Glyphosate

[farmaholic]

......quinclorac....really? You mean the stuff in Clever that the grain cos made a stink about if it was applied to growing canola weeks and weeks before harvest but it's okay to put on your lawn and have your kids and pets play on? That quinclorac?

[tweety]

Yes, its accord. There was no registration for canola, so that is why it couldn't be used.

[SASKFARMER3]

Pretty much sums up how I feel on the glyphosate

[Guest]

Yes, its accord. There was no registration for canola, so that is why it couldn't be used.

actually , clever is registered on canola , you can read it on the canola council website . it is just China has no mrl set for imports . I think there is some niche markets that wil accept it . I have never used it but if I had a bad infestation of cleaver to the point I was going to lose a canola crop , I would certainly look into it and find a buyer before I had to spray it . you certainly don't want it in the mainstream canola markets. manipulator same deal .

[tweety]

And if MRL's aren't registered in China, it may as well not be registered here because its not export ready

[Guest]

And if MRL's aren't registered in China, it may as well not be registered here because its not export ready

True , but clever is registered for canola in canada is my point

[tweety]

Yes. But......

DO NOT USE:

HERBICIDE: Quinclorac (e.g. Accord, Clever, Facet and Masterline Quinclorac)

Questions remain about whether canola treated with the active ingredient quinclorac is acceptable in all key export markets for canola. The member companies of the Western Grains Elevator Association and the Canadian Oilseed Processors Association have individually advised that they will not accept delivery of canola grown and harvested in 2017 that has been treated with quinclorac. Residues can occur in canola seed, oil and meal and there is no tolerance established to facilitate trade with China. Until exporters and processors are confident that they can ship quinclorac-treated canola to China without trade concerns, growers are advised to avoid this marketing risk by using other cleavers control methods. Learn more about quinclorac and options for controlling cleavers.

[Guest]

Yes. But......

DO NOT USE:

HERBICIDE: Quinclorac (e.g. Accord, Clever, Facet and Masterline Quinclorac)

Questions remain about whether canola treated with the active ingredient quinclorac is acceptable in all key export markets for canola. The member companies of the Western Grains Elevator Association and the Canadian Oilseed Processors Association have individually advised that they will not accept delivery of canola grown and harvested in 2017 that has been treated with quinclorac. Residues can occur in canola seed, oil and meal and there is no tolerance established to facilitate trade with China. Until exporters and processors are confident that they can ship quinclorac-treated canola to China without trade concerns, growers are advised to avoid this marketing risk by using other cleavers control methods. Learn more about quinclorac and options for controlling cleavers.

Yes but..... it is registered on canola in canada .......you clearly said it wasnt .... read my reply ......but the real question is , why is it registered in canada on canola when our biggest canola trading partner wont take it ???

[Klause]

Command 360ME works on cleaver is registered and doesn't have and mrl issues BTW



Tweet just likes to troll.... like ams to modify water... it's actually tight in the official applicators course and has been researched and done for 20 years but now doesn't work. Lol.

[furrowtickler]

Tweety did you know how many herbicides do not have a mrl in China ?
All but a hand full.
Edge does not have an mrl in China ...
But that's ok , it's not generic and still costs too much .
This is about a generic herbicide the "elevator" association along with the big chem co's is pissed that it's being offered outside their control.
If China really wanted to , or could test mrl on canola , they would have to ban canola from every country in the world that exports canola .
It's purely a scare tactic used here to prevent generic herbicides. This is a made in Canada 🇨🇦 screw job.
I would think you know that in your scientific studies your high on