Simple and Effective Weed Management
As part of the GT27™ system, the new HPPD/Group 27 herbicide (once approved) will provide long-lasting, residual control with reactivation technology. When combined with supplemental post-emergence applications of glyphosate, the system will control a full spectrum of grass and broadleaf weeds, including a number of herbicide-resistant weeds. Glyphosate and the new HPPD/Group 27 herbicide (once approved) will be excellent choices for burndown in no-till applications. Both chemistries are proven, non-volatile and will provide outstanding ease of use. The new HPPD/Group 27 herbicide (once approved) will offer growers a new, selective herbicide for soybeans with the powerful weed control growers have come to expect. The new HPPD/Group 27 herbicide’s use rate will be extremely low — a fraction of the use rates for Dicamba and 2,4-D (once approved).
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Dual Modes of Action
Better control for difficult-to-control weeds, with glyphosate killing weeds on contact and the new HPPD/Group 27 herbicide’s residual control continuing after application (once approved).
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Control of Resistant Weeds
Glyphosate and the new HPPD/Group 27 herbicide (once approved) will combat a large number of broadleaf weeds and grasses, including triazine-, PPO – and ALS-resistant weeds.
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Extended early-season weed control
The new HPPD/Group 27 herbicide (once approved) can be used in burndown or pre-emergence applications. Glyphosate can also be used in post-emergence applications.
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Reactivation Capabilities
Unique, reactivation capabilities of the new HPPD/Group 27 herbicide (once approved) will effectively control target weeds through canopy closure.
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Non-Volatile Chemistries
Unlike synthetic auxins, there is a low volatility concern due to the non-volatile nature of the new HPPD/Group 27 herbicide (once approved) and glyphosate.
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Ultra-low Use Rate
Low use rates for the new HPPD/Group 27 herbicide (once approved) means easier handling, storage, transport and tank cleanout.