SEED VARIETIES 

CoAXium varieties are part of the next generation of elite wheat varieties from LCS. Bred with your growing conditions in mind, the game-changing CoAXium varieties have been tested and retested for trait tolerance, seedling vigor, disease resistance, adaptation and yield in a wide variety of growing conditions. NOTE: CoAXium varieties are CERTIFIED SEED ONLY Sign a CoAXium Wheat Production System grower stewardship agreement Use Certified seed Use only labeled rates of Aggressor AX herbicides by weed species Prevent grassy weed escapes from going to seed Rotate herbicide modes of action between crop cycles Use CoAXium no more than two years in a row

LCS Steel AX is a Hard Red Winter Wheat that is a National Wheat Yield Contest winner. It has VERY GOOD straw strength and standability. LCS Steel AX is rated EXCELLENT for FHB tolerance and is Drought Tolerant with top-end yield potential.

LCS Atomic AX is a Hard Red Winter Wheat that is most broadly adapted with EXCELLENT yield stability. It has EXCELLENT straw strength. LCS Atomic AX also has QUICK emergence, EXCELLENT fall growth, and EXCELLENT acid soil tolerance.

LCS Photon AX is a Hard Red Winter Wheat that has EXCELLENT grazing potential. It is VERY GOOD with FHB and stripe rust tolerance. LCS Photon AX has the HIGHEST protein and test weight in the CoAXium lineup and is VERY GOOD in dryland performance.

LCS Helix AX is a Hard Red Winter Wheat that is a National Wheat Yield Contest winner. It has an EXCELLENT top-end yield with the ability to handle tough acres. LCS Helix AX has a SUPERIOR disease package and is EXCELLENT in drought tolerance.

AGGRESSOR AX can be used in wheat varieties with the AXigen trait. (Look for the AX in the name of the wheat variety). AGGRESSOR AX delivers systemic and selective broad-spectrum control. It provides growers more crop rotational freedom due to a lack of soil persistence and limited plant back restrictions on key crops. It also ensures consistent control of problematic grasses such as: Limited plant back restrictions Feral rye and cereal rye Yellow and green foxtails Jointed goatgrass Wild oats Volunteer cereals