Grassweed Control Flashcards

1
Q

Describe the cultural control for grassweeds in WW.

A

Delay drilling, stale seed bed
Competitive varieties such as Skyfall - tiller fast
Soil testing - ensure sufficient nutrient availability to provide best environment for crop development
Rotational ploughing - bury weed seeds
Rotations - break crops such as OSR provide measn for using different chemsitry

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2
Q

Name 5 common residual actives used to control grassweeds.

A

Pendimetahalin, DFF, flufenacet, Aclinofen, metribuzin

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3
Q

Which grassweed is flufenacet the base for?

A

Blackgrass

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4
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What grassweed is pendimethalin the base for?

A

Brome

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5
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What grassweed is Prosulfcarb the base for?

A

Ryegrass

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6
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What does Aclinofen bring to the party?

A

Blackgrass control - different active so antiresistance strategy

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7
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What does metribuzin bring to the party?

A

Antiresistant strategy for blackgrass and brome

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8
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What crop safety measures are required for pre-emergence herbicides?

A

Minimum seed depth of 1.5 inches; rolling for high seed-soil contact; do not apply with heavy rain forecasted; do not apply to stony soils

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9
Q

Why is it an issue to apply pre-emergence herbicides to stony soils?

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Wash down stones and forms concentrates in the soil - uneven distribution

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10
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Talk about sandy soils and pre-emergence herbicides.

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Low retention, quickly lost through the soil profile so lower efficacy

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11
Q

What actives are effective on ryegrass and wild oats?

A

Pinoxaden - Axiel Pro

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12
Q

What actives are in Broadway Star and what do they control?

A

Florasulam and Pyroxulam - ryegrass and wild oats

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13
Q

What actives are in auxillary and what do they control?

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Prosulfcarb and clodinafop - B/G

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14
Q

What is a common post-emergence contact spray for blackgrass, AMG and brome?

A

Horus - mesosulfuron and iodosulfuron

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15
Q

What is the key to remember about SUs?

A

1 per crop

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16
Q

Give an example of a product containing flufenacet and metribuzin?

A

Octavian mET

17
Q

Whats the difference between Liberator and Octavian Met?

A

Liberator is Flufenacet + DFF and Octavian Met is Flufenacet + metribuzin

18
Q

When can you start using Axial Pro?

A

From first of feb before flag leaf emergence

19
Q

Between what growth stages can you apply horus?

A

GS12-GS39

20
Q

What is Avadex and how is it used?

A

Granual pre-em. Triallate - BG AMG