2018 CROP PROTECTION GUIDE - ISSUE 2 | MARCH 2018 - AGSOLUTIONS.CA
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2018 CROP PROTECTION GUIDE Issue 2 | March 2018
NEW PRODUCTS.
A NEW ACTIVE INGREDIENT.
AND THE SAME DRIVE
FOR INNOVATION.
At BASF, our commitment to constant innovation is at the core of what we do. Inside this
2018 Crop Protection Guide, you’ll find new products available now, plus information on
innovations just emerging from BASF research.
Learn more by visiting agsolutions.ca, contacting your BASF Sales Representative or BASF retailer,
or by calling AgSolutions® Customer Care at 1-877-371-BASF (2273).
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Harness the benefits1 of AgCelence® to protect against rhizoctonia seed rot in corn,
and gain more consistent and increased seedling emergence even under cold conditions.2
This Group 15 chemistry delivers residual control of key annual grasses and select broadleaf
weeds, including resistant biotypes, in field corn and herbicide-tolerant soybean.
It’s a new era for white mold management. Preserve soybean yield and quality with two
effective active ingredients against sclerotinia, combined in a convenient liquid pre-mix.
RESEARCH A new active ingredient for effective control of piercing-sucking insects in a wide range
UPDATE
of crops, with no known cross-resistance to other insecticides.
REWARDS AT EVERY STAGE OF THE SEASON.
Our AgSolutions Rewards Program has been designed to benefit you at every stage of crop production. From pre-plant
to post-harvest, the BASF portfolio offers innovative solutions to maximize both your yield and rewards.
REWARDS
1
AgCelence benefits refer to products that contain the active ingredient pyraclostrobin.
2
All comparisons are to untreated, unless otherwise stated.
2
AgCelence – Unique science. Proven results. What the research shows.
Extensive research and years of grower experience have proven that the unique Increased growth efficiency
active ingredient pyraclostrobin, available only in select BASF fungicides, can do
more than protect against disease. We call these benefits1 AgCelence® and you • Treated seed experience more consistent and
see them in your crops when you use: increased emergence
• More effective photosynthesis and respiration leading
• Stamina™ fungicide seed treatment in corn to more sugar available for growth and yield
• Priaxor® fungicide in corn and soybean • Increased production of the enzyme responsible for
• Headline® AMP fungicide in corn and cereals converting nitrogen into a usable form
• Twinline® fungicide in cereals Result
• Cabrio® Plus fungicide in potatoes Larger, greener plants, with more biomass and area
for photosynthesis2
The three pillars of AgCelence.
Better management of minor stress
• Stressed plants produce the hormone ethylene, signaling
Better Quality, the plant to stop growth and set seed
Production Efficiency,
Stress Management & Yield Potential • Treated plants produce less ethylene when exposed to minor
cold, heat and drought stress
GREENER LEAVES HEALTHIER PLANTS STRONGER STEMS
Result
GROWTH DISEASE STRESS Continued growth under stress, longer viability and productivity
EFFICIENCY CONTROL MANAGEMENT
• Better use of • Excellent control • Drought
for increased yield potential.2
nitrogen fertilizer of major diseases • Cold
• More efficient • Heat
photosynthesis Expect more with AgCelence
Plants treated with AgCelence fungicides have been
proven to have increased yield potential,2 over and
1
AgCelence benefits refer to products that contain the active ingredient pyraclostrobin. above what can be expected from disease control alone.
2
All comparisons are to untreated, unless otherwise stated.
3
Corn yield with Priaxor fungicide
Benefits you can see in your crops. 50
+ 11.9 bu/ac
40
Yield increase (bu/ac)
• Protection against all major leaf diseases for healthier plants2 30
20 Avg
• Increased growth efficiency with more efficient capture and utilization of
10
energy from the sun2
0
• More ability for the plant to utilize the nitrogen provided for increased growth 2 -10
Source: AgSolutions Performance Trials, ON & QC, 2014-2016, n= 149 on-farm trials
• Better management of exposure to short periods of minor stress,
allowing plants to remain productive for longer2
Soybean yield with Priaxor fungicide
In Cereals % WINS VS UNTREATED 12
+ 3.5 bu/ac
9
Yield increase (bu/ac)
5% TALLER PLANTS 84% 6
Avg
3
4% LARGER SPIKE 80% 0
-3
6% LONGER FLAG LEAVES 84% Source: AgSolutions Performance Trials, ON & QC, 2014-2016, n= 150 on-farm trials
11% WIDER FLAG LEAVES 88%
In Potatoes
472.9
10% THICKER STEMS 88% 450
400
410.1
350
+ 62.8
Yield (cwt/ac)
300
250 cwt/ac
200
Twinline fungicide sprayed at flag-leaf vs. untreated. % Wins represents the percentage of plants that demonstrated a particular 150
AgCelence benefit, i.e. taller plants, larger spike, longer flag leaf, thicker stems. 100
Source: AgSolutions Performance Trials, 2013, n=25 Standard Standard + Cabrio Plus
Each trial assessed 50 plants and compared 40+ acres of Twinline to 40+ acres of untreated on same field and variety. Source: Canadian field-scale performance trials, 2005–2014, n=124
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PROTECTION
FOR EVERY STALK.
AT EVERY STAGE.
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Achieve higher yields in corn with a strategy that considers all stages of the crop, from pre-plant through to harvest.
Before planting, using the right seed treatment not only Stamina™ fungicide seed treatment delivers the benefits1
controls seed- and soil-borne diseases, it can increase of AgCelence® for control of rhizoctonia seed rot and
shoot growth and emergence for higher yield potential. greater seedling emergence under cool conditions.2
Before corn emerges, alternative herbicide chemistries Choose from the Group 15 chemistry of Zidua™ SC
and multiple modes of effective action provide control herbicide or the multiple modes of unique action in
that allows the crop to emerge free of weed competition. Integrity® herbicide for soil-applied control of key grass
and broadleaf weeds.
After emergence, the critical period for weed control Tank mix Armezon® PRO + Marksman® herbicides or use
occurs early and can last to the 6th leaf.3 Effective Zidua SC post emergence to widen the application window
post-emergent control during this stage is essential for or when pre-emergent treatment is missed.
higher yield potential.
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Once corn is established, take advantage of fungicide Priaxor® fungicide or Headline® AMP fungicide applied
options that control disease, increase growth efficiency pre-tassel to full-tassel provide broad-spectrum disease
and reduce risk from environmental stress. control and AgCelence benefits1.
Deliver a high-quality crop by taking preventative action Apply Caramba® fungicide preventatively at silking to
against fusarium ear rots, applied at the right time. protect quality and preserve yield potential for harvest.
AgCelence benefits refer to products that include the active ingredient pyraclostrobin.
1
All comparisons are to untreated, unless otherwise stated.
2
Sikkema, 2016.
3
6
Solutions for
glyphosate-tolerant corn.
VEGETATIVE -
3RD LEAF - V1
MATURE - R6
5TH LEAF - V3
7TH LEAF - V5
9TH LEAF - V7
SILKING - R1
EMERGENCE
EMERGENCE
TASSEL - VT
PRE-PLANT
2ND LEAF
1ST LEAF
PRE-
V12
VE
+
+ atrazine
1
+ atrazine
Staging graphics depicted here are for quick reference only. Refer to individual product pages and product labels for detailed staging information.
