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NUFARM AGRICULTURE INC. WESTERN CANADA NUFARM SOLUTIONS 2018
NEW FOR
2018 SEASON
Every season brings new ideas, decisions and opportunities. And we’ve expanded
the 2018 Nufarm Solution Guide with cereal, canola, pulse and soybean solutions
to help get your crops off to a strong start, stay clean throughout the season,
and help you deliver a productive harvest for your operation.
PRE-SEED BURNDOWN
FOR CEREALS
START CLEAN. STAY CLEAN.
PRE-EMERGENT
Kick-off the growing season with a pre-seed burndown in cereals
RESIDUAL HERBICIDES
that not only produces the results you want, but also provides peace
of mind in managing weed resistance. BlackHawk® has two active
ingredients and two modes of action that gets the job done, especially
when tank mixed with glyphosate controlling both Group 2- and
glyphosate-resistant weeds and volunteers.
SEED TREATMENT
PRE-SEED BURNDOWN
Power up for a better burndown. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
BlackHawk® . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
GoldWing®. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 HERBICIDES
PRE-EMERGENT RESIDUAL HERBICIDES
Valtera: All-season weed control. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Valtera™. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Fierce®. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 FUNGICIDES
SEED TREATMENT
Assessing seed treatment options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
NipsIt® SUITE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
HERBICIDES
Top western weeds. Top Nufarm cereal solutions . . . . . . . . . 24
Curtail® M. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
Enforcer® MSU, D and M . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Signal®. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32
Signal® FSU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Trophy®. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
FUNGICIDES
Hornet™. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
Nufarm Propiconazole . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
PRE-SEED BURNDOWN
FOR CANOLA
PRE-SEED CRACKDOWN
Regardless the variety of canola you are seeding on your farm, FUNGICIDE
it’s important to manage weeds not only in-crop, but also pre-seed.
CONQUER® tank mixed with glyphosate prior to seeding canola will
have triple action control on weeds like kochia, cleavers, volunteer
canola and narrow-leaved hawk’s beard. It’s a simple solution to
start your growing season.
DESICCANT
PRE-SEED BURNDOWN
Power up for a better burndown. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
CONQUER®. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
FUNGICIDE
Nufarm Propiconazole . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
DESICCANT
DriFast™. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
PLUS...
CHECK OUT
THE NUFARM
SOLUTION GUIDE
on page 44
Nufarm Western Canada Crop Solutions 2018 1
PRE-SEED BURNDOWN
FOR PULSES
A STRONG COMBINATION
PRE-EMERGENT
INTEGO™ Solo is a great addition with other pulse seed treatments,
RESIDUAL HERBICIDE
and provides added protection from aphanomyces and pythium strains.
Add Valtera™ to your weed management plans, and you will have
a great start to cleaner fields in your pulse crops.
SEED TREATMENT
PRE-SEED BURNDOWN
Power up for a better burndown. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
GoldWing®. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Valtera: All-season weed control. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 FUNGICIDE
PRE-EMERGENT RESIDUAL HERBICIDE
Valtera: All-season weed control. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Valtera™. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
DESICCANT
SEED TREATMENT
Assessing seed treatment options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
INTEGO™ Solo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
FUNGICIDE
Nufarm Propiconazole . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
DESICCANT
DriFast™. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
2
PRE-SEED BURNDOWN
FOR SOYBEANS
SOYBEANS FOR SUCCESS
PRE-EMERGENT
Give your soybeans a clean start and strong finish by reducing weed
RESIDUAL HERBICIDES
competition while managing the resistance risk with your herbicide
choice. Use the chart on page 43 to guide pre-seed and in-crop weed
control options for Roundup Ready 2 Xtend® soybeans.
SEED TREATMENT
PRE-SEED BURNDOWN
Power up for a better burndown. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
BlackHawk® . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
FUNGICIDE
PRE-EMERGENT RESIDUAL HERBICIDES
Valtera: All-season weed control. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Valtera™. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Fierce®. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
SEED TREATMENT
Assessing seed treatment options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
INTEGO™ Solo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
FUNGICIDE
PLUS...
Nufarm Propiconazole . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 CHECK OUT
THE NUFARM
Soybeans for success program. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 SOLUTION GUIDE
Soybeans decision tree. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 on page 44
Nufarm Western Canada Crop Solutions 2018 3
POWER UP FOR
A BETTER BURNDOWN.
A better burndown comes from understanding how Nufarm and Monsanto provide unbeatable tank-mix
resistance issues develop, using crop rotation as a options. These perfectly matched combinations will
tool and taking a multiple mode of action approach keep you one step ahead of tough weed pressure,
to your herbicide program. and give your canola, cereal, pulse and soybean
crops the best possible start.
Applying a burndown eliminates weed competition
early and reduces the size of weeds for your in-crop Make the most of your Roundup WeatherMAX®
application to deal with. And at harvest, you’ll have and Roundup Transorb® HC herbicides with Nufarm.
cleaner fields, higher yields and lower dockage. And earn Real Farm Rewards™.
It’s a smart stewardship plan that protects the
valuable tools and traits we all depend on for
profitable crop production, today and in the future.
MAIN CROPS
WHEAT
(spring, winter,
or durum),
BARLEY, RYE,
SOYBEANS
or CANOLA
FIELD PEAS,
CEREALS,
or
CANARY
SEED, CORN
FIELD PEAS,
CHICKPEAS,
or SOYBEANS,
WHEAT,
LENTILS
(fall application)
4
Group 2 alone KNOW YOUR RISK
If you had 2 target weeds/sq. ft. UP TO
2
TARGET WEEDS
on a quarter section, and only used
a Group 2 herbicide for weed control…
you can expect up to 140 Group 2-
140
RESISTANT
per sq. ft. resistant weeds at the end of the season. WEEDS
Adapted from Beckie 2011 by end of year
CHOOSE THIS SOLUTION FOR MORE
• Volunteer canola, narrow-leaved hawk’s-beard, Purchase any amount of
kochia and more BlackHawk herbicide for the
PAGE
opportunity to earn a
• Control of Group 2- and glyphosate-resistant 6
weeds and volunteers $1.00/ACRE REWARD
• Volunteer canola, kochia, cleavers, Purchase any amount of
wild buckwheat, wild mustard and more CONQUER herbicide for the
PAGE
opportunity to earn a
• Control of Group 2- and glyphosate-resistant 8
weeds and volunteers $1.00/ACRE REWARD
• Control of Group 2- and glyphosate-resistant Purchase any amount of
weeds and volunteers GoldWing herbicide for the
PAGE
• Three modes of action when tank mixed with opportunity to earn a
10
glyphosate and flexibility to move from pulses
to cereals with one product
$1.00/ACRE REWARD
• Extended early season control of chickweed,
kochia, pigweed, lamb’s-quarters, seedling Purchase any amount of
dandelion, nightshade and suppression of Valtera herbicide for the
PAGE
volunteer canola opportunity to earn a
14
• Control of glyphosate-resistant weeds prior $2.00/ACRE REWARD
to Roundup Ready ® and conventional soybeans
SEE INSIDE BACK COVER FOR REAL FARM REWARDS DETAILS
Nufarm Western Canada Crop Solutions 2018 5
CEREALS SOYBEANS
BlackHawk ®
THE ONLY PRE-FORMULATED BURNDOWN
SOLUTION WITH TWO ACTIVES AND
TWO MODES OF ACTION
WEED CONTROL CHALLENGE NUFARM SOLUTION
Glyphosate alone used to provide an effective BlackHawk® contains a Group 14 herbicide
burndown option in cereal crops. But the (pyraflufen-ethyl) in a pre-formulation with
widespread adoption of glyphosate-tolerant 2,4-D ester. It delivers faster, more complete
canola, and the alarming spread of glyphosate- weed control in a cereal pre‑seed burndown
and Group 2-resistant kochia, has dramatically than glyphosate and Group 2 herbicides. With
reduced the effectiveness of glyphosate-only two active ingredients and two modes of action,
control programs. BlackHawk is an innovative burndown solution
that doubles as an effective tool for resistance
management.
