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New alfalfa varieties feature Roundup Ready technology

Forage producers now have the opportunity to free their fields from weeds with Liberator and Revolution alfalfa, the first NK Brand alfalfa varieties with Roundup Ready technology. This new alfalfa technology is currently available from NK Brand dealers.

Liberator and Revolution couple the proven genetics of NK Brand alfalfa with RR technology. The technology offers producers an excellent tool for enhanced stand establishment. By eliminating weed competition early, young plants can produce healthier, faster growing stands to achieve their full genetic potential for higher quality and yielding alfalfa production.

In addition to liberating alfalfa fields from weed competition, Liberator combines outstanding genetic potential with very fast recovery and strong persistence to maximize performance in three-, four- and five-cut systems. It is well-suited for all major alfalfa forage production areas where fall dormancy-rated '2' to '5' varieties are planted, which is most of the United States.

In non-dormant growing areas, where the technology is already revolutionizing alfalfa production, Revolution is the first NK Brand alfalfa variety with RR technology. It is well adapted for forage production areas where fall dormancy-rated '7' to '9' varieties are planted, specifically central and southern California, and southern coastal areas. Revolution combines excellent early growth and rapid recovery characteristics with tremendous yield potential for more tons of weed-free alfalfa produced per acre.

Both varieties offer vital genetic protection against tough-to-control diseases, plus all NK Brand RR alfalfa varieties are treated with Apron XL fungicide, which gives extra protection against early season diseases.

Developed especially for alfalfa producers who use top management programs, Liberator and Revolution fit well into the NK Brand Dairy Ration Fit system. Ration Fit helps assess the herd's nutritional needs and customize forage selection for optimal milk production, milk fat and protein content. NK Brand alfalfa varieties offer optimum yields and nutritional value with high Relative Forage Quality and high fiber digestibility.

For more information, circle X on the Reader Reply Coupon, call a local NK Brand dealer, or visit www.syngenta.com.

Date: 2/22/06


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