In conventional field corn, apply from pre-emergence to 3rd leaf.
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Talk to your BASF Sales Representative
NEW
or seed dealer about Stamina™.
The benefits1 of AgCelence® for Treatment
Applied on-seed by select seed companies
preventative protection against
rhizoctonia in corn. Disease controlled
Seed rot caused by seed- and soil-borne Rhizoctonia solani
• Effective protection against seed rot caused by
Rhizoctonia solani Seed treatment compatibility
Stamina is compatible with Group 28 insecticides.
• More consistent and uniform emergence, for maximum
yield potential Call AgSolutions® Customer Care for further information.
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• Increased seedling vigour both above and below ground,
even under cold conditions2
• Enhanced ability to manage exposure to minor
environmental stress2
Stamina +
Group 28 insecticide
Group 28 insecticide
Source: BASF research trial, Ridgetown, ON, 2016
Stamina +
Group 28 insecticide
Group 28 insecticide
Source: BASF research trial, Ridgetown, ON, 2016
Standard Stamina + standard
seed treatment seed treatment
Formulation Water-based suspension Source: BASF research trial, Ridgetown, ON, 2016
1
AgCelence benefits refer to products that contain the active ingredient pyraclostrobin.
2
All comparisons are to untreated, unless otherwise stated.
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Broad-spectrum weed control Crop staging
Pre-plant1, pre-plant incorporated,
Application rates
One case treats 40 to 60 acres.
to give corn a weed-free start. pre-emergence One tote treats 1,000 to 1,500 acres.
• Early season control of key grass and broadleaf weeds Weeds controlled2 Full rate4 0.45 L/ac (1.1 L/ha)
• Convenience with excellent follow-crop flexibility Broadleafs
Set-up rate5 0.3 L/ac (0.75 L/ha)
• Multiple modes of effective action to help control Common ragweed
or
resistant biotypes Eastern black nightshade3
Lamb’s quarters Integrity 0.30 to 0.45 L/ac
Redroot pigweed (0.75 to 1.1 L/ha)
Velvetleaf followed by 1.0 L/ac (2.5 L/ha)
Wild buckwheat Marksman
Wild mustard Glyphosate6
Grasses
Water volume
Barnyard grass
Ground application
Crabgrass (smooth, large)
40 to 80 L/ac (10 to 20 gal/ac)
Fall panicum
Foxtail (green, yellow) Pre-harvest interval
Old witchgrass 100 days after application for field corn.
Untreated Integrity®
Yellow nutsedge3 60 days after application for sweet corn.
Source: BASF grower-applied Integrity field trial, Caledonia, ON, 2009 Follow crops
Anytime after application:
Sweet and field corn
Active ingredients Saflufenacil – Group 14 100 days after application:
Dimethenamid-P – Group 15 Cereals other than corn
11 months after application:
Formulation Emulsifiable concentrate
All other crops
One case contains 2 x 9 L jugs 22 months after application:
Also available as 450 L tote. Peppers, onions, sugar beets
1
Apply in tank mix with glyphosate. 2 Weeds listed are controlled when Integrity is applied at the full label rate of
0.45 L/ac. 3 Pre-plant incorporated only. 4 Use full rate, tank-mixed with glyphosate for early pre-plant. Use full rate
of Integrity alone for pre-plant incorporated and pre-emergent applications. 5 This reduced rate should be used
pre-emergence, when an in-crop application of glyphosate is planned for glyphosate-tolerant corn. See label for
weeds controlled. 6 Glyphosate is sold separately.
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Residual control of key annual grasses Crop staging
Pre-plant1, pre-emergence, early post-emergence up to 4-leaf
and select broadleaf weeds.
Weeds controlled
• Group 15 chemistry delivers control of resistant pigweed Broadleafs
and common waterhemp
Common waterhemp, Redroot pigweed
• Residual activity controls germinating seedlings before
or soon after crop emergence Grasses
• Wide window of application from early pre-plant to Barnyard grass, Crabgrass (large), Foxtail (green, yellow, giant), Ryegrass (Italian)
early post-emergence in corn Research has shown suppression of kochia, lamb’s quarters and wild oat.2
Application rates
One case treats 40 to 80 acres, depending on soil texture.
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Rate by soil texture
Coarse Medium-fine Fine
OM ≤ 3% 3% < OM < 7%
Zidua™ SC 101 ml/ac 134 ml/ac 169 ml/ac 200 ml/ac
(250 ml/ha) (332 ml/ha) (417 ml/ha) (493 ml/ha)
Tank mix3
Apply pre-emergence up to 4-leaf
Zidua SC 101 ml/ac (250 ml/ha)
Marksman 4
1.0 L/ac (2.5 L/ha)
Glyphosate 4,5
Active ingredient Pyroxasulfone – Group 15 Water volume – Ground application only 40 L/ac (10 gal/ac) min.
Formulation Suspension concentrate
Follow crops
One case contains 2 x 4.05 L jugs
Immediately after application
Field corn, Herbicide-tolerant soybean
1
Up to 30 days before planting. 2 Suppression of these weeds is currently being assessed for registration under the Pest
Control Products Act. Product not registered for this use. It is a violation of the Pest Control Products Act to use this
product in a non-registered application. Always read and follow label directions. 3 Tank mix is supported and aligns with
PMRA tank-mix guidelines, but is not on label. 4 Sold separately. 5 Use application rate specified by glyphosate label.
10NEW
Rapid, post-emergent weed control Crop staging
Pre-emergence to 8 leaf
Application rates
One case treats 40 acres.
with residual activity in field corn. Emergence to 5 leaf (for tank mix)1 One shuttle treats 300 acres.
• Fast-acting, broad-spectrum control of broadleaf weeds Weeds controlled2
and grasses, with residual activity up until canopy closure Armezon PRO 405 ml/ac (1 L/ha)
Broadleafs
• Combined Group 27 and 15 chemistries for multiple Atrazine4 421 ml/ac
Common chickweed3 (500 g ai/ha)
modes of action and is tank mixed with atrazine or Common lamb’s quarters
atrazine and glyphosate Glyphosate4,5,6
Common ragweed
• Wide window of application from pre-emergence to Eastern black nightshade or
8-leaf stage in glyphosate-tolerant corn Green pigweed Armezon PRO 405 ml/ac (1 L/ha)
• Armezon® PRO can also be applied in a tank mix with Lady’s thumb Marksman4 1.0 L/ac
Marksman® herbicide and glyphosate1 Redroot pigweed (2.5 L/ha)
Velvetleaf3 Glyphosate4,5,6
Wild mustard
Grasses Water volume
Barnyard grass Ground application only
Crabgrass (large) 40 L/ac (10 gal/ac)
Fall panicum
Follow crops
Foxtail (green, yellow)
4 months after application:
Old witchgrass
Winter wheat
Pre-harvest interval Following spring after application:
80 days after application. Alfalfa, field corn, navy bean, pea,
Armezon PRO + atrazine soybean, spring wheat
Glyphosate 45 days after application for grazing
+ glyphosate
Source: BASF research trial, Maryhill, ON, 2015
or feeding treated corn forage, If Armezon PRO is used in a tank mix,
silage, fodder or grain to livestock. refer to tank-mix partner’s label for any
additional follow-crop restrictions.
