| Reduced Risk Status: |
THIS AI HAS BEEN CLASSIFIED AS RR FOR ONE OR MORE FOOD USES.
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| IPM Compatibility: |
Per Requester: IPM Fit Unknown with N/A for explanation of the fit
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| Reasons for need: |
Broadleaf weeds, specifically: amaranth sp., false ragweed, kochia, marestail, volunteer beans/peas; Currently sesame has few preemergent options, and all are labeled for 30-45 days preplant which does not work well in most systems. Mesotrione provides a preemerge option that can be applied close to or after planting and provides a new andw unique mode of action:08/23
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| Requesting State(s): |
AR:Smith, H ; NC:Post, A ; OK:Luper, C ; TX:De La Fuente, G* ;
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| PCR Use Pattern: |
Make one preplant or preemergence application at 1 to 6 fl oz/a to control troublesome broadleaf weeds; future efficacy and crop response trials should look at pre-plant applications as well (7 to 14 days).
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| IR-4 Residue Trial Plan: |
Any 4 (processing)
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| Comments: |
Per requester, currently registered preplant herbicides require long preplant intervals and mesotrione applied just prior to or immediately after seeding will be more useful:08/23; Mfg supports as "Researchable, Residue and E/CS data needed", and future efficacy and crop response trials should look at pre-plant applications as well (7 to 14 days).:08/23/sb
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