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PRE-SEED BURNDOWN
REGISTERED CROPS BLACKHAWK
PRIOR TO SEEDING
• Barley • Soybeans (apply a maximum
• Canary seed of 3 days after planting) ACTIVE INGREDIENTS
• Field corn • Summerfallow >> Group 14 (pyraflufen-ethyl)
• Oats (apply 7 days prior to seeding) • Triticale >> Group 4 (2,4-D ester)
• Rye (spring, fall) • Wheat (spring, winter, durum)
RAINFAST
WEEDS CONTROLLED >> 1 hour
• Cleavers (all confirmed herbicide- • Night-flowering catchfly
resistant biotypes) • Pigweed (redroot and Russian)
• Cocklebur
TREATMENT AREA
• Prickly lettuce
• Cow cockle (suppression) • Russian thistle
>> Once case treats 60 acres
• Dandelion (spring seedling and at 300 mL/ac.
• Shepherd’s-purse
season long suppression) >> One drum treats 320 acres
• Stinkweed
• Flixweed at 300 mL/ac.
• Sweet clover
• Kochia (including Group 2 and
• Volunteer canola (including all
glyphosate-resistant biotypes) TANK-MIX ORDER
herbicide-resistant biotypes)
• Lamb’s-quarters (including Group 2-
• Wild buckwheat (suppression) >> BlackHawk
and 5- resistant biotypes)
• Wild radish
• Mustards (except dog and tansy) >> glyphosate
• Narrow-leaved hawk’s-beard
(including Group 2-resistant NOTES
biotypes)
>> Cereals can be seeded
BLACKHAWK + GLYPHOSATE TANK MIX immediately following
for enhanced control of these additional weeds application (except oats)
• Canada thistle • Sow thistle
>> Can be applied up to 3 days
• Chickweed • Volunteer canola (all biotypes)
after seeding soybeans
• Dandelion • Wild buckwheat
(ensure soybeans are seeded
minimum 1 inch depth)
BENEFITS >> Coverage of emerged weeds
• PROVEN RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT with two non-Group 2 modes is key for contact activity
of action to target broadleaved weed species
• FASTER CONTROL through systemic and contact activity
• BETTER PERFORMANCE compared to glyphosate alone for pre-seed
burndown
PLUS
• Makes in-crop weed control easier and more effective by having only
new, small weeds present at time of application
• Provides broad-spectrum weed control, including excellent control
of narrow-leaved hawk’s-beard in the fall and at the 1-2 leaf in spring
• Pre-seed burndown applications are known to increase crop yield by
up to 25%*
• Effective fall weed control
• No surfactant needed when applied with glypohosate
*O’Donovan et al. 1985, Sapsford et al. 2008
Nufarm Western Canada Crop Solutions 2018 7
CANOLA
CONQUER
®
THE FIRST AND ONLY PRE-SEED BURNDOWN
SOLUTION WITH TWO ACTIVE INGREDIENTS
AND TWO MODES OF ACTION FOR USE PRIOR
TO SENSITIVE CROPS LIKE CANOLA
WEED CONTROL CHALLENGE NUFARM SOLUTION
Glyphosate has been used for years for effective CONQUER® herbicide delivers faster, more
burndown. But with the widespread adoption complete weed control in a canola pre‑seed
of glyphosate-tolerant crops like canola and burndown than glyphosate alone. CONQUER has
the spread of glyphosate- and Group 2-resistant two active ingredients with two separate modes
weeds like kochia and cleavers, growers are now of action, and when mixed with glyphosate,
faced with more weed control challenges than weeds face a triple action threat especially kochia,
ever. Products with a single active ingredient have cleavers, narrow-leaved hawk’s-beard, volunteer
too narrow a spectrum to control the growing canola, plus Group 9- (glyphosate) and Group 2-
range of weed populations. tolerant volunteers.
8PRE-SEED BURNDOWN
REGISTERED CROP CONQUER
• Canola
ACTIVE INGREDIENT
WEEDS CONTROLLED >> Group 14
CONQUER ALONE CONQUER + GLYPHOSATE >> Group 6 (bromoxynil)
• Annual sowthistle • Chickweed
• Kochia (including Group 2, 5 and 9 • Cleavers RAINFAST
resistant biotypes) • Dandelion (spring germinated) >> 2 hours
• Lamb’s-quarters (including Group 2, • Horsetail
5 and 9 resistant biotypes)
• Morning glory TREATMENT AREA
• Redroot pigweed
• Narrow-leaved hawk’s beard >> One case treats 80 acres
• Round-leaved mallow (suppression) (spring germinated)
• Russian thistle • Shepherd’s-purse TANK-MIX ORDER
• Smartweed • Smartweed >> carfentrazone
• Volunteer canola (all biotypes) • Tansy mustard
>> bromoxynil
• Wild buckwheat
>> glyphosate
BENEFITS NOTES
• VOLUNTEER CANOLA CONTROL
>> Canola can be seeded
• FAST BURNDOWN compared to bromoxynil alone
immediately after
• EXCELLENT WEED CONTROL including all Group 2 and Group 9
application
herbicide-tolerant biotypes of canola, kochia and cleavers
• NON RESIDUAL ACTIVITY eliminates any risk to the emerging canola crop >> For best results, spray in
the heat of the day
PLUS
• The best burndown product available for use before seeding canola
• Protects long-term viability of agronomic tools such as glyphosate and
glyphosate-tolerant traits
• No surfactant required when used with glyphosate
PERFORMANCE TIPS
CONQUER is a contact herbicide and must be applied directly on growing
weeds for effective results.
1. Droplet size – use a combination of nozzle type and sprayer speed to
achieve a fine to medium droplet size. Adjust sprayer speed to optimize
weed coverage.
2. Water volume – use 10 gal./ac. water volume for adequate coverage
on weeds.
