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Second applications applied late can reduce profitability it two ways: A competitive crop growing ahead of the weeds may not need a second application. A late application can cause a surprising level of hidden damage to canola plants, setting back yield potential…
Weeds
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Growers who usually spray twice may not need that second pass this year if the canopy has closed, weeds are behind the crop, and the recommended application window is past. A second application only makes sense when… -
Spraying late or at higher-than-label rates can reduce canola profits…
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It may seem that canola grows slower than wheat, but consider what variables may influence this observation. Wheat is often seeded earlier, which is one major reason why it may…… -
Performance for the following canola system herbicides will drop off at the given temperatures: Glyphosate — 30°C Glufosinate — 28°C Clearfield system products — 28°C…
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Three questions provide a quick primer on in-crop herbicide timing for canola… -
Wild oats and green foxtail are growing “like crazy” and rain will bring a flush of broadleaf annuals. In-crop herbicide applications are best done as early as possible… -
This article describes specific tips for timing and rates for each canola herbicide-tolerant (HT) system… -
Tank mixes used for pre-seed burnoff ahead of cereals often contain Group 2 and Group 14 products that can hang up in sprayer plumbing. These residues can be particularly damaging……
