MODDUS® Evo
MODDUS® Evo is a premium plant growth regulator (PGR) designed to reduce the risk of lodging in Wheat, Barley, and Oats, while promoting seed yield increases in Ryegrass seed crops. Engineered for cold climates and tough early-season conditions, it helps you secure a standing crop and protect your yield potential.
Benefits of MODDUS® Evo
- Formulated for cold-climate performance
The unique fully loaded dispersible concentrate (DC) formulation provides excellent stability in cold temperatures, supporting reliable early-season performance.
- Effective leaf coverage and uptake
MODDUS® Evo spreads across the leaf surface for consistent coverage, effective uptake and dependable rainfastness. Once absorbed, it translocates to the growing points, where it reduces stem internode elongation and helps lower the risk of lodging.
- Stronger stems and deeper roots
When applied at GS31, MODDUS® Evo helps improve stem thickness and root development, supporting stronger crop anchorage and standing power.
- Flexible application options for Ryegrass seed crops
MODDUS® Evo is the only formulation approved for split applications at rates of up to 2.4 L/ha in Ryegrass seed crops, giving growers greater flexibility in application timing.
- Proven tank mix compatibility
Tested in field trials, MODDUS® Evo has excellent compatibility with a wide range of fungicides, herbicides, insecticides and PGR’s and foliar fertilisers.
Untreated vs MODDUS® Evo @ 400 mL/ha
Improved stem thickness
Untreated vs MODDUS® Evo @ 400 mL/ha
MODDUS® Evo product information
| Type of product | Plant growth regulator |
| Authorisation number | ACVM: P9128 | HSNO: HSR100976 |
| Composition | 250 g/L Trinexapac-ethyl |
| Pack size | 5 litres, 20 litres |
| Formulation | Dispersible concentrate |
MODDUS® Evo news
28.08.2023Cereals
Reduce the risk of lodging with MODDUS Evo
MODDUS® Evo is a plant growth regulator applied to Wheat, Barley, and Oats to reduce the risk of lodging and help improve harvestability of the crop. MODDUS® Evo can also be applied to Ryegrass seed crops to control lodging and to promote increased seed yield.