Nufarm Western Canada Crop Solutions 2018 9PULSES CORN CEREALS GoldWing ® PRE-SEED BURNDOWN WITH MULTIPLE MODES OF ACTION FOR USE BEFORE PULSES WEED CONTROL CHALLENGE NUFARM SOLUTION There is a growing risk for the development GoldWing® herbicide contains a Group 14 active of new glyphosate-resistant weeds in Western (pyraflufen-ethyl) in a pre-formulation with a Canada. Volunteer canola and kochia populations Group 4 (MCPA ester) to control the toughest may not be controlled by glyphosate alone. herbicide-resistant weeds in Western Canada. Growers need effective control options that This product was developed to be added to will protect the viability of glyphosate and glyphosate in a pre-seed burndown to control glyphosate-tolerant crops, with modes of action early season weeds in field peas, cereals, corn that do not include Group 2 chemistry. and canary seed. 10
PRE-SEED BURNDOWN
REGISTERED CROPS GOLDWING
• Field pea • Oats
• Barley • Rye
ACTIVE INGREDIENTS
• Canary seed • Triticale
• Corn (field, sweet, pop) • Wheat (spring, durum, winter) >> Group 14 (pyraflufen-ethyl)
Label expansion for certain pulse and industrial oilseed crops is planned. >> Group 4 (MCPA ester)
RAINFAST
WEEDS CONTROLLED >> 1 hour
GOLDWING ALONE
• Annual sow thistle (suppression) • Narrow-leaved hawk’s-beard TREATMENT AREA
• Cleavers • Night-flowering catchfly
>> One case treats 160 acres
• Dandelion (suppression) • Redroot pigweed (including
(at 133 mL/ac. rate)
• Kochia (including Group 2- and Group 2- and 5-resistant biotypes)
glyphosate-resistant biotypes) • Stinkweed >> One drum treats 640 acres
• Lamb’s-quarters (including Group 2- • Volunteer canola (at 133 mL/ac. rate)
and 5-resistant biotypes) (all herbicide-tolerant biotypes)
• Mustards (except dog and tansy) TANK-MIX ORDER
>> GoldWing
TANK MIX WITH GLYPHOSATE FOR ENHANCED CONTROL
OF THESE EMERGED WEEDS >> glyphosate
• Canada thistle • Shepherd’s-purse
• Cow cockle • Smartweed NOTES
• Flixweed • Wild buckwheat >> Apply prior to seeding
• Round-leaved mallow >> No surfactant required when
tank mixed with glyphosate
BENEFITS >> Use 10 gal./ac. water volume
• FASTER BURNDOWN ACTIVITY compared to Group 2 herbicides to get good coverage on
• RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT tool with a Group 14 active ingredient that emerged weeds
is newer to Canada, and works well in combination with Group 4 chemistry
on tough-to-kill weeds
• UNSURPASSED CROP SAFETY for registered crops seeded after application
PLUS
• Increased control of cleavers and protection against the development
of glyphosate-resistant biotypes
• Faster, more effective control of all types of herbicide-tolerant volunteer canola
• Controls Group 2-resistant weeds (kochia, cleavers, redroot pigweed)
and Group 9-resistant broadleaf weeds (kochia, volunteer canola)
PERFORMANCE TIPS
• For best results, tank mix with 0.5-1.0 REL glyphosate
• Will not provide residual weed control
• GoldWing contains an active ingredient with contact type activity, so good
spray coverage of emerged weeds is essential for exceptional control
Nufarm Western Canada Crop Solutions 2018 11VALTERA:
ALL-SEASON
WEED CONTROL
Valtera™ is the one product that can be the answer to the problems of fall, spring and in-season
weed control with its extended activity. A fall application of Valtera, in a tank mix with glyphosate,
will clean up weeds that appear after harvest and provide residual control that keeps working
through the winter and will re-ignite with spring moisture. It’s a simple way to spread your workload,
and get a jump on spring weed control. Alternatively, spray in the spring with glyphosate to kill
early season weeds while retaining the benefits of up to eight weeks of extended control.
EASY TO USE RECROPPING FREEDOM
Applied in a spray application, Valtera is easier to Valtera beats the other fall-applied products with a lot
apply than dry, broadcast products that depend on of recropping flexibility on the label. Valtera is approved
mechanical broadcasting or harrow bars and require for use in peas, lentils (fall application), soybeans,
the added step of incorporation. Valtera can be applied chickpeas, spring wheat and corn.
in the fall until freeze up, and prior to crop emergence
in the spring. Most growers own a sprayer to apply
a product like Valtera. But granular products are bulky EASY TO APPLY
and often need rented equipment for application. That Storage and application of Valtera is also a welcome
adds time, money and fuel to your weed control costs… advantage to growers. One pallet of Valtera treats close
something Valtera doesn’t require. to 4,000 acres while it would take a semi-truck full of
granular product to cover the same area. And Valtera’s
Valtera works by forming an active layer near the soil
easy to use formulation can be applied through a sprayer
surface that weeds must pass through. There’s no need
so you don’t have to worry about a Valmar spreader or
for a second pass across the field to incorporate a fall
harrows for incorporation.
application of Valtera, so it’s a great fit for minimum
disturbance seeding systems.
EASY TO SAVE
UNMATCHED CONTROL Compared to the competition, Valtera delivers great
cost savings – money you can use somewhere else.
Valtera is tough to beat on weed control. Granular-based
When you consider the price per acre, plus any
products won’t provide the same level of control,
application or incorporation required and the cost of a
especially for spring flushes of kochia, mustards, volunteer
burndown application, Valtera is $15.25/ac. – that’s up
canola and dandelion.
to $11.75-$16.75/ac. less. That kind of savings could
Valtera cleans up fields in the fall and keeps working cover an application of a burndown next spring, in-crop
to provide suppression of spring flushes of mustard grass control, in-crop metribuzin application or more
and volunteer canola. That’s something the competition importantly add it to your bottom line.
can’t touch. Plus, Valtera controls spring germinating
dandelion, and close to 100% control of the first six to
eight weeks of kochia flushes in the spring.
Volunteer canola is one of the top weeds that farmers
are fighting, and Valtera suppresses all biotypes of Valtera is part of the new
volunteer canola, unlike other dry, incorporated Real Farm Rewards™ program,
pre-emergent products. a partnership with Nufarm and
Monsanto. You can save $2/acre
on Valtera when you register
and qualify for Real Farm Rewards
at Nufarm.ca
12Valtera is approximately $15.25/ac.
which is $11.75-$16.75/ac. less than
granular based products.
SRP* APPLICATION & BURNDOWN TOTAL COST
($/ac.) INCORPORATION APPLICATION ($/ac.)
($/ac.) ($/ac.)
Edge™ (at 8.9 kg/ac.) $26 $5 $4 $34
Rival® (at 4.5 kg/ac.) $20 $5 $4 $29
Valtera™ $13.25 N/A $4 $17.25
($15.25 – $2**)
* Based on published 2018 prices and standard label rates. Pricing and standard rates may vary.
Consult with your local retailer for more information.
