Track 2-12: Control and Management of Weeds and Diseases of Grass and Forage Systems
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Publication Date
2013
Location
Sydney, Australia
Description
ForageMax Herbicide (50 g/L Aminopyralid + 100 g/L ARYLEXTM, active ingredient Halauxifen-methyl) is a new herbicide product for selective weed control in rape or turnips in Australia. ARYLEX (development code XDE-729 methyl) is a novel arylpicolinate synthetic auxin herbicide being developed by Dow AgroSciences for post-emergence broadleaf weed in cereals and several other crops. This paper describes the research conducted by Dow AgroSciences that support the application to register the product in Australia.
Citation
Wells, Gregory S. and Nott, Peter J., "ForageMax® Herbicide–A New Product for Weed Management in Forage Brassicas in Australia" (2013). IGC Proceedings (1985-2023). 6.
(URL: https://uknowledge.uky.edu/igc/22/2-12/6)
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ForageMax® Herbicide–A New Product for Weed Management in Forage Brassicas in Australia
Sydney, Australia
ForageMax Herbicide (50 g/L Aminopyralid + 100 g/L ARYLEXTM, active ingredient Halauxifen-methyl) is a new herbicide product for selective weed control in rape or turnips in Australia. ARYLEX (development code XDE-729 methyl) is a novel arylpicolinate synthetic auxin herbicide being developed by Dow AgroSciences for post-emergence broadleaf weed in cereals and several other crops. This paper describes the research conducted by Dow AgroSciences that support the application to register the product in Australia.
