Credenz® Soybeans
Credibility is Earned
That’s why we rigorously test the full lineup of our Credenz® soybean seed varieties for quality and precision, so we can help you meet the agronomic challenges of your field and prove ourselves through high-yielding performance. Because credibility isn’t just part of our name — it’s our commitment.
We’re dedicated to bringing you agronomic support, precise varieties and quality seed
When you plant BASF soybean seed, you get more than a precise soybean variety bred and tested to minimize local weed, pest, and disease pressures. BASF soybean seed brings you:
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LibertyLink® GT27® Soybeans
LibertyLink® GT27®, the high-yielding and high-value production system that delivers clean fields without complication for every soybean acre, offers:
Features & Benefits
- Unprecedented Yield: LibertyLink GT27 is a high-yielding soybean production system.
- Clean Fields: Provides clean fields through unsurpassed weed control.
- Crop Rotation: HPPD tolerance* makes it the perfect choice for corn/soy crop rotation recommendations.
* LibertyLink GT27 is not tolerant to all HPPD herbicides
** In geographies with soil or crop restrictions, use Zidua® SC at 2.5-3.25 fl. oz./A + tank mix partner such as metribuzin.
LibertyLink GT27 Soybeans Recommended Herbicide Program
Always read and follow label directions. Credenz, Liberty, LibertyLink and Zidua are registered trademarks and Alite 27 is a trademark of BASF. GT27 is a trademark of MS Technologies and BASF. MS Technologies is a trademark of MS Technologies. © 2021 BASF Corporation. All rights reserved.
Video Content
See how Credenz can unlock soybean potential.
Mark Hoobler, BASF U.S. Soybean Agronomy Lead, talks about Credenz LibertyLink GT27.
Grace Looker, BASF Seed Agronomist, talks about the rigorous series of tests Credenz seeds are put through.
Nick Weidenbenner, BASF Seed Agronomist, discusses how selecting precise varieties can meet your agronomic challenges.