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PER REQUESTER: VERY GOOD FIT; GLUFOSINATE PROVIDES A SAFE AND EFFICACIOUS MEANS OF CONTROLLING AN INITIAL FLUSH OF WEEDS PRIOR TO PLANTING. IT IS COMPATIBLE WITH AND ENHANCES OTHER CULTURAL PRACTICES FOR CONTROLLING WEEDS IN THE CROP:07/22 VERY GOOD FIT: SEE PREV: NCR
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EARLY SEASON WEEDS. EARLY SEASON WEEDS IN ONIONS ARE HIGHLY INJURIOUS TO CROP YIELDS AND QUALITY. THIS PRODUCT PROVIDES A VALUABLE TOOL FOR CONTROLLING EARLY SEASON WEEDS; OH/Alternative to Glyphosate for burndown preplant:08/23; NY/Burndown options are needed as onions are susceptible to early competition. Paraquat (a possible non-selective option) labeling has specified that it should not be used on muck (also human health/injury concerns):07/24/sb;
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| Requesting State(s): |
CA:Smith, R* ; NY:Sosnoskie, L ; OH:Robinson, A ; OR:Hake, T ;
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| PCR Use Pattern: |
RELY 280; DOSAGE 0.79 LB AI/A, APPLY TO EMERGED WEEDS PRIOR TO PLANTING/ TRANSPLANTING THE CROP AS A PREPLANT BURNDOWN APPLICATION, 1 APPLICATION, RTI 1 DAY, PHI 14 DAYS; MAKE A SINGLE APPLICATION OR MULTIPLE APPLICATIONS UPTO 3 DAYS BEFORE PLANTING/TRANSPLANTING; A MAX OF 1.6 LB AI/A MUST BE APPLIED PREPLANT.
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BULB: 1 5 6 8 10-2 11 12 GREEN: 2 3 10
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Orange 08/23
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AFTER CONSULTATION WITH REQUESTER & RBB, THE COMMODITY IS BEING CHANGED TO "ONION" TO ALLOW FOR CONSIDERATION OF DRY BULB & GREEN ONION IN ORDER TO COVER THE ENTIRE 03-07 CROP GROUP:07/22; No efficacy data is needed, but crop safety data is requested. BASF generally agrees with proposed use pattern … 0.79 lb ai/A applied preplant burndown (PPB) with short retreatment interval if sequential applications are needed and some length of planting interval depending on the onion types to be planted (direct seeded vs. transplanting)EPA HOLD CAUTION:08/23.
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