MasterLock adjuvant helps more active get deeper in the corn canopy for increased fungicide impact, leading to an average yield increase of 5.7 bushels/A.⁴

This study evaluating glyphosate uptake in velvetleaf showed 2.1x greater uptake when Class Act NG adjuvant was used compared to AMS alone.²

InterLock adjuvant helps maintain optimal droplet sizes to minimize drift loss of fine particles and prevent large droplets from bouncing off the leaf. Helping more herbicide make it to the target leads to improved weed control.

Protective leaf barriers are designed to keep things out, but StrikeLock adjuvant doesn’t take no for an answer. It melts away the leaf cuticle, helping drive herbicide down into the palisade mesophyll to disrupt key physiological processes.

Unlike other COCs, Superb HC adjuvant is compatible with glyphosate and can typically be used at half the rate while increasing herbicide penetration and action to a greater degree.

With optimal ratios of auxin, cytokinin and gibberellic acid, Ascend² PGR helps corn emerge faster, stronger and more evenly in the spring for season-long benefits.

The plant hormones in Ascend² PGR regulate plant growth and development, leading to significant benefits, including larger corn root masses with more root hairs. They can also help promote vigorous emergence, wider leaves and thicker stalks.

According to data from 67 Answer Plot trials, Ascend² PGR proved to have a positive yield impact of 7.5 bu./A in corn in 41 of those locations. The overall average yield response to Ascend² stands at 3 bu./A.¹

Zinc, manganese and boron are the most common micronutrient deficiencies in corn. One efficient application can cover most crop needs, leading to yield advantages.

The CornSorb technology included in MAX-IN Ultra ZMB Plus micronutrient helps increase humectancy to break through the leaf’s defensive barrier and strengthen micronutrient uptake.