Active ingredients Dimethenamid-P – Group 15
Topramezone – Group 27
1
For tank mix of Armezon PRO plus Marksman plus glyphosate, apply to glyphosate-tolerant corn from emergence
Formulation Emulsifiable concentrate up to 5-leaf stage.
2
Weeds controlled when Armezon PRO is applied in a tank-mix with atrazine.
One case contains 2 x 8.1 L jugs 3
Suppression only.
Also available in 4
Atrazine, glyphosate, and Marksman are sold separately.
5
Only use glyphosate products present as isopropylamine salt or potassium salt. Read glyphosate label to confirm
121.5 L shuttle application rates.
6
Use application rate specified by glyphosate label.
11Crop staging1
Pre-emergence, post-emergence (spike to 5-leaf stage)
Weeds controlled2
Canada thistle2, Buckwheat (tartary, wild), Cleavers, Common cocklebur3,
Proven, broad-spectrum residual Common waterhemp3, Corn spurry, Cow cockle, Field bindweed2, Green
control of tough broadleaf weeds. smartweed, Lady’s thumb, Lamb’s quarters4, Mustard (Indian, hare’s-ear, tumble,
wild, wormseed), Perennial sow thistle2, Pigweed (redroot4, Russian), Ragweed
• Combines Group 4 and Group 5 chemistries for control (common4, false, giant), Spreading atriplex5, Velvetleaf, Volunteer adzuki beans
of emerged perennials, deep-rooted annuals and
resistant biotypes Application rates
• Extended residual control of late-germinating annuals, One case treats 11 to 20 acres. One tote treats 250 to 450 acres.
including waterhemp, pigweed and velvetleaf
Marksman 1.8 L/ac (4.5 L/ha)
• Flexible tank-mix application options for season-long
weed control Tank mixes For Zidua + Marksman tank mix, see page 10.
Marksman 1.0 L/ac (2.5 L/ha) Marksman 1.0 L/ac (2.5 L/ha)
Armezon PRO 6,7
405 ml/ac Prowl H2O 6,7
0.89 L/ac
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(1L/ha) (2.2 L/ha)
Glyphosate6,8,9 Glyphosate6,8
2-pass
Marksman 1.0 L/ac (2.5 L/ha) Integrity®6 300 to 450 ml/ac
(0.75 to 1.1 L/ha)
Glyphosate6,8 followed by 1.0 L/ac (2.5 L/ha)
Marksman
Glyphosate6,8
Marksman® + Armezon PRO
Glyphosate Water volume
+ glyphosate
Source: BASF research trial, Maryhill, ON, 2015 Ground application only 89 to 142 L/ac (24 to 36 gal/ac)
Pre-harvest interval – 60 days for field corn. Do not graze or cut for fodder
before crop maturity (ear emergence).
Active ingredients Dicamba – Group 4
Atrazine – Group 5 Follow crops. None on label. Applying Marksman herbicide to fields previously
Formulation Suspension treated with atrazine can increase the risk of residue carryover to rotational
One case contains 2 x 10 L jugs crops. Follow cropping restrictions on atrazine label.
Also available in 450 L tote 1
Do not apply to sweet corn. 2 Apply annually for three years at the flowering stage of bindweed and the budding stage
of thistles. 3 Post-emergence only. 4 Including triazine-resistant biotypes. 5 Pre-emergence only. 6 Integrity, Armezon PRO,
Prowl H2O, glyphosate and Marksman are sold separately. 7 Tank mix is supported, but not on label. 8 Use application
rates specified by glyphosate label. 9 Use only glyphosate products present as isopropylamine salt or potassium salt.
Read glyphosate label to confirm application rates.
12Reliable one-pass weed control. Weeds controlled
(plus additional weeds controlled
Crop staging
Emergence to 4th leaf
• Excellent one-pass early post-emergent control by glyphosate)
of grasses and broadleaf weeds, including perennials Barnyard grass1 Application rates
• Exceptional residual control of annual grasses and Canada thistle Prowl H2O: One case treats 20 acres,
key broadleaf weeds Cleavers one tote treats 506 acres.
Common cocklebur Marksman: One case treats 20 acres,
• Ideal for managing resistance
Common chickweed one tote treats 450 acres.
Common ragweed
Common waterhemp Prowl H2O 0.89 L/ac (2.2 L/ha)
Corn spurry Marksman 1.0 L/ac (2.5 L/ha)
Cow cockle Glyphosate2
Crabgrass1
Fall panicum Water volume
False ragweed Ground application
Field bindweed 40 to 80 L/ac (10 to 20 gal/ac)
Foxtail (green, yellow)
Giant ragweed Application tips
Green smartweed Prowl H2O is most effective when
Hare’s-ear mustard adequate rainfall or irrigation is received
Indian mustard within 7 days after application.
Lady’s thumb
Active ingredients Lamb’s quarters Prowl H2O and Marksman herbicides
Prowl® H2O Marksman ®
Old witchgrass are compatible with all liquid
Pendimethalin – Dicamba – Group 4 Redroot pigweed glyphosate formulations registered
Group 3 Atrazine – Group 5 Russian pigweed for use as a post-emergence
(+ glyphosate) Sow-thistle treatment to glyphosate-tolerant corn
Tartary buckwheat in which glyphosate is present as an
Formulation isopropylamine salt, di-ammonium
Tumble mustard
Suspensions salt or potassium salt.
Velvetleaf
One case contains Volunteer adzuki beans
Wild buckwheat Follow crops
Prowl H2O Marksman
Wild mustard Soybean can follow Prowl H2O
2 x 8.9 L jugs 2 x 10 L jugs in rotation.
Wormseed mustard
Also available in Also available in
450 L tote. 450 L tote. 1
Pre-emergence application provides partial control and reduces competition from this weed.
2
Use application rate specified by glyphosate label.
13Your ideal tank-mix partner for Crop staging
1 to 7 leaf
Application rates
One case treats 160 acres.
post-emergent weed control in corn. For glyphosate-tolerant corn:
Weeds controlled1
• Registered for use in field, seed and sweet corn Broadleafs Armezon 15 ml/ac (37 ml/ha)
• Post-emergent herbicide quickly absorbed by leaves, Common chickweed2
roots and shoots for fast control of annual broadleaf Atrazine4 420 ml/ac
Common lamb’s quarters (500 g ai/ha)
weeds and emerged grasses Common ragweed
• Innovative chemistry for control of Group 2-resistant, Glyphosate4,5
Eastern black nightshade
glyphosate-resistant and triazine-resistant weeds Fall panicum Water volume
Green pigweed Ground application
Kochia 40 to 80 L/ac (10 to 20 gal/ac)
Lady’s thumb
Redroot pigweed
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Pre-harvest interval
Velvetleaf2 Do not apply within 45 days of corn
Volunteer canola (all types) harvest (sillage, fodder or grain).
Wild mustard
Follow crops
Grasses
4 months after application:
Barnyard grass2
Winter wheat
Crabgrass (large)2
Following spring after application:
Armezon® + atrazine Foxtail (green, yellow)2
Glyphosate Alfalfa, field corn, navy bean, pea,
+ glyphosate
Research has demonstrated that soybean, spring wheat
Source: BASF research trial, Maryhill, ON, 2013
a second application of Armezon 1 year after application:
will control secondary flushes of Potatoes6
Active ingredient Topramezone – Group 27 volunteer canola.3
If Armezon is used in a tank mix,
Formulation Liquid suspension refer to tank-mix partner’s label for
One case contains 4 x 600 ml jugs any additional follow-crop restrictions.
