Zidua PRO Herbicide Timeline and Formulation Specifics
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1 Zidua PRO Herbicide Timeline and Formulation Specifics 150 years Crops Registration Packaging Use Rate Demo Plots -Retail -Cooperator -University Inventory Build Launch Zidua Pro, Zidua, Pursuit and Sharpen are registered trademarks of BASF. Zidua PRO Soybean Complete 2X2.5 GAL No Till 6.0 oz Conventional oz 600+ >35K Acres 2016 Q Season Rate Full Rate of 6oz is lead recommendation & The only recommendation on the No-Till Acre Zidua WG oz/a AI Load Pursuit oz/a Sharpen oz/a BASF Corporation. All Rights Reserved.
2 ZiduaPro Herbicide Complete, Rapid Burndown & Residual 6/10/16, Murray State University Research Trial 17 DAT Murray, KY Primary Weed: Marestail UNTREATED Roundup Powermax + 2,4-D + Valor + Metribuzin Preplant Burndown Excellent Burndown and Residual ZiduaPro Herbicide (6 oz/a) + Roundup Powermax Preplant Burndown Zidua is a registered trademark & ZiduaPro is a trademark of BASF. Roundup Powermax is a registered trademark on Monsanto. Valor is a registered trademark of Valent BASF Corporation. All rights reserved.
3 2 Pass Corn Weed Control System Armezon PRO Herbicide and Verdict Herbicide Using Armezon PRO Herbicide in combination with Verdict Herbicide in a 2 Pass Weed Control System Benefits of Armezon PRO Herbicide Two Modes of Action for Weed Resistance Armezon PRO herbicide provides long lasting residual, convenient flexibility across any type of corn and reliable activation. Flexible Use Wide window of application Low use rates No insecticide restrictions Rainfast with in 1 hour Best Use Recommendations Verdict Armezon Burndown UNTREATEDPro Early Post 8 10 floz floz Breakdown By Product Per Acre Verdict 8 floz Rate = 1.6 floz Sharpen = 6.7 floz Outlook 10 floz Rate = 2.0 floz Sharpen = 8.4 floz Outlook Armezon Pro 16 floz Rate = =.6 floz Armezon = 14 floz Outlook 18 floz Rate =.7 floz Armezon = 15.8 floz Outlook Armezon Pro Adjuvant Recommendations Treatment Adjuvant N Source Armezon Pro MSO or COC UAN or AMS Armezon Pro + Atrazine COC or NIS UAN or AMS Armezon Pro General Information: When adding atrazine, DO NOT use MSO. Atrazine is recommended for increase speed and consistency of control. Follow the crop height label for atrazine. Add glyphosate on glyphosate tolerant corn varieties. Consistent Performance Low rainfall required for effective weed control Postemergence and soil residual control Safe for all types of corn Benefits of Verdict Herbicide Stronger Foundation Lays the groundwork for maximum yield potential Broad-spectrum grass and broadleaf control Burndown and residual control in one product 8 10 floz Verdict Two Pass Timing floz Armezon Pro Technical Information Bulletin Armezon PRO, Verdict, Outlook, and Sharpen are registered trademarks of BASF. Spring Burndown Seed Emergence Post V2 V4 V6 V8
4 Burndown Recommendation Soybeans Benefits of Verdict Herbicide: Cropping flexibility between Soybeans & Corn (1 product 2 crops) for effective burndown control. Low use rate means less handling. EC formulation means better mixing characteristics with other herbicides and easy sprayer clean out. Delivers multiple SOA for weed resistance management. Primary Burndown Recommendation Soybeans Crop Treatment Verdict Soybean Timing & Rates Target Soybeans Verdict oz/a Glyphosate (labeled rate) MSO(always) 1% v/v (min.16 floz/ac) AMS 8.5 lbs/100 gal Minimum 15 GPA for coverage Addition of 2,4-D is recommended for improved winter annual weed control and additional SOA management on GLY Resistant Weeds. 5 floz/a (0 days plant back) 7.5 floz/a (14 days plant back) *10 floz/a (30 days plant back) *The 10oz rate provides longer residual pre-emerge weed control. Course soils (sand) maximum rate is 5 floz/ac. Plant back is 30days. Marestail Waterhemp Palmer Amaranth Others Always follow plant back restrictions of all tank mix partners. Kixor is a registered trademark & Verdict is a trademark of BASF. Always read and follow all label pesticide labels.
5 The Burndown Solution For All Types of Corn Resistance management starts with burndown Crop Flexible Rate Range Rates / Timing Soil Type & Rate Corn Field Pop Sweet Verdict 8-18 oz Glyphosate (labeled rate) MSO 1% v/v AMS 8.5 lbs/100 gal Minimum 15 GPA Pre-Plant up to Pre-Emergence Corn cannot be spiking on pre-emerge applications. Recommendation with successful result for 6 yrs: Verdict 8-10 floz/ac burndown followed by a sequential early post herbicide program. Early post: 16 floz/a Armezon Pro Atrazine & NIS. Coarse: floz Medium: floz Fine: floz Benefits of Verdict Herbicide: (Cropping Flexibility) Burndown for corn with the confidence and assurance that soybeans can be planted safely back if the need arises. (Low use rate provides for better time management) Less handling, reduced trips to pickup herbicide, fewer jugs to wash and dispose of. EC formulation offers better mixing characteristics with other herbicides. Allows you to apply atrazine early post which provides better management of late season weeds. Kixor is a registered trademark & Verdict is a trademark of BASF. Always read and follow all label pesticide labels.
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