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Per Requester: Very Good Fit; 07/25; VGF:WSR, NY: a novel ai is needed for pigweed control because NY growers consistently rank pigweeds among the most troublesome weeds in legume crops. Existing herbicides often provide inconsistent control or impose restrictions on crop rotation & NJ: bean producers in NJ urgently require innovative weed mgmt solutions, as pigweeds & ragweed consistently rank among the most problematic species threatening legume crop productivity. Incorporating this into current herbicide programs would enhance moa rotation strategies while potentially reducing crop rotation limitations that growers currently face:08/25;
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weed control. limited materials available for weed control in blackeye peas:07/25;
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CA:Sano, N* ;
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After label review and further input from stakeholders, IR-4 suggests: Make one broadcast application of metamitron at 1.03 lb ai/a after seeding but before dry bean emergence.
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YELLOW:08/25;
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Requester interest is blackeye peas. EPA CAUTION:08/25; during the 2025 FUW, Adama supports as Potential: E/CS Before Approval for Residue:09/25/sb;
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