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Per Requester: Very Good Fit; Vegetable growers have limited weed management tools and this herbicide is critical to a sustainable management program;02/26;
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Broadleaf weeds such as morningglory, amaranth and ragweed parthenium as well as small annual grasses. Few herbicide options are available and challenges with glyphosate and paraquat highlight the importance of making this tool available for farmers:02/26;
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GA:Culpepper, S* ;
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After discussion with requester, use the Liberty Ultra product. Make up to three applications per crop as broadcast preplant burndown and/or hooded row middle sprays in bareground or plastic mulch systems. In plastic mulch systems, make 1 or 2 applications preplant burndown over mulch before planting plus a maximum of 2 hooded applications, again not to exceed 3 applications in total. Do not apply more than 1.17 lb ai/a in a single application and no more than 1.59 lb ai/a per crop season. Applications should be at least 14 days apart and no closer than 14 days prior to harvest. Follow 2025 Liberty 280SL supplemental label for Georgia fruiting vegetables for guidelines on preplant interval in different soil types, requirements for removing product from mulch surface, and minimum distance between row middle spray solution and crop.
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6 10-6 12
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