** $2/ac. Real Farm Rewards. Visit realfarmrewards.ca for details.
Nufarm Western Canada Crop Solutions 2018 13PULSES SOYBEANS CEREALS Valtera ™ PRE-EMERGENT RESIDUAL HERBICIDE FOR EXTENDED EARLY SEASON CONTROL IN PULSES AND SOYBEANS WEED CONTROL CHALLENGE NUFARM SOLUTION Early season weeds put serious pressure on Valtera™ herbicide knocks out troublesome young pulse and soybean plants, competing broadleaf weeds with extended (up to 8 weeks) with the vulnerable crop for nutrients, moisture control in pulses, and both Roundup Ready and and sunlight. And when weeds include conventional soybeans. Using Valtera (pre-plant tough-to-control pigweed, volunteer canola, or pre-emergent) with a glyphosate burndown lamb’s-quarters, dandelion and chickweed, provides residual control and boosts pulse and both pulses and soybeans have to fight that soybean yields. It also provides flexibility to much harder to get off to a strong start. seed wheat if your cropping plans change. 14
PRE-EMERGENT
RESIDUAL HERBICIDE
REGISTERED CROPS VALTERA
• Chickpeas • Soybeans
• Field peas • Spring wheat (not including ACTIVE INGREDIENT
• Lentils (fall application prior to durum) – apply 7 days prior
>> Group 14 (flumioxazin)
large green and small red lentils) to seeding
RAINFAST
WEEDS CONTROLLED >> Rain required for activation
• Chickweed • Lamb’s-quarters
TREATMENT AREA
• Dandelion (seedling) • Pigweeds
>> One case treats 160 acres
• Green foxtail (suppression) • Volunteer canola – all biotypes (at 56 g/ac. rate)
• Kochia (suppression)
APPLICATION
BENEFITS >> Tank mix with glyphosate
and/or BlackHawk/GoldWing
• EARLY SEASON CONTROL eliminates broadleaf weed pressure early on
for enhanced control of
in lentils, field peas, chickpeas, spring wheat and soybeans
emerged weeds
• EXTENDED CONTROL with powerful residual activity that provides longer
lasting control of tough weeds APPLICATION TIMING
• RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT TOOL tool that also controls glyphosate- >> Fall apply as late as possible
resistant weeds but prior to freeze up for
any registered crop
PLUS
>> Pre-plant or pre-emergent
• Apply in fall or spring (check label for specific crop registrations)
for soybeans
• No hassle application that doesn’t include the handling and incorporation
>> Should be applied a minimum
of bulky granulars
of 7 days prior to seeding
• Broad-spectrum residual weed control that lasts up to 8 weeks field corn and spring wheat
• Extended early season control for extra in-crop herbicide flexibility and to >> Apply up to 3 days after
improve the efficacy of in-crop herbicide applications by having to target seeding soybeans and
fewer, smaller weeds field peas
• Yield potential is increased through early elimination of weed competition
• More re-cropping flexibility the following year TANK-MIX ORDER
• Tank mixable with most burndown and pre-emergent herbicides >> flumioxazin
(i.e. glyphosate, GoldWing and BlackHawk) >> BlackHawk or GoldWing
(if used)
PERFORMANCE TIPS >> glyphosate
1. Emerged weeds – use with glyphosate
NOTES
2. Flushing weeds – residual activity for newly emerging weeds
>> Seeding after application
3. Emerged crop – Valtera alone can be used up to 3 days post seeding requires the use of minimum
but prior to emergence of registered crops other than wheat to zero till drills
4. Refer to label or crop guide for rates and use patterns
5. DO NOT incorporate after application or anytime prior to seeding
6. Pre-seeding applications require the use of minimum disturbance
seeding systems
7. Non-ionic surfactant required if glyphosate is not being tank mixed
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Nufarm Western Canada Crop Solutions 2018 15SOYBEANS CEREALS
Fierce ®
THE NEXT EVOLUTION IN CONTROL
OF HERBICIDE RESISTANT GRASS
AND BROADLEAF WEEDS
WEED CONTROL CHALLENGE NUFARM SOLUTION
Remember when glyphosate or other non- Fierce® herbicide delivers the broadest spectrum
residual herbicides were all it took to control and longest residual weed control available for
your wild oats and most broadleaf weeds? IP, conventional and herbicide-tolerant soybeans,
Unfortunately, herbicide-resistant weeds mean and wheat crops. Pyroxasulfone is registered for
that Groups 1, 2, 4, 5 and 9 can’t handle the suppression of wild oats and control of various
problems alone anymore. Maximizing soybean foxtail and brome species at a rate consistent
and wheat yields depend on residual control of with the upper registered range of Fierce. This
tough grass and broadleaf weeds. provides another option to reduce the effect
of Group 1 & 2 resistant wild oats and grasses,
and other annual weeds that impact yield and
harvest management. Fierce controls resistant
weeds before they become a problem.
16PRE-EMERGENT
RESIDUAL HERBICIDE
REGISTERED CROPS FIERCE
• Soybeans
• Spring wheat (not including durum) – apply 7 days prior to seeding
wheat or corn ACTIVE INGREDIENTS
• Field corn >> Group 14 (flumioxazin)
>> Group 15 (pyroxasulfone)
WEEDS CONTROLLED APPLICATION TIMING
• Chickweed • Lamb’s-quarters (including Group 2 >> Fall apply as late as possible
• Dandelion and triazine resistant) but prior to freeze up for
• Wild buckwheat any registered crop
• Green foxtail
• Wild mustard >> Pre-plant or pre-emergent
• Green and redroot pigweed for soybeans
(including Group 2 and 5 resistant) • Volunteer canola (suppression)
>> Should be applied a minimum
• Kochia (Group 2, 4 and 9 resistant) of 7 days prior to seeding
field corn and spring wheat
BENEFITS >> Apply up to 3 days after
seeding soybeans
• BETTER PERFORMANCE than other leading herbicides on tough
broadleaf weeds
TREATMENT AREA
• GRASSY WEED management for cleaner fields with a new mode of action
>> One case treats 128 acres
• LONGER CONTROL with residual activity that lasts up to eight weeks
• TWO ACTIVE INGREDIENTS (proven Group 14 and a new Group 15) PRODUCT RATE
for stronger resistance management for 1, 2, 4, 5 and glyphosate resistant
weed management and glyphosate resistant biotypes >> 85 g/ac.
PLUS TANK-MIX ORDER
• Two modes of action work on the toughest weeds including dandelion, >> Fierce
kochia, volunteer canola and pigweed species >> BlackHawk or GoldWing
• Tank mixable with most burndown and pre-emergent herbicides (if used)
(i.e. glyphosate, BlackHawk and GoldWing) >> glyphosate
NOTES
PERFORMANCE TIPS >> Seeding after application
1. Emerged weeds – use with glyphosate requires the use of minimum
2. Flushing weeds – residual activity for newly emerging weeds to zero till drills
3. Emerged crop – Fierce alone can be used up to 3 days post seeding >> Fierce requires moisture
but prior to emergence of registered crops other than wheat to activate in the soil and
4. Refer to label or crop guide for rates and use patterns provides up to 8 weeks
extended control
5. DO NOT incorporate after application or anytime prior to seeding
6. Pre-seeding applications require the use of minimum disturbance
seeding systems
7. Non-ionic surfactant required if glyphosate is not being tank mixed
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Nufarm Western Canada Crop Solutions 2018 17ASSESSING
SEED TREATMENT
OPTIONS
Assessing the performance of your crops is a key part of planning for next year.
