All BrettYoung canola varieties come treated with Helix® Saltro® as the base treatment. Additional seed treatment options Fortenza® Advanced and BUTEO™ start are available through your BrettYoung retailer.
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| Base Treatment | Add-On Treatment | Add-On Treatment | ||
| BY 7206LL | X | X | or | X |
| BY 7204LL | X | X | or | X |
| BY 7202LL | X | X | or | X |
| BY 6223TF | X | X | or | X |
| BY 6217TF | X | X | or | X |
| BY 6216TF | X | X | or | X |
| BY 6214TF | X | X | or | X |
| BY 6211TF | X | X | or | X |
| BY 5125CL | X | X | or | X |
Canola protection — from the ground up
With all the protection you’ve come to expect from Helix® Vibrance® and the addition of ADEPIDYN® fungicide, Helix Saltro® is the first seed treatment to defend canola against foliar infections caused by airborne blackleg, protecting plants at the most critical crop stage to maximize yield potential.
Flea beetle and cutworm control made simple
When you need a simple but effective option to protect your canola seed investment from striped and crucifer flea beetles and cutworms, Fortenza® Advanced is the seed treatment choice that provides two high-performing insecticides in one product. Fortenza Advanced also helps improve stand establishment so you can fully realize your canola’s genetic potential.
When added to Helix® Saltro® foundation seed treatment, Fortenza Advanced delivers three insecticides and five fungicides for full broad-spectrum protection from all key canola seed and seedling insects and diseases.
Protect that start of the season feelin’
BUTEOTM start is specifically designed to protect your canola at its most vulnerable point, from cotyledon to three leaf stage, delivering unparalleled protection against striped and crucifer flea beetles. It gives your canola the chance to develop stronger, leading to quicker canopy, more uniform flowering and better maturity.
The protective power of BUTEO start is effective and immediate. Its Group 4D insecticide (flupyradifurone) delivers rapid uptake and systemic translocation from cotyledon to leaf margins, encouraging stronger plant stands — even in dry conditions and areas of high flea beetle pressure.