Corteva Agriscience Excited to Ranchers Profitability with New High Noon Herbicide

New HighNoon™ herbicide from Corteva Agriscience gives ranchers, land managers and county noxious weed specialists the flexible tool they need to help manage the toughest broadleaf weeds across the diverse Mountain West region.

Stewarding the land, water and other natural resources in geographies where land-use goals are as unique as the varying soils, elevations and habitats presents special challenges. HighNoon helps simplify land stewardship, whether managing for livestock grazing, wildlife and game birds or maintaining roadsides and rights-of-way, or — as often the case — a combination of objectives.

Speaker2: "We're very excited about High Noon because we're it's going to have the broadest level of weed control," said Corteva Agriscience Market Development Specialist Jerome Otto from Scottsbluff, Neb. in their Range and Pasture Division. "In addition, it's going to have the most flexible use sight applications. And what that means for a land manager is that whether they are trying to control weeds in their pasture or on their roadsides, this is going to be a tool which will help them meet the needs of their clientele."

HighNoon contains the same active ingredients as DuraCor® herbicide, providing a single product that controls broadleaf weeds, delivers residual weed control and stops several undesirable woody species — but with application flexibility across a wide range of sites.

HighNoon supports an abundant, high-quality forage base by taking out the toughest-to-control broadleaf weeds and woody plants, including biennial thistles (musk thistle, bull thistle), perennial Canada thistle, Palmer amaranth, wild carrot, poison hemlock, common burdock, pigweed, common mullein, common tansy, whitetop, houndstongue, buckbrush, and many others.

Visit www.HighNoonHerbicide.com to learn more.

Source: Corteva Agriscience/Ag Information Network/Western Ag Network