Considering the pest pressures in your cereal, soybean and pulse crops is an
integral part of choosing a good seed treatment option. Seed treatments provide
valuable protection for seed and seedlings from pest pressures, and help ensure
your valuable crop can reach its full performance potential.
Nufarm has two effective solutions to the problems plaguing pulse, soybean and
cereal crops in Western Canada – INTEGO™ Solo and NipsIt™ SUITE.
APHANOMYCES IS EVERYWHERE
“If you’ve grown pulses in the last five years, your soil is
probably harbouring aphanomyces,” says Roger Rotariu,
Canadian Marketing Manager, Nufarm Agriculture Inc.
There is general agreement among researchers in INTEGO Solo is a Group 22 fungicide registered
Western Canada that aphanomyces spores are naturalized for the control of pythium in all labeled crops, and
across the prairies. phytophthora in soybeans, and also suppresses seed
So, what do you do for this upcoming season? rot caused by aphanomyces in field peas and lentils.
For starters, it’s best not to reseed pulses into the Because INTEGO Solo is a different chemical group
same fields. But to limit the potential spread of the than other seed treatments, it strengthens the fight
disease, you’ll need the protection of INTEGO Solo against pythium resistance when mixed with other
seed treatment. INTEGO Solo is the only seed treatment products. Together, the combination of seed treatments
registered to protect your pulses from aphanomyces. will provide control of other troublesome diseases
like fusarium.
“If you are planting pulses in fields where you aren’t sure
about the level of aphanomyces, we still recommend
INTEGO Solo to limit the increase of oospores, and keep
the overall inoculum levels down for future growing
seasons,” says Rotariu. “But more importantly, using
INTEGO Solo in conjunction with other leading broad-
spectrum seed treatments will give your pulse crops the
best chance for maximum yield potential and continued APHANOMYCES,
defense against disease.”
PYTHIUM,
PHYTOPHTHORA.
THEY’RE AS BAD
AS THEY SOUND.
But not tough enough to beat INTEGO™ Solo.
18FREE*
WIREWORM
PROTECTION
INCLUDED
ALL-IN-ONE CEREAL SEED TREATMENT, FUNGICIDE + INSECTICIDE
FREE WIREWORM PROTECTION
Cereal growers know that wireworms are prevalent cereal seed treatments, NipsIt SUITE provides the
across Western Canada. This insect pest has a long life all-in-one protection of a fungicide and insecticide,
cycle and can be just about anywhere. at a similar price to other fungicide-only products.”
Growers may look at their seed treatment options for NipsIt SUITE contains three active ingredients – Group 4
cereals and just focus on fusarium and pythium protection. insecticide (clothianidin), Group 3 fungicide (metconazole)
Adding wireworm protection is a simple, stronger choice and Group 4 fungicide (metalaxyl) – for an unbeatable
that will add to your bottom line but won’t cost you more combination of broad-spectrum protection against the
with NipsIt SUITE. most common early insect and disease pests.
Growers can expect great seed and seedling fusarium
control, industry leading wireworm protection and the
same growth enhancement effect as any other
insecticide used as a seed treatment in cereals.
“You can pay for wireworm protection with other seed “With NipsIt SUITE you get control and peace of mind
treatments, or just get it with NipsIt SUITE,” says Rotariu. for key cereal diseases, plus the added bonus of “free”
“Based on the suggested retail prices of other leading wireworm protection,” says Rotariu.
For more information on INTEGO Solo
and NipsIt SUITE, visit Nufarm.ca
Nufarm Western Canada Crop Solutions 2018 19CEREALS NipsIt SUITE ™ INNOVATIVE, ALL-IN-ONE CEREAL SEED TREATMENT THAT’S ENGINEERED TO PROTECT ™ PLANT GROWTH AND YIELD FROM THE MOST DAMAGING DISEASE AND INSECT PESTS PEST CONTROL CHALLENGE NUFARM SOLUTION Fusarium, pythium and wireworms cause NipsIt™ SUITE delivers complete cereal seed significant losses every year in untreated and seedling protection. Its all-in-one fungicide cereal crops. Add in the damages from many and insecticide formulation promotes increased other common pests, and your crops could plant stands and enhanced plant growth for face severely reduced plant stands and limited consistent yields. yield potential. 20
SEED TREATMENT
REGISTERED CROPS NIPSIT SUITE
• Wheat (spring, winter, durum)
ACTIVE INGREDIENTS
PESTS CONTROLLED >> Group 4 insecticide
NIPSIT SUITE (ALONE) NIPSIT SUITE + NIPSIT INSIDE® (clothianidin)
• Common bunt (Tilletia laevis) • For enhanced protection from >> Group 3 fungicide
• Common root rot wireworms and aphids
(metconazole)
(Cochliobolus sativus)
>> Group 4 fungicide
• Fusarium (Fusarium spp.)
(metalaxyl)
• Loose smut (Ustilago tritici)
• Pythium (Pythium spp.) APPLICATION
• Rhizoctonia (Rhizoctonia solani)
>> 326 mL/100 kg of seed
• Wireworm (suppression)
TREATMENT AREA
BENEFITS >> One case treats:
• ADVANCED LOCK TIGHT™ TECHNOLOGY makes it easy to apply, 225 bushels of wheat
increases product retention and enhances seed flow consistency
• PREMIUM PERFORMANCE compared to leading all-in-one cereal NOTES
seed treatments
>> Water-based formulation
• BEST FOR KEY PESTS for long-lasting and strong protection allows the treater to
adjust application volume
PLUS
with the addition of water
• Contains novel chemistries with three active ingredients
• Delivers better performance than fungicide alone, or other mix options
• Independent research demonstrates an increase in crop yield by more than
3 bu./ac. compared to industry standards*
• Compatible with NipsIt INSIDE for increased wireworm and
aphid protection
*Northern Seed LLC, Scobey, MT (2013)
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Nufarm Western Canada Crop Solutions 2018 21PULSES SOYBEANS
INTEGO Solo
™
THE ONLY SEED TREATMENT AVAILABLE
TO HELP PROTECT FIELD CROPS FROM
APHANOMYCES ROOT ROT
DISEASE CONTROL CHALLENGE NUFARM SOLUTION
Pea and lentil fields in Western Canada are Get serious about protecting your pulse
facing a devastating new root rot. Aphanomyces crops from aphanomyces, and soybeans from
euteiches was found in 60% of pea fields in pythium and phytophthora with INTEGO™ Solo.
Alberta and 65% of fields in Saskatchewan in This product is also available in Western
2014. With no control method available other Canada to protect all registered crops from the
than crop rotation, growers were walking away establishment of pythium resistance by providing
from pulse crops as the only way to avoid a brand new fungicide group for control.
aphanomyces.
