Liberty^® Herbicide

With multiple options for herbicide-tolerant trait platforms on the market, knowing what crop protection options you can leverage on your platform of choice is critical for success.

Liberty herbicide has proven to provide superior control of tough weeds, including glyphosate-resistant broadleaves and grasses. Liberty herbicide has no known resistance in U.S. broadacre crops and is flexible across many soybean trait platforms — it can be applied on LibertyLink GT27™, LibertyLink and Enlist E3™ enabled soybean acres.

Growers have trusted Liberty herbicide’s unique, patented formulation on millions of acres of corn, soybeans, cotton and canola for almost a quarter century. With no known resistance to Liberty herbicide, you can have confidence and ease of mind when applying Liberty herbicide on the newest soybean trait platforms.

Corteva Agriscience recommends Liberty herbicide, preferred herbicide partner with the Enlist™ Weed Control System.

Always read and follow label directions.

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Liberty herbicide provides superior weed control for all LibertyLink crops. Its unique, patented formulation delivers more performance, more crop safety, more consistency and more satisfaction.

Superior Chemistry
Liberty herbicide is made with the highest-performance components in the ideal ratio. The formulation has been perfected by more than 20 years of research, development and optimization, making Liberty herbicide stand apart from other glufosinate alternatives. Its ratio delivers:

• Better leaf coverage
• Better retention on the leaf
• Better absorption across the leaf

The overall benefit is greater leaf uptake and enhanced activity for superior weed control.

Consistent Quality. Consistent Performance.
To ensure you have consistent performance in the field, Liberty herbicide production is held to the highest standards for consistent quality of the formulation — all backed by BASF.

• U.S.-patented formulation and packaging
• Developed in a controlled, closed system
• Double-tested to ensure consistent quality
• Certified by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO)
• Expanded production efforts at BASF’s Muskegon, Michigan; Kansas City, Missouri; and Mobile, Alabama, plants

Designed For Libertylink Crop Safety
Specifically designed for LibertyLink-enabled crops, Liberty herbicide has been tested for the last 20 years on over 10,000 varieties to deliver proven results that don’t cause harm to your crops. This same formulation has also been proven to be a crop-safe and effective herbicide with over 100 compatible residual tank mix partners, so you have peace of mind when it comes to the safety of spraying your crops.

97% Satisfaction
With superior performance and proven crop safety, Liberty herbicide has been providing trusted control of growers’ tough weeds for more than 20 years, with over 20 million acres sprayed in 2018. Ranked with a 97% satisfaction rating, growers around the country believe in the reliable and unique control of Liberty herbicide.*

Up to 15% Better Weed Control

• Tested on major crops — soybeans, corn and cotton
• Tested on most troublesome broadleaf weeds
• Tested on leading grassy weeds
• Tested over 10 different geographies
• Tested against 5 imitator products

Start clean and stay clean

• Control emerged weeds prior to planting and control escapes throughout the season.
• WHY: Preventing early weed growth reduces yield loss from competition, provides alternate SOA for resistance management, and enables more effective control by POST herbicides.

Target < 3" weeds

• Small weeds are easier to control.
• WHY:  Weeds like Waterhemp and Palmer amaranth grow very fast and can be hard to control once they reach three inches.

Optimize coverage

• Apply the correct rate, water volume with the right droplet size.
• WHY: Liberty is a contact herbicide, so proper coverage is key to ensure effective control.

Pair with residuals

• Use multiple effective sites of action for pre- and post-residuals.
• WHY: To lengthen control and prevent resistance by reducing the pressure on single herbicides.

The list of crops protected by this product are from the Environmental Protection Agency approved Federal Label. Please click on 'Labels / MSDS' below for special or state labeled crops.

