The Rural Voice, 1987-04, Page 9Agrichemicals for a growing world
The best
sequential
weed control
program in
white beans.
BASF Patoran. FL
The best sequential weed control
program in white beans starts
with the proven preemergence
broadleaf weed performance of
BASF Patoran FL. It makes good
sense!
BASF Patoran FL provides all
these outstanding features:
• season -long control of tough
broadleaf weeds such as lamb's -
quarters, pigweed and ragweed.
including their tnazrne-resistant
strains
• safety when used in triazine-
sensitive bean varieties
• no yield -reducing stress on bean
crops
• no soil residues to limit future
bean crops
• no soil residues to limit future
crop rotations
• new reduced rates of 1 0 to 1 2
litres per acre
BASF
INFOUNE
1-800-387-4857
Patoran FL broadleaf control
Annual
Broadleaf weeds Good Excellent
Wild buckwheat •
Lady s -thumb •
Lambs -quarters •
Mustard •
Black nightshade •
Pigweed •
Poast annual grass control
Annual grasses Good Exeeflent
Barnyard
Crabgrass
Fall panicum
Foxtails
Old witchgrass
Proso millet
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Source Pubhcaaon 75 Gu'de ro Cnem,cal Weed
Contra 1986 Or mono Mrnauy 0 Agncullure
and Food
Poast
The best sequential weed control
program for white beans con-
tinues with the ultimate standard
in grass control — Poast — now
with quackgrass control, too!
Poast gives you these positive
performance features:
• 6 to 8 weeks of quackgrass control
while bean crops get a headstart
• kills foxtails, barnyard grass. proso
millet. volunteer cereals. volunteer
corn. plus many more tough an-
nual grasses
• flexible application timing — from
the 1-3 leaf stage for quackgrass.
1-6 leaf stage for annual grasses
• rainsafe one hour after spraying,
safe to crops at any growth stage
with no soil residues to limit next
year's crop rotation
Poast and Patoran ... ask your
local agrichemical supplier for
them now.
Always read label before using
Poast and Patoran
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