22SEED TREATMENT
REGISTERED CROPS INTEGO SOLO
• Chickpeas • Lentils
• Dry beans • Soybeans
ACTIVE INGREDIENT
• Field peas
>> Group 22 (ethaboxam)
DISEASES CONTROLLED APPLICATION
• Early season root rot caused by phytophthora
>> No colourant – add dye
• Pythium seed rot/damping off
or tank mix with another
• Suppression of early season root rot caused by aphanomyces seed treatment
BENEFITS TREATMENT AREA
• PROTECTION of the entire root system – with a unique mode of action >> One jug treats 709 bushels
that creates a complete zone of defense under ground of peas, lentils and
• WIDER SPECTRUM of protection against more species of pythium and soybeans
phytophthora
• BIGGER YIELDS – field trials show INTEGO Solo in soybeans yielded an NOTES
average of 1.5 bu./ac. more than standard seed treatment
>> Must be mixed with a
PLUS colourant prior to use
• User-friendly treatment – smooth flowability and low-use rate ensures >> INTEGO Solo has a very
a consistent, even application and easy treatment experience low application volume and
• Systemic action protects against early season seed rots, seedling blights does not prevent other
and longer term infections of plants seedling diseases such as
• Group 22 active is the only non-Group 4 mode of action available for fusarium and rhizoctonia.
pythium control As such, INTEGO Solo
should always be applied in
combination with another
APPLICATION TIPS seed treatment registered
• For on-farm use and in commercial seed treating systems to control these diseases.
• No colourant is included in INTEGO Solo, and seed treated with
INTEGO Solo must be conspicuously coloured
• INTEGO Solo should be tank mixed with a product labelled for complete
protection against Fusarium and Rhizoctonia spp., as well as other fungal
pathogens
• INTEGO Solo is compatible with most liquid inoculants – always check
with inoculant suppliers for specific details and treating instructions
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Nufarm Western Canada Crop Solutions 2018 23TOP WESTERN WEEDS.
TOP NUFARM
CEREAL SOLUTIONS.
Populations of herbicide-resistant weeds have steadily increased over
1. Courtesy of
Canola Council of Canada
the last several decades across Canada. Researchers with Agriculture and
Agri-Food Canada (AAFC) have been tracking herbicide-resistant weeds
across the prairies since the 1990s. Research scientist Hugh Beckie estimates
that nearly 50% of all cultivated land on the prairies had resistant biotypes
in the early 2000s, and that number is climbing.
Based on the latest AAFC weed surveys, Beckie expects that a staggering 38 million acres
of cropland in Western Canada is infested with herbicide-resistant weeds. The costs
to growers for dealing with these hard-to-control weeds is estimated at $1.1-$1.5 billion
a year in increased herbicide use and decreased crop yield. 2. Courtesy of pestmanager.ca
This season, be sure you are using effective in-crop strategies to tackle your tough
weed problems in your cereal crops. Here are the top 10 most abundant weeds in
Western Canada that you are likely to see in your area – and the proven Nufarm cereal
solutions to help you take them out.
TOP WESTERN WEEDS. TOP NUFARM SOLUTIONS.
Here are top trouble weeds† in Western Canada, and the proven solutions for effective
weed control from Nufarm.
NUFARM SOLUTIONS
3. Courtesy of pestmanager.ca
Enforcer® MSU**
Not all weed images depicted here are staged at the correct window of herbicide application.
Enforcer® M**
Enforcer® D
Signal® FSU
= Control at a registered rate
Curtail™ M
C* = Top growth control
Signal®
S = Suppression
1. Wild oats
2. Green foxtail
3. Wild buckwheat
4. Volunteer canola 4. Courtesy of
Canola Council of Canada
5. Canada thistle C* S C* S
6. Sow thistle C* C* S
7. Cleavers
8. Lamb’s-quarters
9. Narrow-leaved hawk’s-beard S
10. Dandelion (spring germinated) C*
**0.51 litre per acre rate required to control specific weeds.
†
State of weed resistance in Western Canada by Hugh Beckie, Research Scientist,
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, topcropmanager.com, June 6, 2016
5. Courtesy of pestmanager.ca
Photos courtesy of pestmanager.ca and Canola Council of Canada
246.
Curtail M (Group 4) provides the best in-crop, systemic action to kill the roots
®
of Canada thistle and other troublesome perennials weeds including sow thistle and
dandelion. With unsurpassed control of Canada thistle, Curtail M’s broad-spectrum
activity also works on many hard-to-control broadleaf weeds including pigweed and
volunteer canola.
Courtesy of pestmanager.ca 7.
Enforcer ®
delivers effective, post-emergent control of well-established cleavers, kochia
and wild buckwheat in one convenient application. Available in three formulations
– Enforcer D (Group 4, 6), Enforcer M (Group 4, 6) and Enforcer MSU (Group 2, 4, 6) –
Enforcer MSU contains four active ingredients to control all glyphosate-resistant weeds
and most Group 2-resistant weeds.
Courtesy of pestmanager.ca 8.
Signal ®
(Group 1) contains clodinafop, the most trusted graminicide to control wild
oats in wheat. Signal FSU (Group 1, 2, 4) contains four active ingredients for an all-in-
one wheat herbicide with trusted post-emergent grass and broadleaf weed control. Signal
FSU contains more fluroxypyr than the competition to help fight Group 2-resistant
weeds like cleavers and kochia.
Courtesy of
Canola Council of Canada 9. Canada ranks third in the world, behind
Australia and the United States, for the
number of herbicide-resistant weeds.
Manage resistant weeds this season by
using herbicides with multiple modes
of action, and remember to mix up your
10. chemical groups for each application.
Nufarm Western Canada Crop Solutions 2018 25CEREALS
Curtail M
™
A PROVEN HERBICIDE WITH
UNSURPASSED CONTROL
OF CANADA THISTLE
WEED CONTROL CHALLENGE NUFARM SOLUTION
Canada thistle and sow thistle create aggressive Curtail™ M herbicide provides the best in-crop,
in-crop issues as the number one perennial systemic action with trusted Group 4 chemistry
weed problem for many growers. Capable of to kill the roots of Canada thistle and other
producing 14 shoots per square metre, and a troublesome perrenial weeds such as sow thistle
root system that extends for 20 feet, Canada and dandelion. With two active ingredients,
thistle can reduce cereal yields by up to 38%* Curtail M translocates deep down to the extensive
and significantly affect crop quality. thistle roots for effective above- and below-
ground control.
*Manitoba Agriculture Food & Rural Initiatives – 2013
26HERBICIDE
REGISTERED CROPS CURTAIL M
• Spring wheat (including durum) • Canary seed
• Barley • Oats
ACTIVE INGREDIENT
• Flax • Timothy
>> Group 4
(clopyralid + MCPA ester)
WEEDS CONTROLLED
• Buckwheat (wild, tartary) • Shepherd’s-purse RAINFAST
• Canada thistle • Sow thistle (annual, perennial)
>> 4 hours
• Dandelion (top growth) • Stinkweed
• Lamb’s-quarters • Volunteer canola TREATMENT AREA
• Redroot pigweed • Volunteer sunflower >> One case treats
• Scentless chamomile • Wild mustard 20-27 acres
BENEFITS APPLICATION
• GETS TO THE ROOT OF THE PROBLEM with effective systemic activity >> Low rate of 0.6 L/ac.
of two active ingredients that get down to the roots controls small weeds
• COMPATIBLE with most graminicides to provide excellent weed control and lighter infestations
including tank mixes with Signal®, Axial® Xtreme, Simplicity™ and many others
>> High rate of 0.8 L/ac.
