2015 Corvus® Brand

Corvus Herbicide
Welcome to the Corvus Zone
Welcome to the Corvus Zone.

Corvus pre-emergence herbicide is the ONLY
herbicide to offer burndown, residual and reactivation
for consistent performance all season long.
Burndown takes out early weeds.
Residual prevents new weeds.
Reactivation with rain gets late weeds.
Controls more than 65 weeds, including glyphosate-,

ALS-, PPO- and triazine-resistant weeds
Excellent resistance management tool
Ultra low use rate
CSI Safener technology allows for flexible use and
outstanding crop safety
Bayer (regd), the Bayer Cross (regd), Balance, Buctril, Corvus, Liberty, LibertyLink and Respect the Rotation are trademarks of
Bayer. Harness, Roundup Ready and TripleFLEX are registered trademarks of Monsanto Technology LLC. Lexar and Lumax are registered
trademarks of a Syngenta Group Company. Superb is a registered trademark of Winfield Solutions, LLC. Verdict is a registered trademark of
BASF. SureStart is a registered trademark of DOW. Always read and follow label instructions. Balance Flexx, Corvus and atrazine are
Restricted Use Pesticides. Not all products are registered in all states. For additional product information call toll-free 1-866-99-BAYER (1-866-
Consistent Control
Consistent control under varying weather conditions whether applied
at burndown, pre-emergence or early postemergence (through V2).
Any soil type
Previously applied at V2
Season-long weed control
Labeled rate of Corvus

applied pre-emergence on
sandy soil
Labeled rate of Corvus plus

atrazine (1.5 pt/A) applied
early postemergence (V2)
on sandy soil
Labeled rate of Corvus

applied pre-emergence on
sandy soil
Reactivation with Rain

Goes to work quickly and controls weeds through canopy, whether
conditions turn wet or even hot and dry.
Just a half inch of rain reactivates Corvus.
1 Week After Application
2 Weeks After Application
Corvus 5 fl oz/A + 1 lb AI/A atrazine + gal/100 Superb

Welcome to the Corvus Zone.
Pre-emergence application of
Corvus in university test plot
Untreated check at the same

university test plot
Corvus vs. Competitive Herbicides

Corvus provides many advantages that the competition cannot, including:
vs. Lumax/Lexar, Corvus:
Reactivates with rain
Provides stronger burndown on grasses

Has longer, stronger residual
Utilizes low use rate technology

vs. Verdict, Corvus:
Offers a wider window of application

Provides better crop safety

Provides superior control of broadleaf weeds and grasses
Has longer, stronger residual

vs. SureStart/TripleFLEX, Corvus:
Assists in resistance management
Provides stronger burndown on grasses
Utilizes low use rate technology
Broad-Spectrum Control
Controls a broad spectrum of
broadleaf weeds, including giant
ragweed and morningglory, that
may be missed or only partially
controlled by Lumax, Lexar,
Verdict, SureStart or TripleFLEX.
Broad-Spectrum Control
Controls a broad spectrum of
grass weeds, including woolly
cupgrass, shattercane and
foxtail, that may be missed or
only partially controlled by
Lumax, Lexar, Verdict,
SureStart or TripleFLEX.
Direct Comparison
Exceptional Performance - Burndown
Untreated
Treated
Untreated
Treated
Corvus 5.6 fl oz/A + 2 pts/A atrazine + COC + UAN 20 DAT
Exceptional Performance Pre-emergence
Untreated
Treated
Untreated
Corvus 5.6 fl oz/A + 2 pts/A atrazine 20 DAT
Treated
Exceptional Performance V2
Untreated
Treated
Untreated
Corvus 5.6 fl oz/A + 2 pts/A atrazine 5 DAT
Treated
Waterhemp and Palmer Amaranth

Management
Most grass and broadleaf weeds are controlled with just one
application of Corvus at 5.6 fl oz/A.
Weeds such as waterhemp and Palmer amaranth, however, are
simply difficult to control, regardless of whether or not they are
resistant to glyphosate.
These specific weeds have characteristics which allow them to
germinate over the entire growing season, grow rapidly and produce a
large amount of seed.
When waterhemp or Palmer amaranth are present, Corvus is the best
two-pass option on the market and is recommended as a foundation
herbicide in a planned two-pass herbicide program.
Resistance Management Tool

Dual modes of action help manage and prevent the development of
resistance:
HPPD Inhibitor (commonly known as a bleacher)
Inhibits 4-hydroxyphenylpyruvate dioxygenase (HPPD) enzyme in plants
HPPD is key to production of protective pigments and development of
chloroplasts in plants
By inhibiting this development, emerging plant tissue is bleached (white to
pale yellow)
ALS Inhibitor
Inhibits acetolactate synthase enzyme