1
The Armezon + atrazine + glyphosate tank-mix provides control of all the weeds on the glyphosate label,
plus improved control of the weeds listed.
2
Suppression.
3
This use is not a registered label claim. BASF has submitted to the Pest Management Regulatory Agency for a label
expansion to include this use. Always read and follow label instructions.
4
Atrazine and glyphosate are sold separately.
5
Check label of your glyphosate formulation to confirm application rates.
6
This use (or rotational crop) is currently being assessed for registration under the Pest Control Products Act.
Always read and follow label instructions.
14A more advanced fungicide that helps Crop staging3
Pre-tassel to full tassel
Application rates
One case treats 160 acres.
maximize your corn yield potential.1
Diseases controlled Priaxor 120 ml/ac (0.3 L/ha)
• Contains Xemium®, the active ingredient with unique Common rust
mobility characteristics that provides more consistent Water volume
(Puccinia sorghi)
and continuous disease control
Gray leaf spot Ground application
• With the proven benefits2 of AgCelence® that delivers (Cercospora zeae-maydis) 40 to 80 L/ac (10 to 20 gal/ac)5
control of key diseases, increased growth efficiency
Northern leaf blight Aerial application
and better management of minor stress to maximize
(Setosphaeria turcica) 20 L/ac (5 gal/ac)
yield potential1
Eye spot
• Multiple modes of action for increased performance and
(Aureobasidium zeae)4 Pre-harvest interval
reduced risk for the onset of fungicide resistance
21 days after application for corn
7 days after application for sweet corn
Corn yield with Priaxor fungicide
50
+ 11.9 bu/ac
Yield increase (bu/ac)
40
30
20 Avg
Untreated Priaxor®
10
Source: AgSolutions® Performance Trials, Stayner, ON, 2013
0
-10
Active ingredients Pyraclostrobin – Group 11 Source: AgSolutions Performance Trials, ON & QC, 2014-2016, n= 149 on-farm trials
Fluxapyroxad – Group 7
Formulation Liquid suspension
1
All comparisons are to untreated, unless otherwise stated. 2 AgCelence benefits refer to products that contain
One case contains 2 x 9.6 L jugs the active ingredient pyraclostrobin. 3 While Priaxor can be applied at earlier growth stages, research suggests the
stated timing provides optimal AgCelence benefits. 4 Suppression. 5 Use higher water volumes to ensure adequate
coverage and better activity on leaf disease.
15NEW
Improved disease control in corn Crop staging3
Pre-tassel to full tassel (VT)
Application rates
One case treats 30 to 40 acres.
along with increased AgCelence®
benefits.1 Diseases controlled
Anthracnose
Headline AMP 303 to 404 ml/ac
(0.75 to 1.0 L/ha)
• Preventative and post-infection activity on a wide (Colletotrichum graminicola)
spectrum of diseases in corn, including eyespot and Common rust Water volume
northern corn leaf blight (Puccinia sorghi) Ground application
• Multiple modes of effective action for enhanced Eye spot 40 to 80 L/ac (10 to 20 gal/ac)4
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performance and efficacy (Aureobasidium zeae) Aerial application
• Increased AgCelence benefits1 for better management Gray leaf spot 20 L/ac (5 gal/ac)
of minor stress and increased standability and growth (Cercospora zeae-maydis)
efficiency2 Northern corn leaf blight Pre-harvest interval
(Setosphaeria turcica) 7 days after application for sweet corn
(mechanical harvesting only).
13 days after application for sweet
corn (hand harvesting only).
20 days after application for field,
pop and seed production corn.
Untreated Headline® AMP
Source: BASF research trials, 2015. n=9
Active ingredients Metconazole – Group 3
Pyraclostrobin – Group 11
Formulation Flowable concentrate 1
AgCelence benefits refer to products that contain the active ingredient pyraclostrobin.
2
All comparisons are to untreated, unless otherwise stated.
One case contains 2 x 6.07 L jugs 3
While Headline AMP can be applied at earlier growth stages, research suggests the stated timing provides optimal
AgCelence benefits.
4
Use higher water volumes to ensure adequate coverage and better activity on leaf disease.
16Preventative protection against Crop staging1
Full silking to silk browning
Application rates
One case treats 40 acres.
fusarium and gibberella ear rots. One shuttle treats 316 acres.
Diseases suppressed One tote treats 988 acres.
• Proven suppression of ear rots caused by Fusarium Fusarium ear rot
graminearum and Gibberella zeae
(Fusarium graminearum) Caramba® 405 ml/ac (1.0 L/ha)
• Reduces deoxynivalenol (DON/vomitoxin) contamination Gibberella ear rot
to preserve grade quality (Gibberella zeae) Water volume
Ground application
Application window 40 L/ac (10 gal/ac)
Aerial application
20 L/ac (5 gal/ac)
Pre-harvest interval
7 days after application for sweet corn
(mechanical harvesting only).
18 days after application for sweet
corn (hand harvesting only).
20 days after application for field,
pop and seed production corn.
Early Silking Mid-Silking Silk Browning
Active ingredient Metconazole – Group 3
Formulation Liquid
One case contains 2 x 8.1 L jugs
Also available in
128 L shuttle and 400 L tote
1
This is BBCH stage GS 63-67.
17Notes:
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18WHY TOLERATE
ANYTHING BUT THE BEST
FOR HERBICIDE-TOLERANT
SOYBEAN?
19Learn how you can get the most at every stage of your herbicide-tolerant soybean system.
Before planting, the use of an inoculant promotes proper Nodulator®-brand inoculants from BASF provide selected strains
nodule formation in soybeans to provide up to 75% of rhizobia to help increase nodulation, resulting in increased
of the crop’s required nitrogen, adding up to 150 Ib of nitrogen fixation for higher yield and protein potential.
Glyphosate-Tolerant
nitrogen per acre.1
SOYBEANS
Before emergence, a complete burndown is essential Applied pre-plant or pre-emergence, Integrity®, Optill®, Eragon® LQ
Herbicide-tolerant
to protecting yield potential during the critical weed-free and Zidua™ SC herbicides provide unique modes of action to
period, which lasts from emergence to the 2nd trifoliate herbicide-tolerant soybeans for customized, complementary
stage.2 control and reduced risk of resistance.
Before or after emergence, the use of an early or in-crop Engenia® herbicide for Roundup Ready 2 Xtend®,
herbicide can help to control resistant weeds like Canada dicamba-tolerant soybean3 is an effective resistance
fleabane. This includes glyphosate-resistant biotypes, management tool for Group 2-, triazine-, and
which can spread quickly if not managed effectively. glyphosate-resistant biotypes.
Later in the season, when favourable conditions prevail, Applied early flower to mid-pod development, Priaxor® fungicide
the presence of diseases, including white mold, can infect targets key foliar diseases to increase yield quality and potential.
susceptible soybean varieties at the flowering stage. Follow up with Cotegra™ fungicide 10 to 14 days later to protect
SOYBEAN
against white mold.
