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    PHYTOGEN® BRAND PHY 433 W3FE

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    BREAK THROUGH WITH PHY 433 W3FE 

    This Upland variety is broadly adaptable and bred for high yield and premium fiber quality potential. Known for its industry-leading fiber length, PHY 433 W3FE establishes quickly and drives consistent performance across both dryland and irrigated fields. This variety features stacked root-knot and reniform nematode as well as bacterial blight resistance — delivering the built-in protection that helps safeguard yield from the roots up. With the Enlist® cotton trait to enable flexible, effective weed control with the Enlist® weed control system and the WideStrike® 3 insect protection trait for advanced insect protection, PHY 433 W3FE is a strong choice for growers ready to push to their high-end yield potential across their acres.

    • TYPE: Upland
    • Mid maturing
    • Medium-tall plant height
    • Stacked root-knot and reniform nematode resistance 
    • Bacterial blight resistance

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    FORTIFY YOUR FIELDS

    Learn more about PhytoGen® cottonseed trait advantages and see how the stacked nematode resistance traits, the Enlist® cotton trait, and the WideStrike® 3 insect protection trait will help you break through.

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    PHY 433 W3FE YIELD RESULTS

    You can explore multiyear and multilocation performance for PhytoGen brand varieties to see how they’ve delivered consistent yield potential across the Cotton Belt. Visit our yield results page for previous years’ data and local insights that help guide your seed decisions.

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    PHY 433 W3FE VARIETY TRIAL PERFORMANCE DATA

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