B
Beet, Sugar

C
Canola, Canola (Liberty Link), Corn, Field (Liberty Link), Corn (Liberty Link), Corn, Silage (Liberty Link), Corn, Sweet, Corn, Sweet (Liberty Link), Cotton, Cotton (Liberty Link)

F
Fallow Land

S
Soybean, Soybean (Liberty Link)

The list of pests controlled by this product are from the Environmental Protection Agency approved Federal Label. Please click on 'Labels / MSDS' in the left hand navigation for special or state labeled pests. Always read and follow label instructions.

A
Alfalfa, Amaranth, Palmer, Anoda, Spurred

B
Barley  (Volunteer), Barnyardgrass, Bedstraw (Catchweed), Beggarweed (Florida), Bermudagrass, Bindweed (Field), Bindweed (Hedge), Bluegrass (Annual), Bluegrass (Kentucky), Blueweed (Texas), Brome (Smooth), Buckwheat (Wild), Buffalobur Burcucumber, Burdock, Bursage (Woollyleaf)

C 
Carpetweed,Chickweed (Common), Chickweed (Mouseear), Cleavers, Clover (Red), Cocklebur (Common), Copperleaf (Hophornbeam), Corn (Volunteer), Cotton (Volunteer), Crabgrass (Large), Crabgrass (Smooth), Croton (Tropic), Croton (Woolly), Cupgrass (Woolly)

D 
Dandelion, Devilsclaw, Dock (Smooth), Dogbane (Hemp)

E
Eclipta

F
Fleabane (Annual) Foxtail (Bristly), Foxtail (Giant), Foxtail (Green), Foxtail (Robust Purple), Foxtail (Yellow)

G
Galinsoga (Hairy), Galinsoga (Small-Flowered), Geranium, Cutleaf, Goldenrod (Gray), Goosegrass, Ground Cherry (Cutleaf)

H
Hempnettle, Horsenettle (Carolina)

J 
Java Bean, Jimsonweed, Johnsongrass (Rhizome), Johnsongrass (Seedling), Junglerice

K 
Knotweed, Kochia

L
Ladysthumb, Lambsquarters (Common)

M 
Mallow (Common), Mallow (Venice), Marestail, Marshelder (Annual), Medic (Black), Melon (Smell), Milkweed (Common), Milkweed (Honeyvine), Millet (Volunteer Proso), Millet (Wild Proso), Morningglory (Entireleaf), Morningglory (Ivyleaf), Morningglory (Pitted), Morningglory (Sharppod), Morningglory (Smallflower), Morningglory (Tall), Muhly (Wirestem), Mustard (Wild)

N
Nightshade (Black), Nightshade (Eastern Black), Nightshade (Hairy), Nightshade (Silverleaf), Nutsedge (Purple), Nutsedge (Yellow)

O
Oat (Wild), Orchardgrass

P
Panicum (Fall), Panicum (Texas), Pennycress, Pigweed (Prostrate), Pigweed (Redroot), Pigweed (Smooth), Pigweed (Spiny), Pigweed (Tumble), Poinsettia (Wild), Pokeweed, Puncturevine, Purslane (Common), Pusley (Florid)

Q
Quackgrass

R
Ragweed (Common), Ragweed (Giant), Rice (Red), Rice (Volunteer)

S
Sandbur (Field), Senna (Coffee), Sesbania (Hemp), Shattercane, Shepherdspurse, Sicklepod, Sida (Prickly), Signalgrass (Broadleaf), Smartweed (Pennsylvania), Sorghum (Volunteer), Soybean (Volunteer), Sprangletop, Spurge (Prostrate), Spurge (Spotted), Starbur (Bristly), Stinkgrass, Sunflower (Common), Sunflower (Prairie), Sunflower (Volunteer)

T
Thistle (Annual Sow), Thistle (Bull), Thistle (Canada), Thistle (Perennial Sow), Thistle (Russian), Timothy

V
Velvetleaf

W
Waterhemp (Common), Waterhemp (Tall), Wheat (Volunteer), Witchgrass, Wormwood (Biennial)