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1 New Herbicides for ROW Management Mike Durham University of Florida
2 New Herbicides Aminocyclopyrachlor (DuPont) Perspective Streamline Viewpoint Indaziflam (Bayer) Esplanade Aminopyralid (Dow AgroSciences) Opensight
3 Aminocyclopyrachlor Growth regulator similar to: Garlon or Remedy 2, 4-D Aminopyralid Symptoms: Twisting leaves and stems Yellowing Advantages: Non-volatile Both foliar and soil activity Persistent in soil Broad spectrum
4 Aminocyclopyrachlor Areas for registered use: Uncultivated non-ag lands Airports, highways, railroad, etc. Uncultivated and non-producing ag land Fence row, barnyard, barrier strips, etc. Industrial sites outdoors Lumberyards, pipelines, etc. Natural areas Wildlife management areas, camp grounds, trails, etc.
5 Aminocyclopyrachlor Very low toxicity PPE: Long-sleeved shirt and long pants Chemical resistant gloves Socks and shoes Re-entry only after spray has dried Special concerns when applying near water
6 Aminocyclopyrachlor All new products will be combinations of aminocyclopyrachlor plus one or two other herbicides. Available for purchase soon (2011) Labels available for: Perspective (Du Pont) Streamline (Du Pont) Viewpoint (Du Pont)
7 Perspective Active Ingredients: Aminocyclopyrachlor (39.5%) Chlorsulfuron (15.8%) Max rate of 11 oz/acre per year Suggested uses: Industrial turfgrass Restoration of native grasses
8 Perspective Tolerant, but rate dependant: Bahiagrass Bermudagrass Initial yellowing for up to 30 days Not Tolerant: St. Augustine
9 % Reduction Perspective: Bahiagrass Density 2.4 oz/a 4.75 oz/a 9.5 oz/a 30 DAT 60 DAT
10 Untreated 30 DAT
11 Perspective 4.75 oz/a 30 DAT
12 Perspective 9.5 oz/a 30 DAT
13 Untreated 60 DAT
14 Perspective 4.75 oz/a 60 DAT
15 Perspective 9.5 oz/a 60 DAT
16 Aminocyclopyrachlor Increased injury when tank mixed with Plateau
17 Untreated 60 DAT
18 Perspective 4.75 oz/a plus Imazapic 2 fl oz/a 60 DAT
19 Perspective 9.5 oz/a plus Imazapic 4 fl oz/a 60 DAT
20 Perspective plus Oust Bahiagrass: Mid June Application Oust 1 oz/a Density Seedhead 30 DAT -50% -87% 60 DAT -15% -96% 90 DAT -10% --
21 Perspective plus Oust Bahiagrass: Mid June Application Oust 1 oz/a Perspective 4.75 oz/a plus Oust 1 oz/a Density Seedhead Density Seedhead 30 DAT -50% -87% 0% -63% 60 DAT -15% -96% 0% -75% 90 DAT -10% -- -0% --
22 Oust 1 oz/a 30 DAT
23 Perspective 4.75 oz/a plus Oust 1 oz/a 30 DAT
24 Milestone 5 fl oz/a 30 DAT
25 Perspective 4.75 oz/a 30 DAT
26 Lantana
27
28 Lantana Control Herbicide Rate 6 months 12 months 18 months Vista (fall) Vista (fall/spring) Vista + Milestone (fall) Vista + Milestone (fall/spring) Perspective (fall) Perspective (fall/spring) 2.6 pt/a pt/a pt + 7 fl oz pt + 7 fl oz oz/a oz/a
29 Vista 1 appl
30 Vista 2 apps
31 Vista + Milestone 2 apps
32 Vista + Milestone 2 apps
33 Perspective 1 appl (8 MAT)
34 Perspective 2 appl (8 MAT)
35 Streamline Active Ingredients: Aminocyclopyrachlor (39.5%) Metsulfuron methyl (12.6%) Max rate of 11.5 oz/acre per year Suggested uses: Industrial turfgrass Brush and broadleaf control
36 Viewpoint Active Ingredients: Aminocyclopyrachlor (22.8%) Metsulfuron methyl (7.3%) Imazapyr (31.6%) Max rate of 20 oz/acre per year Suggested uses: Brush Cut stubble Bare ground
37 Indaziflam Product: Esplanade Growth inhibitor New mode of action Non-Crop Areas Rights-of- way, railroads, gravel areas, etc. Preemergent Herbicide Annual grasses Annual sedges Broadleaf weeds
38 Esplanade Established grasses are tolerant Bermudagrass Zoysiagrass Seashore paspalum Buffalograss Bahiagrass St. Augustinegrass Centipedegrass
39 Bareground
40 Herbicide Rate Annual Grass control Esplanade Esplanade Esplanade Oust Karmex + Oust Karmex Krovar 0.7 oz ai/a 1.4 oz ai/a 2.1 oz ai/a 3 oz/a 5 lb/a + 3 oz/a 5 lb/a 6 lb/a
41 Herbicide Rate Annual Grass control 95 DAT Esplanade 0.7 oz ai/a 98 Esplanade 1.4 oz ai/a 95 Esplanade 2.1 oz ai/a 97 Oust 3 oz/a 88 Karmex + Oust 5 lb/a + 3 oz/a 97 Karmex 5 lb/a 93 Krovar 6 lb/a 95
42 Herbicide Rate Annual Grass control 95 DAT 150 DAT Esplanade 0.7 oz ai/a Esplanade 1.4 oz ai/a Esplanade 2.1 oz ai/a Oust 3 oz/a Karmex + Oust 5 lb/a + 3 oz/a Karmex 5 lb/a Krovar 6 lb/a 95 20
43 Herbicide Rate Annual Grass control 95 DAT 150 DAT 200 DAT Esplanade 0.7 oz ai/a a Esplanade 1.4 oz ai/a a Esplanade 2.1 oz ai/a a Oust 3 oz/a b Karmex + Oust 5 lb/a + 3 oz/a b Karmex 5 lb/a b Krovar 6 lb/a b
44 UTC 200 DAT
45 Esplanade
46 Karmex
47 Krovar
48 Oust + Karmex
49 Spectacle 20 WSP Active Ingredient: Indaziflam 20% Max rate of 7.1 oz/acre per year Areas of application: Turf Commercial and residential Ornamentals Non-Crop Areas Rights-of- way, railroads, gravel areas, etc.
50 Spectacle Low toxicity PPE: Long sleave shirt Pants, socks and shoes Chemical resistant gloves REI 12 hours
51 Aminopyralid Opensight: Aminopyralid 62.13% Metsulfuron methly 9.45% Max rate of 3.3 oz/acre per year Areas of application: Non-cropland areas ROW, industrial sites, natural areas, etc.
52 Opensight Low toxicity PPE: Coveralls Chemical-resistant gloves Shoes and socks REI 48 hours
53 30 DAT % Injury Opensight 1.5 oz/a Plateau 4 fl oz/a injury seedhead suppression
54 New Herbicides Aminocyclopyrachlor (DuPont) Perspective Streamline Viewpoint Indaziflam (Bayer) Esplanade Aminopyralid (Dow AgroSciences) Opensight
55 Questions?
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