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Per Requester: Very Good Fit; The addition of Warrant would aid growers in potentially moving from transplant production to seeded production requiring much less labor, fuel, input costs, hand weeding, etc:06/26;
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| Reasons for need: |
pigweed, annual grasses, suppression of primrose & other winter annuals. Primary: pigweed, annual grasses, & primrose (when in mixture with Nortron). Dacthal (DCPA) was removed from the market, Nortron (ethofumesate) has little activity alone but when mixed with Warrant is a quite effective replacement for Dacthal. Current tech used:Nortron is our only at plant herbicide for the control of weeds & it is most often ineffective when applied alone:06/26; SC:Woild like to add green onion to this request as well:08/26; NY:Pigweeds are a significant threat to onions. NY requests consideration for both muck & mineral soils, the latter of which has few (and often ineffective) chemical options available:09/26; NJ:limited residual herbicide options, particularly on mineral soils. Would provide an addl moa for improved weed control & resistance mgmt:09/26;
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| Requesting State(s): |
GA:Culpepper, S* ; MA:Gannett, M ; NJ:Besancon, T ; NY:Sosnoskie, L ; SC:Cutulle, M ;
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| PCR Use Pattern: |
Apply Warrant twice every 10 days at 12 to 24 oz/A for loamy sand soils for seeded production (rate may be able to be higher for heavier soils); 60 day PHI. The PCR is to support a preemergence use in seeded production, a postemergence use in seeded production, and a postemergence use in transplant production.
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BULB: 1 5 6 8 10-2 11 12 GREEN: ANY 4 TRIALS
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Green:08/26
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Key Export Markets: likely some to Canada. Requester clarified this is for seeded production, & would like to have a pre-emergence application followed by a post-emergence application about 14 days later. For transplant production, the application would be made after transplanting so ultimately it would be a postemergence application to the transplants for residual weed control:08/26/sb
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