Prevents production of three essential branch-chain amino acids
These amino acids are building blocks for a plants normal growth and
development
Provides four modes of action when tankmixed with glyphosate and

atrazine to kill resistant weeds.
Resistance Management Tool

Corvus integrates easily into an overall pest and weed management
strategy which helps:
Manage resistant and tolerant weed populations
Maintain the viability of other herbicide programs
Employ practices known to limit weed development and herbicide use
(tillage, scouting and proper application timing) whenever possible.
Always use the full labeled rates as shown on the label.
Respect the Rotation

Rotating herbicide mode of action (MOA) is essential
to improving weed resistance management and helps
you Respect the Rotation.
1. Rotate mode of action and/or use multiple MOAs
to reduce the selection pressure caused by
overusing a single MOA.
2. Rotate herbicide-tolerant traits.
3. Rotate crops.
Ultra Low Use Rate

Ultra low use rates (ULUR) provide time and costs savings
Apply at ounces per acre vs. pints or quarts per acre
Less shipping, easier storage and handling, and fewer jugs
An average retailer (servicing 30,000 corn acres) can save up to $50,000 by switching
from bulk to ULUR products
Outstanding Crop Safety

Crop Safety Innovation (CSI) Safener technology:
Changes the capacity of the plant to withstand
herbicidal activity, which may lead to increased root
and plant health
Allows Corvus to be used on any soil, enabling
greater crop compatibility
Has both soil and foliar uptake, making the safener
active in pre and early post applications
Exclusive Bayer technology
Outstanding Crop Safety
Corvus 5.6 fl oz/A + 1 qt/A atrazine on sandy soil

Flexibility
Available for use in field corn, corn grown for silage, and corn grown
for seed.
Use in a wide variety of timing and tillage programs:
Conservation tillage
Pre-plant incorporated (less than 2 inches

deep)
No-till crop management systems
Pre-emergence
Postharvest noncrop
Early postemergence through the 2-leaf

collar (V2) growth stage
Conventional
Preplant
Flexibility
Use in an integrated weed control program with:
Liberty herbicide on LibertyLink hybrids
Glyphosate on Roundup Ready hybrids
A strong tankmix partner for a number of herbicides,

most importantly, atrazine.
The addition of atrazine can improve spectrum and
consistency of weed control
See label for full listing of compatible herbicides and

usage rates.
Flexibility
Specific Use Directions
Adjuvants - Burndown
When weeds are present at time of treatment and prior to corn
emergence, tankmix Corvus with COC or MSO for burndown of
labeled weeds 6 inches or less in height.
When weeds are greater than 6 inches in height or weeds not
controlled by Corvus are present, the addition of a nonselective
herbicide is recommended.
Glyphosate, paraquat, 2,4-D
Adjuvants - Post
Corvus is available for application to corn in a
tankmix with atrazine from spiking through the 2-leaf
collar (V2) growth stage.
Do not use COC or MSO with Corvus herbicide
applied to emerged field corn.
Tankmixes with other herbicides or adjuvants are
not recommended for early postemergence
applications of Corvus herbicide as crop response
symptoms, including bleaching, leaf-edge necrosis
and stunting, may result.
Summary
Corvus herbicide is the ONLY herbicide to offer burndown, residual
and reactivation providing consistent weed control under varying
weather conditions.
Corvus offers uncompromised weed control all season long at
5.6 fl oz/A, whether conditions turn wet or hot and dry.
Two modes of action to control glyphosate-, PPO- and triazineresistant weeds, with outstanding crop safety.
With its rapid burndown of weeds, Corvus is perfect for any tillage
program, including no-till and minimum-till.

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Corvus Herbicide

Welcome to the Corvus Zone

Welcome to the Corvus Zone.

Controls more than 65 weeds, including glyphosate-,

Any soil type

Season-long weed control

Labeled rate of Corvus

Labeled rate of Corvus plus

Labeled rate of Corvus

Reactivation with Rain

2 Weeks After Application

Corvus 5 fl oz/A + 1 lb AI/A atrazine + gal/100 Superb

Welcome to the Corvus Zone.

Untreated check at the same

Corvus vs. Competitive Herbicides

Provides stronger burndown on grasses

Utilizes low use rate technology

Offers a wider window of application

Reactivates with rain

Has longer, stronger residual

Exceptional Performance - Burndown

Corvus 5.6 fl oz/A + 2 pts/A atrazine + COC + UAN 20 DAT

Exceptional Performance Pre-emergence

Corvus 5.6 fl oz/A + 2 pts/A atrazine 20 DAT

Corvus 5.6 fl oz/A + 2 pts/A atrazine 5 DAT

Waterhemp and Palmer Amaranth

Resistance Management Tool

Inhibits acetolactate synthase enzyme

Provides four modes of action when tankmixed with glyphosate and

Resistance Management Tool

Respect the Rotation

Ultra Low Use Rate

Outstanding Crop Safety

Outstanding Crop Safety

Corvus 5.6 fl oz/A + 1 qt/A atrazine on sandy soil

Pre-plant incorporated (less than 2 inches

No-till crop management systems

Early postemergence through the 2-leaf

A strong tankmix partner for a number of herbicides,

See label for full listing of compatible herbicides and

Specific Use Directions

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