Foxtail not Rosario or whatever that word is
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glyphosate on RR canola,,,how many grams?
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Tweety, you are correct on your numbers. I made a clerical error in my thinking.
Vvalk. Rosario! lol! I was like WTH is Rosario? Was getting worried that there was a new weed on the block that everyone knew of but me. lol. Humor keeps me alive. Thanks for the laugh, accident or not.
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Glyphosate kills plants by blocking the EPSPS enzyme. Couple ways by which crops can be modified to be glyphosate-tolerant:
One strategy is to incorporate a soil bacterium gene that produces a glyphosate-tolerant form of EPSPS. This way is like RR2 so it blocks the glyphosate from working. That is how they can use higher rates and for longer staging.
Another way is to incorporate a different soil bacterium gene that produces a glyphosate degrading enzyme. This is how canola is today. The glyphosate is metabolized out of the plant, slowly, and definitely takes a lot of energy to do so. The later you spray, the more you use, and the more buds, and more uptake, the harder it is to metabolize. Its been thought buds don't have the ability to metabolize very well, so they really get hit. Hence 6 leaf as top staging.
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Its as good as any other group 1 on cereals and wild oats. For whatever reason though it is really good on foxtail barley. It will work well on the Faba's. My Bayer rep was out trying to convince me to use Centurion on the Foxtail Barley with the Liberty but I refused. With all that added moisture the past few years the foxtail was getting out of hand in the low drowned out spots. My input supplier told me to try Assure as a tank mix with glyphosate and it worked well for me. Dupont supports it even though its not on the label. Only bad part is it is a group 1.
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