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    #25
    Originally posted by helmsdale View Post
    What are guys opinions on "Olympus" for going after group 1 resistant wild oats and foxtail barley?

    I have a 1/4 that is absolutely infested with group 1 resistant wild oats. Trouble is I don't want to get overly reliant on group 2 control in cereals, or I'll be left with either avadex or edge in peas/lentils, whih is certainly not easy on the pocketbook. And god forbid i lose efficacy of edge, I'll be up shit creek without a paddle when it comes to group 1 resistant wild oats in yellow mustard which doesn't put up much of a fight until it bolts...

    The only other option I see, is trying to delay seeding and catch them with RU pre-seed, and hit the stragglers with the uber expensive group 27 in crop.

    Anyone seeing group 2 resistance in wild oats yet, and if so, how many apps of group 2 in-crop did it take for resistane to show up?
    Think of group 2 as a 6 shooter. You get 6 bullets, after that you are done.

    59% of the fields surveyed has wild oats with grp 1 resistance, AB and SK, 80% in MB. 30 to 40% sk and mb to group 2. Also, 25 to 30% are resistant to both. Manitoba has fields that are 1,2,8,14,15 resistant in wild oats.

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      #26
      Originally posted by agstar77 View Post
      I have also found kochia resistant to R-up. HW was effective. Unfortunately with todays megafarms these weeds will spread.
      I have seen a few of these MEGAFARMS in my travels. Some have excellent weed control / timing , and others have a dandy crop of thistle and kochia. Might be time to get the noble/victory blades out of the fencerow and re-introduce them! YAAAAYYYY ! Can't wait to burn more fuel !

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        #27
        Try to keep a diverse crop and herbicide rotation is all one can do. Adding in some of the 30 year old pre emergent herbicides has helped here. Avedex, Rival and Edge are all back in crop plans now.
        Tweety brings up an excellent point, there are no new herbcides with new chemistry, so it is concerning.

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          #28
          So have we reached the end of the road for discovering new chemistry for weed control? Is the cost to high or the regulations just so tight no will bother trying to find new chemistry?

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