At harvest, late weed seed germination can result in Apply Eragon LQ at pre-harvest for a more complete
higher weed pressures, causing seed losses and seed crop and weed dry down, reduced risk of regrowth and
staining in the crop. improved crop uniformity.
1
In a 50 bu/ac soybean crop. Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, 2016.
2
Sikkema, 2016.
3
Apply by ground ONLY to Roundup Ready 2 Xtend dicamba-tolerant soybeans. Soybean varieties that are not designated as dicamba-tolerant will be damaged or destroyed by this treatment.
20Solutions for
herbicide-tolerant soybean.
© BASF SE 2016. All Rights Reserved.
3RD TRIFOLIATE
5TH TRIFOLIATE
1ST TRIFOLIATE
EMERGENCE
EMERGENCE
COTYLEDON
PRE-PLANT
BEGINNING
BEGINNING
BEGINNING
MATURITY
MATURITY
BLOOM
BLOOM
FULL
PRE-
FULL
POD
R1
R2
R3
R7
VC
V3
V5
R8
VE
V1
1
for Roundup Ready 2 Xtend®, dicamba-tolerant soybeans
Staging graphics depicted here are for quick reference only. Refer to individual product pages and product labels for detailed staging information.
1
Apply by ground ONLY to dicamba-tolerant soybean. Soybean varieties that are not designated as dicamba-tolerant will be damaged or destroyed by this treatment.
21This product is currently being assessed for registration under the
RESEARCH UPDATE Pest Control Products Act.* The information presented here is for research
purposes only.
Inscalis™ insecticide is a new, active ingredient from BASF. It offers control of piercing-sucking insects through a unique mode of action with no
known cross-resistance to other chemistries. Inscalis has a favourable environmental profile with low toxicity to mammals, fish, birds, beneficial
Glyphosate-Tolerant
insect predators and pollinators.
SOYBEANS
Herbicide-tolerant
Key crops and pests
Inscalis controls piercing-sucking insect pests, including aphids and whiteflies. This new insecticidal active ingredient has been
submitted to the Pest Management Regulatory Agency for use on a wide range of fruit, vegetable and row crops, including
soybeans, pome and stone fruits, tree nuts, leafy and fruiting vegetables, brassica, cucurbits, and tuberous and corm vegetables.
Features Benefits
Unique mode of action; no known cross Effective control of target insects for up to 21 days,
resistance with other chemistries including aphids and whiteflies
Fast onset of feeding cessation New tool for resistance management
Low toxicity to beneficial insect predators Compatible with IPM programs
SOYBEAN
and pollinators
* It cannot be manufactured, imported, distributed or used in Canada at this time, unless explicit authorization has been obtained from Health Canada to use this product for the purpose of conducting research under
the Pest Control Products Regulations. 22Why settle on one bioactive, Built-in disease suppression.
The physical barrier formed by B. amyloliquefaciens prevents harmful
when you could have two? organisms from reaching the crop’s roots. A phenomenon known as
“pathogen displacement”, it’s responsible for the suppression of seedling
Most inoculants offer Bradyrhizobium japonicum, a rhizobium
diseases caused by Fusarium spp. and Rhizoctonia spp.1
essential to soybean inoculation. What sets our Biostacked®
inoculants apart is the use of a second bioactive – Bacillus
amyloliquefaciens. Pepper plants inoculated
with Fusarium solani.
Better plant growth is rooted in B. amyloliquefaciens.
This natural, non-toxic bacteria colonizes the crop’s roots
Untreated (left)
to form a ‘protective sheath’ around the root system. B. amyloliquefaciens (right)
This results in stronger, healthier roots with accelerated
nodulation, improving water and nutrient uptake and
enhancing crop growth and vigour. Source: Auburn University
Canopy closure 2 days earlier Greater vigour for greater yields.
Found in Integral® biofungicide and Nodulator® N/T Biostacked inoculants,
73
Days to canopy closure
B. amyloliquefaciens leads to stronger, healthier soybean, putting your crop
72 on the path to higher yield potential.
71
2 days earlier Yield boosts of up to 6% in soybean.
70
69 42
40
68 40.5
Yield (bu/ac)
Rhizobium Biostacked inoculant 38.8
only (Rhizobium + 38
B.amyloliquefaciens)
36
Source: BASF, 4 station years (n sites x n years)
34
32
Biostacked Rhizobium
inoculant only
Source: BASF, 76 station years (n sites x n years)
1
The biological fungicide activity of Integral is a PMRA registered label claim in Canada.
23plus Make sure you ask for Nodulator PRO
Integral biofungicide to be applied on your seed.
Professionally applied Biostacked Crop treatment
Applied on-seed exclusively by bulk seed treaters
preinoculant with longer on-seed
Glyphosate-Tolerant
survivability.
SOYBEANS
Inoculant activity
Nodulator PRO contains a minimum of 1 x 1010 viable cells of Bradyrhizobium
• Biostacked preinoculant system provides the japonicum per gram.
Herbicide-tolerant
nitrogen-fixing rhizobium of Nodulator PRO plus
the biofungicide1 activity of Integral Packaged separately: Integral biofungicide contains Bacillus amyloliquefaciens
• Unique and exclusive package and bladder system (no less than 2.2 x 1010 viable spores per ml) and is required for the suppression
provides longer on-seed survivability of seedling diseases caused by Rhizoctonia and Fusarium spp.1
• Low application volume and preinoculant convenience Application rates
One case of preinoculant treats 4,536 kg (10,000 lbs) of seed.
Nodulator PRO Integral
(inoculant + conditioner)
Rate per 100 kg seed2 130 ml 9 ml
SOYBEAN
Seed treatment compatibility
Some seed treatments are harmful to liquid inoculants and the application
method can affect the days-on-seed compatibility. Please see respective
Uninoculated Biostacked inoculant product labels or call AgSolutions® Customer Care for further information.
Source: University of Guelph trial, Stayner, ON, 2013
Seed Treatment Nodulator PRO system on-seed survivability
ApronMaxx® RTA 60 to 105 days
Nodulator PRO
Bioactive ingredient Bradyrhizobium japonicum CruiserMaxx® 60 to 105 days
Vibrance® Beans
Formulation Liquid
One case contains 1 x 3 L PRO inoculant
1 x 3 L PRO conditioner
Integral biofungicide
Bioactive ingredient Bacillus amyloliquefaciens
Formulation Liquid
The biological fungicide activity of Integral is a PMRA registered label claim in Canada.
Packaged separately 1 x 400 ml bottle
1
2
Please refer to the product label for application rates without pesticides, as 139ml/100kg is not sufficient for even
seed coverage and requires additional liquid volume (water and/or pesticide).
24An effective liquid inoculant for Crop treatment1
Apply on seed within 3 days of seeding or apply in furrow at time of seeding.
increased yield potential in soybean.
Inoculant activity
• Liquid carrier containing nitrogen-fixing Bradyrhizobium Nodulator® LQ inoculant is guaranteed to contain a minimum of 2 x 109
japonicum
viable cells of Bradyrhizobium japonicum per gram. The rhizobia help to
• Increased root biomass with more nitrogen-fixing nodules increase nodulation resulting in increased fixation of nitrogen for higher yield
on every plant and protein potential.
Application rates
One case will treat 165.2 bushels on-seed or 4.8 to 11.3 ha (12 to 28 ac)
in-furrow, depending on row width.
