1. Kixor is a trademark of BASF. ©2008 BASF Corporation. Saflufenacil (BAS 800 H): A New Herbicide Active Ingredient For Preplant Burndown and Preemergence Broadleaf Weed Control (Pyrimidinedione PPO Inhibitor) Craig Kleppe, Product Registration Manager IR-4 Food Use Workshop, September 2008 The product discussed in this presentation is not registered and not available for sale, the presentation is provided for informational purposes only and is not intended to promote the sale of the product. Any sale of the product after registration is obtained shall be solely on the basis of federal approved product labels, and any claims regarding product safety and efficacy shall be addressed solely by the label.

2. Kixor is a trademark of BASF. ©2008 BASF Corporation. Saflufenacil – Biological Profile Application Rates Foliar Burndown - 18 to 25 g ai/ha Soil Residual control - 50 to 125 g ai/ha Weeds Controlled Over 80 broadleaf weeds including glyphosate- and ALS-resistant biotypes, glyphosate weed gaps Products / Formulations Solo: EC, SC, WG* Premix: Dimethenamid-P, Imazethapyr Crop Selectivity Rapid metabolism and soil placement No direct foliar applications in crop except desiccation

3. Kixor is a trademark of BASF. ©2008 BASF Corporation. Saflufenacil – Use Segments, Crops, Rates

4. Kixor is a trademark of BASF. ©2008 BASF Corporation. Saflufenacil - Regulatory Status Full data package submitted for registration in January 2008 in Australia, Canada and USA Favorable toxicology, ecotoxicology, and environmental profile Tolerances proposed for: vegetable legumes CG 6, 7 fruit and nut trees CG 10, 11, 12, 14, almond hulls cereal grains CG 15, 16, sorghum stover cotton seed & gin BP sunflower seed grape animal liver & kidney Currently undergoing a trilateral workshare review with APVMA, EPA and PMRA Registration projected for 2Q 2009 Market introduction in 4Q 2009

5. Kixor is a trademark of BASF. ©2008 BASF Corporation. Saflufenacil - IR-4 Project Opportunities Potential IR-4 Food Uses: Post-Directed burndown: berries (CG 13), pomegranate, fig, kiwifruit, other tropical/subtropical fruits (trees, shrubs, vines) olive, hops, in crop row-middles Harvest-aid desiccation: potato, edible legumes, oilseeds Postemergence: sugarcane Other non-food or feed uses: post harvest desiccation (tomato) forage grasses (pasture, biofuels)