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sweet corn herbicide post-emergence

sweet corn herbicide post-emergence Protector Attribute II Sweet Corn (Roundup Ready)

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sweet corn herbicide post-emergence Protector Attribute II Sweet Corn (Roundup Ready)Staff Note: Protector Sweet Corn is not being offered for the 2026 growing season. This hybrid has long been valued for its uniform ears, strong husk coverage, and dependable yields. At this time, the seed supplier has not produced new crop for the 2026 season and beyond, and we are monitoring availability should it return to production in the future. While some retailers may still have limited carryover inventory, we recommend choosing from current

Staff Note: Protector Sweet Corn is not being offered for the 2026 growing season.
This hybrid has long been valued for its uniform ears, strong husk coverage, and dependable yields. At this time, the seed supplier has not produced new crop for the 2026 season and beyond, and we are monitoring availability should it return to production in the future.

While some retailers may still have limited carryover inventory, we recommend choosing from current-season Attribute® II hybrids for the best seed quality and field performance.

Comparable Varieties:

  • Quick Trip – Attribute® II Sweet Corn
    • Best option for growers needing an early-maturing hybrid — ready in approximately 71 days.
    • Strong vigor and emergence make it ideal for northern regions or tight planting windows.
    • Offers bright, bi-color TripleSweet™ kernels with excellent sweetness and eating quality.

  • Revision – Attribute® II Sweet Corn
    • A solid choice for growers wanting larger ears and mid-season maturity, similar to Protector’s target market.
    • Features 8.2-inch ears with 16–18 rows, providing impressive size and visual appeal.
    • Shares the Bt11 + Viptera insect protection and glyphosate/glufosinate herbicide tolerance for simple, consistent crop management.

Both Quick Trip and Revision maintain the Attribute® II trait stack, delivering the same reliable pest control, weed management flexibility, and consumer-grade eating quality that made Protector a trusted option for fresh-market growers.


Attention! This product is glyphosate tolerant. Not all "Round-Up" products can be sprayed on round-up ready crops. Make sure to check the active ingredients on your chemical products ensuring it contains only "Glyphosate or Glufosinate". Call us with any questions 715-879-5556.

The Attribute® II PROTECTOR sweet corn combines flexibility and performance, thanks to its Attribute® II trait stack. This variety offers consistently high yields and uniform ears, creating continuous profit opportunities for growers. With strong husk protection, straight rowing, and excellent tip fill, it meets the demands of both shippers and local markets.

Product Specifications

  • Botanical Name: Zea mays
  • Endosperm Type: Supersweet (SH2)
  • Maturity Slotting: Main, Full Season
  • Average Days to Maturity: 79
  • Ear Size: 8" x 1.8"
  • Kernel Color: Yellow
  • Average Rows: 18

Technology and Resistance

  • Insect Control: Bt11 + Viptera
  • Herbicide Tolerance: Glyphosate, Glufosinate

Disease Resistance

  • High Resistance: Common Rust, Maize Dwarf Mosaic Virus
  • Intermediate Resistance: None reported

Key Applications

  • Market Segments: Shipper
  • End Use: Shipper, local markets
  • Home Garden Segment: Not recommended, contains GM traits

What is Attribute® II Trait Stack?

The Attribute® II trait stack is designed to provide advanced pest and weed management solutions, featuring:

  • Herbicide Tolerance: Compatible with both glyphosate and glufosinate, allowing growers flexibility in selecting effective herbicide options for controlling problem weeds.
  • Insect Control: Combines Bt11 and Viptera technologies for a broad spectrum of protection against destructive pests, including:
    • Beet Armyworm
    • Corn Earworm
    • European Corn Borer
    • Western Bean Cutworm
    • Southern Cornstalk Borer

This comprehensive trait stack simplifies crop management while enhancing yield potential and quality.

 

Choose Attribute® II PROTECTOR Sweet Corn for exceptional yields, superior pest control, and consistent performance across the growing season!.


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★★★★★ 4
"I very nearly singed my bone!"--Melvin Van Horne
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This collection had some really fun stories involving some of Springfield's residents. There is a story on Sideshow Mel's origin, SIdeshow Bob comes back, the Simpsons find a new home on an island of garbage and much more. If you like the Simpsons, this collection has some really entertaining tales that fit in with the world of the show. Awesome
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just like the series
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good book, just like the series. i wish they would make some of the story lines into episodes.
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