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Imazamox 70% WDG

A selective Group 2 herbicide for early post-emergence grass and broadleaf weed control in labelled crops.

Active Ingredient

Imazamox 700 g/kg (70%)

Formulation

Water-dispersible granules (WDG)

Group

Group 2

Product Type

Selective post-emergence herbicide

Packaging

4 x 117.5 g water-soluble bags/box

Registration

N/A

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Imazamox 70% WDG

Imazamox 70% WDG is absorbed through the roots and foliage of susceptible weeds. It is designed for early post-emergence use in field peas, soybeans and specified imazamox-tolerant crops in the Prairie provinces.

· Controls both annual grasses and broadleaf weeds.

· Low-use-rate water-dispersible granular formulation.

· Fits key Prairie pulse and imazamox-tolerant oilseed crops.

Apply once per year after weeds have emerged. In Prairie crops, apply at 21 or 29 g/ha, according to the weed spectrum, in 100 L/ha of water with MERGE adjuvant at 0.5% v/v. Apply by ground only and follow the crop and weed-stage directions on the label.

Field peas, soybeans, imazamox-tolerant canola, imazamox-tolerant lentils, imazamox-tolerant sunflowers and imazamox-tolerant Canola Quality Brassica juncea.

Green and yellow foxtail, wild oats, barnyard grass, Persian darnel, Japanese brome, volunteer cereals, kochia, cleavers, lamb's-quarters, wild mustard, wild buckwheat, redroot pigweed, Russian thistle, stinkweed and other labelled weeds. Some weeds are suppression claims only.

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