DP 1908 B3XF
Northern High Plains and Panhandle
Bollgard® 3 technology
Very early to early maturity, with smooth leaf and open boll types
Excellent fiber length and good fiber strength
Above-average emergence
Resistant to bacterial blight
After undergoing our rigorous development process, including testing by our New Product Evaluators in their own fields, the Class of 19 has earned the right to be called Strong Cotton.
These new commercialized varieties include three offerings specifically adapted for the Texas regions and a new Bollgard® 3 XtendFlex® variety adapted for the Mid-South and Upper Southeast. Learn more about the Class of 19 varieties selected by growers like you.
Three of the four new varieties include Bollgard® 3 XtendFlex® technology, giving them three modes of action against bollworm and other cotton pests as well as well as enhanced weed management flexibility.
Northern High Plains and Panhandle
Bollgard® 3 technology
Very early to early maturity, with smooth leaf and open boll types
Excellent fiber length and good fiber strength
Above-average emergence
Resistant to bacterial blight
South Texas, Rolling Plains and Southern High Plains
Bollgard® 3 technology
Mid-full maturity, with semi-smooth leaf and open boll types
Excellent fiber package with average emergence
Moderately resistant to bacterial blight
Northern High Plains and Panhandle
Very early to early maturity, with smooth leaf and open boll types
Good emergence and excellent fiber package
Resistant to bacterial blight
Upper Mid-South and Upper Southeast
Early maturity, with average length and good strength and vigor
Smooth leaf and open boll types
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Every year, the new class of cotton is put to the test with our New Product Evaluator (NPE) Program, and the Class of 19 is no different. Raised on large-scale plots under individual management conditions, our NPEs played a key role in selecting this year's strong varieties.