait technology for soybeans. The soybeans provide tolerance to glyphosate, glufosinate and the new 2,4-D choline in Enlist Duo® and Enlist One® herbicides to help control glyphosate-resistant and other weeds and broadleaf grasses.
“Pioneer brand Enlist E3 soybeans bring another weed control option to farmers, enhancing the already-strong Pioneer brand soybean lineup,” said John Schartman, Pioneer Marketing Leader, Soybeans. “Local Pioneer sales representatives work closely with farmers to select the best varieties for their operation, whether they are looking for high yield potential in Pioneer® brand A-Series soybeans or a specific herbicide-tolerant trait as part of their weed-control management program.”
Farmers who plant Pioneer brand Enlist E3 soybeans can apply Enlist herbicides in burndown through postemergence.
“Enlist herbicides not only offer excellent broadleaf weed control but ease of use for farmers and applicators,” Schartman said. “With tank-mix flexibility, near-zero volatility and a reduced potential for physical drift, Enlist herbicides help achieve excellent weed control, which gives Pioneer brand soybeans the opportunity to help maximize yield potential.”
Source: Corteva Agriscience
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