Nodulator LQ
On-seed application 75 ml per 27.2 kg (1 bushel) seed
In-furrow application 29 ml per 304 linear row meters
Seed treatment compatibility
This inoculant is compatible with most seed treatments. Please see respective
product labels or call AgSolutions® Customer Care for further information.
Bioactive ingredient Bradyrhizobium japonicum
Formulation Liquid
One case contains 1 x 12.4 L bladder
1
Approved and supported for organic production.
25Biostacked® inoculants for higher Crop treatment
Peat1: Dry or damp inoculation on seed
yield potential in soybean.
Glyphosate-Tolerant
Liquid: Applied on seed or in furrow
SOYBEANS
• Biostacked with two biologicals for greater nodule mass, Inoculant activity
faster canopy closure and greater vigour
Sterile peat formulation: Product contains a minimum of 2 x 109 viable
Herbicide-tolerant
• Nitrogen-fixing rhizobium and Bacillus amyloliquefaciens cells of Bradyrhizobium japonicum per gram and 1 x 108 viable cells of Bacillus
bacterium amyloliquefaciens per gram.
• Deliver multiple beneficial biologicals to enhance
performance in soybean Liquid formulation: Product contains a minimum of 3 x 109 viable cells
• Available in two separate formulations of Bradyrhizobium japonicum per gram and 2.2 x 1010 viable cells of Bacillus
amyloliquefaciens per gram.
Application rates
One case of peat formulation will treat 109 to 220 units of seed. One case of
liquid formulation will treat 200 units of seed.
Nodulator N/T peat Nodulator N/T
SOYBEAN
liquid
On-seed application 1.6 kg per 500 kg seed (standard) 77 ml per 27.2 kg
1.6 kg per 1,000 kg seed2 (reduced) seed
In-furrow application 29 ml per 304 linear row meters 30 ml per 304
Uninoculated Biostacked inoculant meters of rows
Source: BASF trials, 2007
Seed treatment compatibility
This inoculant is compatible with most seed treatments. Please see respective
Bioactive ingredients Bradyrhizobium japonicum product labels or call AgSolutions® Customer Care for further information.
Bacillus amyloliquefaciens
Formulations Self-adhering sterile peat
or Liquid
One case contains Peat: 5 x 1.6 kg packages
or 20 x 400 g packages
Liquid: 4 x 3.1 L bladders
and 4 x 100 ml bottles 1
Approved and supported for organic production.
Bacillus amyloliquefaciens 2
In fields where soybean root nodulation was found to be adequate in the previous soybean crop,
the recommended application rate may be reduced.
26Rapid burndown with residual Crop staging1
Pre-plant, pre-emergence
Application rates
One case treats 120 acres.
control for cleaner fields in
glyphosate-tolerant soybean. Weeds controlled
Broadleafs
Optill 60 g/ac (147 g/ha)
Merge® 0.40 L/ac
• Powered by Kixor® for rapid burndown plus early season Broadleaf plantain adjuvant10 (1.0 L/ha)
residual control in no-till and vertical-till productions Canada fleabane2
Glyphosate10
• Multiple modes of action to help manage resistant weeds Common chickweed
• Controls grass and broadleaf weeds during the early Common ragweed2,3,4 Water volume
stages of crop development Dandelion5 Ground application
Giant ragweed2,6 40 to 80 L/ac (10 to 20 gal/ac)
Lady’s thumb6
Lamb’s quarters3,4 Pre-harvest interval
Perennial sow thistle6,7 100 days after application.
Prickly lettuce8
Redroot pigweed3,4 Follow crops
Shepherd’s purse Same season (In case of crop failure11):
Stinkweed6 Soybean, Wheat (winter)12
Wild buckwheat6 1 year after application:
Wild mustard6 Barley (spring), Soybean, Corn (field)
Wheat (spring, winter)12, Dry bean
Grasses
Optill® + Merge® Barnyard grass9
Glyphosate
+ glyphosate
Crabgrass (large)9
Source: BASF research trials, Ridgetown, ON, 2012
Foxtail (green, yellow)3,9
Active ingredients Imazethapyr – Group 2
1
In no-till or reduced tillage operations.
Saflufenacil – Group 14 2
Includes glyphosate-resistant biotypes.
Formulation Water dispersible granules Adequate residual control may not be achieved on Group 2-resistant biotypes.
3
4
Includes control of triazine-resistant biotypes.
Suppression only.
One case contains
5
6 x 1.19 kg jugs 6
Burndown only.
7
Top growth burndown only.
8
Top growth only.
9
Burndown and residual suppression only.
10
Glyphosate and Merge are not included. See respective glyphosate label for application rate of glyphosate.
11
A second application of Optill cannot be made in the rescue crop.
12
Winter wheat may be re-planted in cases of crop failure or as a rotational crop 100 days following an Optill
application. Soil preparation for re-planting should be no deeper than 10 cm.
27Broad-spectrum weed control to Crop staging
Pre-plant1, pre-emergence1
Application rates
One case treats 120 acres.
give soybean a weed-free start.
Glyphosate-Tolerant
One tote treats 3,000 acres.
SOYBEANS
Weeds controlled
• Early season control of key broadleaf weeds such as Broadleafs
Canada fleabane, with suppression of key grasses Integrity7 0.15 L/ac
Broadleaf plantain (0.37 L/ha)
Herbicide-tolerant
• Group 14 and 15 chemistries for multiple modes of action Canada fleabane2 Merge® 0.40 L/ac
• Control of weeds resistant to glyphosate, triazine and Common ragweed2 adjuvant8 (1.0 L/ha)
Group 2 herbicides Dandelion3
• Excellent follow-crop flexibility Glyphosate8
Giant ragweed
Lady’s thumb Water volume
Lamb’s quarters Ground application
Perennial sow thistle4 40 to 80 L/ac (10 to 20 gal/ac)
Prickly lettuce5
Redroot pigweed Pre-harvest interval
Shepherd’s purse 60 days after application for soybean.
Stinkweed
Wild buckwheat Follow crops
SOYBEAN
Wild mustard Anytime after application:
Sweet and field corn
Grasses 100 days after application:
Integrity + Merge
® Barnyard grass6 Cereals other than corn
Untreated Crabgrass (large)6
+ glyphosate 11 months after application:
On glyphosate-resistant Canada fleabane. Foxtail (green, yellow)6 All other crops
Source: BASF research trial, Ridgetown, ON, 2014
22 months after application:
Peppers, onions, sugarbeets
Active ingredients Saflufenacil – Group 14
Dimethenamid-P – Group 15
Formulation Emulsifiable concentrate
One case contains 2 x 9 L jugs 1
Apply in tank mix with glyphosate. Do not incorporate as injury may occur.
2
Includes glyphosate-resistant biotypes.
Also available as 450 L tote. 3
Suppression only.
4
Top growth burndown control only.
5
Top growth only.
6
Early season suppression.
7
Do not incorporate as injury may occur.
8
Glyphosate and Merge are not included. See respective glyphosate label for application rate of glyphosate.
28PRE-PLANT
The ultimate burndown in an Crop staging
Pre-plant, pre-emergence
Application rates
One case treats 160 acres.
easy-to-use liquid formulation.
