New next gen hybrid Canola varieties released

August 2, 2022

New next gen hybrid Canola varieties released

Pacific Seeds continues to set the industry standard with the release of two new canola hybrids to market.

Hyola Regiment XC and Hyola Solstice CL offer Australian growers outstanding performance, disease tolerance and Integrated Weed Management (IWM) options.

Hyola Regiment XC

Hyola Regiment XC is the Australia’s newest high-yielding canola hybrid featuring dual herbicide tolerance. It is a mid-season maturity hybrid, that offers growers outstanding grain yield, plant vigour and a very high gain oil content. Regiment XC combines the wider spray window provided by TruFlex® technology with the ability to apply IMI herbicides in-crop or to plant into soils with IMI soil residue.

Regiment XC offers dual herbicide tolerance plus excellent lodging resistance rating, even flowering, manageable height for direct harvesting along with an exceptional blackleg rating of “R” with unique quad group resistance, ADFH.

Hyola Regiment XC is registered for both TruFlex® (Roundup Ready® herbicide with PLANTSHIELD®) and Clearfield® chemicals to be applied separately as per registered labels and rates (Tank-mix registration pending).

Pacific Seeds Canola WA Technical Specialist Andrew Heinrich inspects growth of Hyola Regiment XC as part of 2022 Kojonup WA NVT Canola trials

Hyola Solstice CL

Hyola Solstice CL offers growers outstanding performance and blackleg protection for their canola season ahead. Solstice CL is a mid-maturity Hyola canola variety offering a wide adaptation combined with excellent grain oil potential. It has strong yields in target environments and is well adapted to the 1.5-5.5t/ha growing regions. Solstice CL has high early plant vigour, high lodging resistance along with an exceptional blackleg rating of “R” with unique quad group resistance, ADFH.

Solstice CL is registered for Clearfield® chemicals to be applied as per registered labels and rates.


Both Hyola Solstice CL and Hyola Regiment XC are available in limited volumes in 2023. Please talk to your local Pacific Seeds Territory Manager to learn more.

Hyola Solstice CL delivered outstanding performance as part of the 2021 Hyola TD Wallendbeen Innovation Systems Trial

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