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  • No 107 Grass Weed And Cereal Sensitivity To Herbicide Rates

No. 107 Grass weed and cereal sensitivity to herbicide rates

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Key points

  • Post-emergence applications of Bladex + Gardoprim, Gardoprim + Glean, Turonex and Trophy each provided good control of the range of grass weeds investigated in this trial
  • Bladex + Gardoprim, Gardoprim + Glean and Turonex caused some visual damage in wheat at the standard rate. 75% of the standard rate of all treatments except Achieve and Escort produced slight damage in barley
  • The other herbicides evaluated had a spectrum too narrow to be useful, although good weed control of specific weeds occurred
  • Soft brome was best controlled with Bladex + Gardoprim or Gardoprim + Glean
  • Prairie grass was best controlled with Turonex or Glean + Gardoprim
  • Both Italian and perennial ryegrass were well controlled with Bladex + Gardoprim, Turonex and Gardoprim + Glean. Perennial ryegrass was particularly susceptible to Escort
  • Topik + Treflan, Turonex and Achieve were highly active on oats. Low rates of Bladex + Gardoprim looked to be a possible option as a grass weed herbicide in oat crops
  • Turonex was the only registered treatment and provided useful control of the grass weeds including oats
  • Herbicides applied at GS11 appeared to give useful broadleaf weed control

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