Weeds controlled Eragon LQ 30 ml/ac
• Group 14 chemistry controls weeds resistant to Broadleaf plantain1
glyphosate, triazine and Group 2 herbicides (73 ml/ha)6
Canada fleabane2 Merge® 400 ml/ac
• Quickly absorbed for fast control of key broadleaf weeds Common ragweed2 adjuvant7 (1 L/ha)
• Complements and improves your glyphosate Dandelion3
burndown application Glyphosate7
Giant ragweed1,2
Lady’s thumb1 Water volume
Lamb’s quarters Ground application 40 to 80 L/ac
Perennial sow thistle1,4 (10 to 20 gal/ac)8
Prickly lettuce1,5
Redroot pigweed Pre-harvest interval
Shepherd’s purse1 60 days for all pre-plant and
Stinkweed1 pre-emergent applications.
Wild buckwheat1
Wild mustard Follow crops
In next season after spring pre-plant/
pre-emergent application:
All crops can be grown.
Untreated Eragon® LQ + glyphosate In next season after fall pre-plant/
pre-emergent application:
Source: BASF research trials, Bryanston, ON, 2013
Barley, Canary seed, Canola, Chickpea,
Corn (field, sweet), Field pea,
Oat, Soybean, Triticale, Wheat (durum,
Active ingredient Saflufenacil – Group 14
spring, winter).
Formulation Water-based suspension
concentrate
1
Controlled with a tank mix of Eragon LQ and glyphosate for pre-plant and pre-emergent applications.
One case contains 4 x 1.182 L jugs 2
Includes glyphosate-resistant biotypes.
3
Suppression only.
4
Top growth burndown control only.
5
Top growth only.
6
Do not use rates higher than 30 ml/ac or crop injury may result. Use with glyphosate for both pre-plant and
pre-emergent applications.
7
Glyphosate (required for optimum activity) and Merge adjuvant (required) are not included in the case.
See respective glyphosate label for application rate of glyphosate.
8
Use higher water volumes for larger weeds or when weed densities are high.
29NEW
Residual control of key annual grasses Crop staging
Pre-plant1, pre-emergence
and select broadleaf weeds.
Glyphosate-Tolerant
SOYBEANS
Weeds controlled
• Group 15 chemistry delivers control of resistant pigweed Broadleafs
and common waterhemp
Common waterhemp, Redroot pigweed
Herbicide-tolerant
• Residual activity controls germinating seedlings before
or soon after crop emergence Grasses
Barnyard grass, Crabgrass (large), Foxtail (green, yellow, giant), Ryegrass (Italian)
Research has shown suppression of kochia, lamb’s quarters and wild oat.2
Application rates
One case treats 40 to 80 acres, depending on soil texture.
Rate by soil texture
Coarse Medium-fine Fine
OM ≤ 3% 3% < OM < 7%
SOYBEAN
Zidua™ SC 101 ml/ac 134 ml/ac 169 ml/ac 200 ml/ac
(250 ml/ha) (332 ml/ha) (417 ml/ha) (493 ml/ha)
Water volume
Ground application only 40 L/ac (10 gal/ac) min.
Source: BASF Research Authorization Trials, ON, 2017 Follow crops
Immediately after application:
Field corn, Herbicide-tolerant soybean
Active ingredient Pyroxasulfone – Group 15
Formulation Suspension concentrate
One case contains 2 x 4.05 L jugs
1
Up to 30 days before planting.
2
Suppression of these weeds is currently being assessed for registration under the Pest Control Products Act.
Product not registered for this use. It is a violation of the Pest Control Products Act to use this product in a
non-registered application. Always read and follow label directions.
30NEW
An advanced dicamba formulation Crop staging1 Application rates
Pre-plant, pre-emergence, For Roundup Ready 2 Xtend,
with lower volatility properties post-emergence (up to early flower) dicamba-tolerant soybean:
for improved broadleaf control Weeds controlled2
One case treats 40 to 80 acres.
in Roundup Ready 2 Xtend®, Buckwheat (tartary, wild)
One shuttle treats 303 to 606 acres.
dicamba-tolerant soybeans.1 Canada fleabane3 Engenia6,7,8,9,10 200 to 400 ml/ac
Canada thistle4 (0.5 to 1 L/ha)
• New, more highly concentrated liquid formulation Cleavers
for easier handling and lower use rates Corn spurry Water volume
• Effective resistance management tool for Group 2-, Cow cockle Ground application
triazine- and glyphosate-resistant biotypes Field bindweed4 40 L/ac (10 gal/ac) min
Green smartweed Use higher water volumes to ensure
Lady’s thumb adequate coverage.11
Lamb’s quarters5
Mustards Pre-harvest interval
Perennial sow thistle4 7 to 10 days for soybean forage and
Ragweed (common5, false, giant) 13 to 15 days for soybean hay.
Redroot pigweed5
Russian pigweed Follow crops
Velvetleaf In next season after spring pre-plant/
pre-emergent application:
A plant-back interval of 120 days
Engenia® + Integrity® + is required for all crops not on the
Glyphosate
Merge® + glyphosate Engenia label.
On glyphosate-resistant Canada fleabane.
Source: University of Guelph research trial, Ridgetown, ON, 2015
1
Apply by ground ONLY to Roundup Ready 2 Xtend, dicamba-tolerant soybean. Soybean varieties that are not
Active ingredient Dicamba – Group 4 designated as dicamba-tolerant will be damaged or destroyed by this treatment. 2 Controlled by Engenia alone at
200 ml/ac to 400 ml/ac (500 ml to 1 L/ha). 3 Post-emergence only. 4 Apply Engenia herbicide annually for three years
Formulation Solution at the flowering stage of bindweed and the budding stage of thistles. 5 Includes atrazine-resistant species in corn.
6
Engenia can be used alone or in tank mix with glyphosate for additional broadleaf and grass weed control. See
One case contains 2 x 8.09 L jugs label for important details. 7 Only use glyphosate products registered for use in soybean. Do not tank mix Engenia
with glyphosate products where glyphosate is present as an ammonium salt. 8 For application to Roundup Ready 2
Also available in Xtend soybean, apply Engenia using nozzles that deliver extremely coarse to ultra-coarse spray droplets. 9 The
121.2 L shuttle 400 ml/ac rate of Engenia is to be used only once a season and should be used pre-plant, pre-emergence or
in-crop early post-emergence.10 793 ml/ac of Engenia is the maximum total to be applied in a single growing season.
11
See label for water rate application.
31WEED CONTROL IS YOUR GOAL.
STEWARDSHIP IS YOUR PRIORITY.