• BROAD-SPECTRUM activity on many hard-to-control broadleaf weeds
controls larger weeds
including pigweed and volunteer canola
and heavier infestations
• BEST OPTION for flax crops with hard-to-kill weeds
PLUS CROP STAGING
• The best above- and below-ground systemic thistle control >> Wheat: 3-leaf – just before
• Makes harvest easier flag leaf
• Delivers in-crop yield protection >> Flax: 5 cm to 15 cm
in height
SUPPORTED GRASS TANK-MIX PARTNERS
WHEAT AND WHEAT ONLY FLAX
BARLEY • Altitude FX2 • Poast
• Assert (Clearfield wheat) • Select/Centurion
• Nufarm Tralkoxydim • Signal
• Avenge • Everest + AgSurf*
• Axial and • Simplicity+
Axial Xtreme • Traxos
• Broadband*+ • Varro*+
• Cordon/Puma
*not including durum
+
600 mL/ac. rate of Curtail M
All products are trademarks of their respective company.
Nufarm Western Canada Crop Solutions 2018 27CEREALS
Enforcer ®
MSU
TOUGH ON WEEDS LIKE CLEAVERS,
KOCHIA AND WILD BUCKWHEAT WHILE
BEING GENTLE ON YOUR CEREAL CROPS
WEED CONTROL CHALLENGE NUFARM SOLUTION
Provincial weed surveys repeatedly identify Enforcer® MSU herbicide delivers effective,
cleavers, kochia and wild buckwheat as a triple post-emergent control of cleavers, kochia and
threat of weed concerns for cereal growers. wild buckwheat in one convenient application.
With all the herbicide choices available, choosing Three active ingredients work together to hit
the most effective product to control problematic hard-to-control weeds. Now with the addition
broadleaf weeds on your farm can be tough. of two actives in Boost®, Enforcer MSU can be
used to target your toughest weed challenges,
all in one case.
28HERBICIDE
REGISTERED CROPS ENFORCER MSU
• Barley
• Wheat (spring, durum and winter) ACTIVE INGREDIENTS
>> Group 4 (MCPA ester
MAJOR WEEDS CONTROLLED + fluroxypyr)
40 ACRES PER CASE >> Group 6 (bromoxynil)
• Buckwheat • Lamb’s-quarters • Narrow‑leaved >> Group 2 (thifensulfuron
(all, suppression) • Mustards (all) hawk’s-beard + tribenuron)
• Kochia (suppression)
(including glyphosate-
RAINFAST
resistant biotypes)
>> 4 hours
30 ACRES PER CASE
• Bluebur • Hemp-nettle • Scentless chamomile TREATMENT AREA
(top growth control) • Lady’s-thumb (new growth)
• Chickweed • Shepherd’s-purse >> One case treats 40 acres
• Night-flowering
• Cleavers catchfly • Smartweeds
• Cocklebur • Ragweed • Stinkweed
TANK-MIX ORDER
(top growth control) • Redroot pigweed • Stork’s-bill >> Boost
• Cow cockle (suppression) (suppression) >> Enforcer M
• Flixweed • Round-leaved mallow • Volunteer canola
• Groundsel • Russian thistle (all biotypes) CROP STAGING
(top growth control) • Volunteer flax
>> 2-leaf – early flag
TOP-GROWTH CONTROL
• Bluebur • Cocklebur • Sow thistle NOTES
• Canada thistle • Common groundsel >> When used at the
40 acre/case rate Nufarm
BENEFITS commits to the performance
on all the listed weeds
• BEST OPTION to target the widest spectrum of tough-to-control weeds
like chickweed, hemp-nettle and volunteer canola >> Can be used up to 30 acres
• GENTLE ON THE CROP with a wide application window per case under extreme
• COMPATIBLE with most grass herbicides for tank-mix flexibility weed pressure
PLUS
• Controls all glyphosate-tolerant weeds and most Group 2-resistant weeds
• Perfect for the weed spectrum of the Black and Grey soil zones
TANK-MIX PARTNERS
• Signal (clodinafop)* • Everest (flucarbazone)* • Simplicity
• Cordon (fenoxaprop) • Varro (thiencarbazone)* (pyroxsulam)*
• Axial (pinoxaden)
*Wheat only
Nufarm Western Canada Crop Solutions 2018 29CEREALS HERBICIDE
ENFORCER D
ACTIVE INGREDIENTS
>> Group 4 (2,4-D ester
+ fluroxypyr)
REGISTERED CROPS >> Group 6 (bromoxynil)
• Spring wheat • Barley
(including durum)
RAINFAST
>> 1 hour
MAJOR WEEDS CONTROLLED
0.25 L/ac:
TREATMENT AREA
• Cleavers • Kochia (up to • Stinkweed
• Common groundsel 5 cm tall) • Volunteer canola
>> 0.25 L/ac. rate:
• Knotweed • Lamb’s-quarters • Wild mustard
One case treats 80 acres
• Shepherd’s-purse One drum treats 480 acres
One tote treats 1,920 acres
0.5 L/ac: >> 0.50 L/ac. rate:
Weeds listed above plus: One case treats 40 acres
• Canada thistle • Lady’s-thumb • Russian thistle One drum treats 240 acres
(suppression) • Night-flowering • Storksbill One tote treats 960 acres
• Dandelion catchfly • Volunteer flax
• Hemp-nettle • Redroot pigweed • Wild buckwheat CROP STAGING
• Kochia • Round-leaved mallow
>> 4 leaf – early flag
BENEFITS NOTES
• SUITED FOR THE BROWN SOIL ZONE to target weeds such as kochia,
Russian thistle and stork’s bill >> Best tank-mix partner
• RATE FLEXIBILITY with options that capture targeted weed problems
with tralkoxydim
• TANK-MIX FLEXIBILITY and compatibility with most grass herbicides
PLUS
• Controls all glyphosate-tolerant weeds and most Group 2-resistant weeds
• All-in-one formulated product for ease and speed of use
• Convenient packaging options in cases, drums and totes
TANK-MIX PARTNERS
• Signal (clodinafop)*
• Nufarm Tralkoxydim
• Cordon (fenoxaprop)
• Everest (flucarbazone)*
• Varro (thiencarbazone)*
• Simplicity (pyroxsulam)*
*Wheat only
30CEREALS HERBICIDE
ENFORCER M
ACTIVE INGREDIENTS
>> Group 4 (MCPA ester
+ fluroxypyr)
REGISTERED CROPS >> Group 6 (bromoxynil)
• Spring wheat • Winter wheat • Canary seed
(including durum) • Barley
RAINFAST
MAJOR WEEDS CONTROLLED >> 1 hour
0.25 L/ac:
• Kochia (up to 5 cm tall) • Wild buckwheat (suppression) TREATMENT AREA
• Lamb’s-quarters • Wild mustard >> 0.25 L/ac. rate:
One case treats 80 acres
0.5 L/ac: One drum treats 480 acres
Weeds listed above plus: One tote treats 1,920 acres
• Bluebur • Green smartweed • Shepherd’s-purse
>> 0.50 L/ac. rate:
• Canada thistle • Hemp-nettle • Stinkweed
(top growth One case treats 40 acres
• Lady’s-thumb • Stork’s-bill
control only) (suppression) One drum treats 240 acres
