question for sf3

[fjlip]

Thought all tanks were in US, Imp and litres, your choice. Litres chem per acre, into US gal water at mph/kmh, boy we are all so smart to calculate in multiple units of measure! I always triple check at this age.

[Hamloc]

Liberty is a desiccant so it only burns off top growth, it does not kill the roots. Adding centurion or assure to it is supposed to help with grassy weed control. My thought is that the top growth dies so quickly the herbicide can't be transported to the roots so therefore adding these products is a waste of money. With liberty it is all timing, second spray just before the canopy closes in, the weeds always grow back because the roots aren't dead therefore you need to take away their sunlight.

[tmyrfield]

My 2nd spray of liberty at 1.35 l/ac and 1 case of centurian / 80 acres at 9.5 gal's/ac 12mph 80 psi double green air induction nozzles 28c.no wind. Had Drift damage on neighbors oats. Hope it grows through but never heard of drift damage from liberty before. Excellent kill on Wed in crop. It did slow down canola. I leave a test strip and it's pretty obvious regardless of what rep says liberty affects canola.

[SASKFARMER3]

Assure gets in and those wild oats do not come back or the fox tail. We use assure with roundup on burn off if have bad fox tail.
Want to clean up a new farm seed it to Liberty instead of Roundup canola and do a two pass first with assure and second at bolt with fungicide then a round up after crop off and next year the cleanest wheat field on the farm.

[Jay-mo]

I add a liter of 28-0-0 to the 1.33 rate Liberty and 10 gallons of water.
I usually do a pre-seed glyphosate burn off and then only go in once with Liberty.
This year with the snowstorms and frost we had to spray the early canola twice.
Also, 1 liter of 28-0-0 with your .33L. glyph. burn off will help hit foxtail barley nicely as well.
I have used Assure 2 with Liberty and it is a much better product then Centurion if you have foxtail barley problems.

[sumdumguy]

There's a fair bit of dew every morning. Go figure with the ultra dry conditions. But having said that, the weather could turn (maybe) and then watch it take off. If you're one of the lucky ones to have a crop, I would protect it with a vengeance.