If you read and follow the herbicide label, you should have no worries! A picture of the common peanut leaf injury symptom caused by 2,4-DB. 2,4-DB, sold under various trade names including Butyrac or ...

This helps ensure applications are made before weeds exceed 3 to 4 inches, the maximum height for the most effective control on many herbicide labels. However, when growers rush to complete weed ...

The best example is glyphosate. Likewise, if water pH doesn’t match label recommendations, active ingredients may not function correctly. This is the case for some insecticides, Whitford says. For ...

The manufacturer of the herbicide will specify on the produce label the specific type of adjuvant to add, as well as the concentration at which the adjuvant should be added in order to maximize the ...

Herbicides must overcome biological and environmental barriers to control a target plant. Herbicides can enter a plant through roots, shoots, stems, foliage, or buds. To be effective, systemic ...

However, I am willing to offer some free advice to prevent future problems. First, thoroughly read the herbicide label including the list of active ingredients. Yes, labels are boring but a few ...

By paying careful attention to herbicide labels, cover crop selection, research results and the timing of herbicide application and seeding, you can help increase your odds of successfully ...

Praxys is a systemic penetrant selective contact herbicide for lawns containing three active substances: 80 g/l clopyralid, 2.5 g/l florasulam and 144 g/l fluroxypyr. It can be used to control a broad ...

When used according to label, Enlist herbicides stay where they are sprayed to provide dependable weed control.” Here’s how Enlist ® herbicides differ from 2,4-D ester and amine: 2,4 ...

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