• Night-flowering
• Chickweed catchfly • Triazine-resistant One tote treats 960 acres
• Cleavers • Pale smartweed pigweed
(up to 6 whorls) • Volunteer canola CROP STAGING
• Perennial sow thistle
• Cocklebur (top growth control • Volunteer flax >> 2 leaf – early flag for
• Common buckwheat only) • Volunteer sunflower labelled cereal crops
• Common groundsel • Redroot pigweed • Wild and Tartary
• Common ragweed (suppression) buckwheat
• Cow cockle • Russian thistle • Wild mustard (also ball
• Flixweed • Scentless chamomile and wormseed)
BENEFITS
• SUITED FOR THE DARK BROWN AND BLACK SOIL ZONE to target
weeds such as volunteer canola, hemp-nettle and chickweed
• MANAGE TIME with the widest window of application
• TANK-MIX FLEXIBILITY and compatibility with most grass herbicides
PLUS
• Controls all glyphosate-tolerant weeds and most Group 2-resistant weeds
• All-in-one formulated product for ease and speed of use
• Convenient packaging options in cases, drums and totes
TANK-MIX PARTNERS
• Signal (clodinafop)* • Everest (flucarbazone)* • Simplicity
• Nufarm Tralkoxydim • Varro (thiencarbazone)* (pyroxsulam)*
• Cordon (fenoxaprop) • Axial (pinoxaden)
*Wheat only
Nufarm Western Canada Crop Solutions 2018 31CEREALS
Signal
®
PROVEN WILD OAT CONTROL IN WHEAT
WEED CONTROL CHALLENGE NUFARM SOLUTION
Every year, wild oats return as one of the Signal® herbicide delivers the proven
top weed problems for wheat growers across performance of the leading Group 1 graminicide
Western Canada. It’s one of those weeds of the century (clodinafop). Growers know and
that just seems to be part of the landscape trust wild oat control from Signal to keep wheat
– competing with young wheat crops for fields clean, healthy and profitable, that’s why
nutrients, moisture and sunlight. clodinafop is used on more wheat acres than
any other grass herbicide in Western Canada.
32HERBICIDE
REGISTERED CROPS SIGNAL
• Wheat (spring, durum)
ACTIVE INGREDIENTS
MAJOR WEEDS CONTROLLED >> Group 1 (clodinafop)
• Wild oats (up to 6-leaf stage) • Persian darnel
• Barnyard grass • Volunteer canary seed RAINFAST
• Foxtail (green, yellow) (requires 115 mL/ac.)
>> 30 minutes
BENEFITS TREATMENT AREA
• PROVEN crop safety >> One case treats 40 acres
• TRUSTED PERFORMANCE for wild oat control
• TANK-MIX FLEXIBILITY with a wide range of broadleaf herbicide partners TANK-MIX ORDER
>> Any broadleaf
PLUS herbicide first
• Superior wild oat and grassy weed control
>> Signal
• Ground and aerial application
>> Enhance®
• Tried and true product performance
CROP STAGING
TANK-MIX PARTNERS >> Prior to emergence
BROADLEAF HERBICIDES of 4th tiller
• Approve®/Thumper • Flurox® 24/Attain® • Enforcer ® M
• Curtail* M • Dyvel ®
• Enforcer ® D
NOTES
• Estaprop® • Frontline† • Infinity † >> Always follow
• Mextrol /Buctril M
®
• Lontrel ®
• OcTTain † tank-mix order
• Trophy ®
• Prestige ®†
• Pixxaro† >> Follow label directions
• 2,4-D Amine/Ester+ • Refine SG
® † for any tank-mix products
added
• MCPA Amine/Ester • Target ®†
INSECTICIDES
• Decis®† • Matador ®†
FUNGICIDES
• Tilt ®/Nufarm Propiconazole†
†
Supported tank mix
Nufarm Western Canada Crop Solutions 2018 33CEREALS
Signal
®
FSU
ALL-IN-ONE WHEAT HERBICIDE
FOR TRUSTED POST-EMERGENT GRASS
AND BROADLEAF WEED CONTROL
WEED CONTROL CHALLENGE NUFARM SOLUTION
Wheat faces tough competition every season Signal® FSU herbicide delivers winning control in
from weeds. Wild oats and tough-to-kill broadleaf the battle against weeds in wheat. Its four active
weeds top the list for freeloaders looking to steal ingredients (Group 1, 2 and 4) make Signal FSU
vital nutrients and yield from your wheat crop. a superior all-in-one post-emergent wheat
There are a lot of choices for post-emergent herbicide – with the most trusted graminicide on
weed control. Choosing the best combination the market and the number one broadleaf active
for your weed conditions can be confusing. ingredient. Weeds can’t win with Signal FSU.
34HERBICIDE
REGISTERED CROPS SIGNAL FSU
• Wheat (spring, durum)
ACTIVE INGREDIENTS
MAJOR WEEDS CONTROLLED >> Group 1 (clodinafop)
GRASS WEEDS >> Group 2 (tribenuron,
• Barnyard grass • Persian darnel • Volunteer tame oats thifensulfuron)
• Foxtail (green or • Volunteer canary seed • Wild oats >> Group 4 (fluroxypyr)
yellow)
BROADLEAF WEEDS RAINFAST
• Annual smartweed • Hemp-nettle • Sow thistle >> 4 hours
(green smartweed, • Kochia (suppression)
lady’s-thumb) • Stinkweed TREATMENT AREA
• Lamb’s-quarters
• Ball mustard • Stork’s-bill >> One case treats 40 acres
• Narrow-leaved
• Canada thistle hawk’s-beard (suppression)
(suppression) • Tartary buckwheat TANK-MIX ORDER
• Redroot pigweed
• Chickweed • Volunteer canola
• Round-leaved mallow >> Boost
• Cleavers (suppression) (excluding Clearfield®)
>> Signal F
• Common groundsel • Russian thistle • Volunteer flax
• Corn spurry • Volunteer sunflower >> Enhance
• Scentless chamomile
• Cow cockle (suppression) • Wild buckwheat
CROP STAGING
• Flixweed • Shepherd’s purse • Wild mustard
>> 2 leaf – prior to emergence
of 4th tiller
BENEFITS
• ALL-IN-ONE post-emergent wheat herbicide NOTES
• TRUSTED, PROVEN GRAMINICIDE for wild oat and foxtail control
>> Always follow
• CONTROLS PROBLEM BROADLEAF WEEDS with fluroxypyr, the leading tank-mix order
active ingredient in broadleaf control in Western Canada plus the proven
benefits of two SU actives for support
PLUS
• Contains more fluroxypyr than the competition, to help fight
Group 2-resistant weeds like cleavers and kochia
• Two modes of action target broadleaf weeds to help slow resistance
development
• Contains the most trusted wheat graminicide on the market
TANK-MIX PARTNERS
• 2,4-D Ester 700
• MCPA Ester 600
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