There are several factors to consider when using a dicamba herbicide. They include:
Glyphosate-Tolerant
SOYBEANS
Nozzles – use nozzles to ensure extremely coarse to ultra-coarse droplets
Herbicide-tolerant
Wind speed – spray when wind speeds are between 3 to 15 km/h
Ground speed – maintain your sprayer speed at 25 km/h or less (no aerial application)
Boom height – keep spray boom height no higher than 50 cm above crop canopy
SOYBEAN
Sensitive crop awareness – identify neighbouring crop species
Application volume – use a minimum spray volume of 10 GPA
Additives/adjuvants – only use as required or recommended on product label
DETERGENT
Sprayer cleanout – triple rinse, and use a detergent-based cleaner
32A more advanced fungicide that Crop staging3
Early flower to mid-pod
Application rates
One case treats 107 to 160 acres.
maximizes your soybean yield potential.1 development (R1 to R3)
Priaxor 120 to 180 ml/ac
• More consistent and continuous control of diseases Diseases controlled
including frog eye leaf spot and septoria brown spot (0.3 to 0.4 L/ha)4
Asian soybean rust
• Combines the active ingredient, Xemium®, with the proven (Phakopsora pachyrhizi) Water volume
benefits2 of AgCelence® Frog eye leaf spot Ground application
• Applied preventatively as part of an effective white mold (Cercospora sojina) 40 to 80 L/ac (10 to 20 gal/ac)5
management strategy Septoria brown spot Aerial application
• Multiple modes of action for increased performance and (Septoria glycines) 20 L/ac (5 gal/ac)
reduced risk for the onset of fungicide resistance Sclerotinia stem rot
(Sclerotinia sclerotiorum)4 Pre-harvest interval
21 days after application for soybean
Soybean yield with Priaxor fungicide
12
+ 3.5 bu/ac
Yield increase (bu/ac)
9
6
Avg
Untreated Priaxor ®
3
Source: AgSolutions® Performance Trials, ON, 2013 0
-3
Active ingredients Pyraclostrobin – Group 11 Source: AgSolutions Performance Trials, ON & QC, 2014-2016, n= 150 on-farm trials
Fluxapyroxad – Group 7
Formulation Liquid suspension
1
All comparisons are to untreated, unless otherwise stated. 2 AgCelence benefits refer to products that contain the
One case contains 2 x 9.6 L jugs active ingredient pyraclostrobin. 3 While Priaxor can be applied at earlier growth stages, research suggests the stated
timing provides optimal AgCelence benefits. 4 Apply Priaxor fungicide at the increased rate of 0.18 L/ac for suppression
of sclerotinia stem rot. 5 Use higher water volumes to ensure adequate coverage and better activity on leaf disease.
33NEW
A new era for white mold Crop staging
Prior to disease development,
Application rates
One case treats 70 acres.
management to help preserve flowering to early pod development
yield and quality in soybean. (late R1 to R2) Cotegra™ 280 ml/ac
(0.7 L/ha)
• Combines two effective sclerotinia active ingredients, Manages the following diseases:
Herbicide-tolerant
in a convenient liquid premix Asian soybean rust Water volume
• Provides best-in-class management of white mold (Phakopsora pachyrhizi)1 Ground application3
• Designed to protect soybean from other key foliar Frog eye leaf spot 40 L/ac (10 gal/ac)
diseases, including frog eye leaf spot and septoria (Cercospora sojina)1 Aerial application
brown spot Septoria brown spot 20 L/ac (5 gal/ac)
(Septoria glycines)2
White mold Pre-harvest interval
(Sclerotinia sclerotiorum)2 21 days after application for soybean.
SOYBEAN
Cotegra is also registered for use on dry bean and canola.
Call AgSolutions Customer Care or see product label for details.
R2 R2.5 R3
Active ingredients Boscalid – Group 7
Prothioconazole – Group 3
Formulation Suspension concentrate
One case contains 2 x 9.8 L jugs
1
Control
2
Suppression
3
Higher water volumes recommended for optimal coverage.
34PRE-HARVEST
An easy-to-use liquid formulation for Crop staging
Apply when 90% of the pods have changed colour, with lower pods essentially
complete crop and weed dry down being all brown and the upper pods a yellowish-brown or grey in some varieties.
in soybean. At this point 80% of leaves should have dropped with the remaining leaves
being yellow.
• Fast, complete crop dry down and reduced risk of regrowth
• Improved crop uniformity for easier harvestability Application rates
• Tank mixed with glyphosate to control fall perennials for One case treats 80 acres standalone or 80 to 160 acres when tank mixed
cleaner fields in the next crop with glyphosate.
• Correct timing is essential for pre-harvest applications.
Recommended use pattern
See our staging guide to ensure best results
Eragon® LQ 30 to 59 ml/ac (73 to 146 ml/ha)
Glyphosate1 1.0 L/ac (2.5 L/ha)
Merge® adjuvant1 400 ml/ac (1 L/ha)
For seed production or restrictions on glyphosate use
Eragon LQ 59 ml/ac (146 ml/ha)
Merge adjuvant1 400 ml/ac (1 L/ha)
Water volume
Ground application 80 L/ac (20 gal/ac)
Pre-harvest interval
3 days after application of Eragon LQ.
7 days after application if tank mixed with glyphosate.
Too early timing Optimal timing Follow crops
In the first spring following a fall application:
Barley, Canary seed, Canola, Chickpea, Corn (field, sweet), Field pea, Oat,
Active ingredient Saflufenacil – Group 14 Soybean, Triticale, Wheat (durum, spring, winter)
Formulation Water-based suspension In the second spring following a fall application:
concentrate All crops can be grown.
One case contains 4 x 1.182 L jugs
1
Glyphosate and Merge adjuvant (required) are not included in the case.
35SOYBEAN
36
Herbicide-tolerant
Notes:DELIVERING QUALITY
CONVENTIONAL AND
IP SOYBEAN STARTS HERE.
37Build yield potential early and protect soybean at every stage to deliver a quality crop.
Before planting, the use of an inoculant promotes proper Nodulator®-brand inoculants from BASF provide
nodule formation in soybeans to provide up to 75% of selected strains of rhizobia to help increase nodulation,
the crop’s required nitrogen, adding up to 150 Ib of nitrogen resulting in increased nitrogen fixation for higher yield
Glyphosate-Tolerant
SOYBEANS
per acre.1 and protein potential.
Before emergence, a complete burndown is essential to With effective herbicide solutions such as Conquest® LQ +
Conventional | IP SOYBEAN
protecting yield potential during the critical weed-free period, Frontier® Max and Optill® + Frontier Max, BASF offers
which lasts from emergence to 2nd trifoliate.2 options to best suit your individual needs.
Later in the season, the presence of diseases including white Applied early to late flower, Priaxor® fungicide targets
mold can be hard to predict, infecting susceptible soybean key foliar diseases to increase yield quality and potential.
varieties at the flowering stage during favourable conditions. Follow up with Cotegra™ fungicide 10 to 14 days later
to protect against white mold.
At harvest, seed quality in conventional and IP soybeans can Eragon® LQ for pre-harvest provides a more complete
be reduced due to staining from immature beans and weeds crop and weed dry down with reduced risk of regrowth,
that were not dried down. for improved crop uniformity, harvestability and quality.
1
In a 50 bu/ac soybean crop. Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, 2016.
2
Sikkema, 2016.
38Solutions for
conventional | IP soybean.
© BASF SE 2016. All Rights Reserved.
3RD TRIFOLIATE
5TH TRIFOLIATE
1ST TRIFOLIATE
EMERGENCE
EMERGENCE
COTYLEDON
PRE-PLANT
BEGINNING
BEGINNING
BEGINNING
MATURITY
MATURITY
BLOOM
BLOOM
FULL
PRE-
FULL
POD
R1
R2
R3
R7
VC
V3
V5
R8
VE
V1
2
1
Staging graphics depicted here are for quick reference only. Refer to individual product pages and product labels for detailed staging information.
1
Frontier® Max herbicide can be applied at pre-plant incorporated to pre-emergent.
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