Proverb

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Bealy

Member

• Apr 7, 2021

• #1

Has anyone used the above, what did you think? Agronomist is telling me to try instead of Axial for ryegrass control in Wheat..
Thanks

 

moretimeforgolf

Member

Arable Farmer

Location

North Kent, UK

• Apr 7, 2021

• #2

Never heard of it. What's the active ingredient?

 

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farenheit

Member

Location

Midlands

• Apr 7, 2021

• #3

Is it just Atlantis with another active? Depends on price and trials work I guess? Is it a service product?

 

Gong Farmer

Member

BASIS

Location

S E Glos

• Apr 7, 2021

• #4

farenheit said:

Depends on price

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Be difficult to cost more than Axial

 

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pebble

Member

• Apr 7, 2021

• #5

Pacifica Plus better and cheaper option.

 

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Bealy

Member

• Apr 7, 2021

• #6

Yes it's based on atlantis and around 2 quid an acre more, he reckons a lot more effective though..

 

Brisel

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Arable Farmer

Location

Midlands

• Apr 8, 2021

• #7

moretimeforgolf said:

Never heard of it. What's the active ingredient?

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I'm not sure what the last ingredient on the list adds to the efficacy.

 

Gong Farmer

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BASIS

Location

S E Glos

• Apr 8, 2021

• #8

Brisel said:

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I'm not sure what the last ingredient on the list adds to the efficacy.

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It's new to cereals, according to CRD only appears elsewhere in a sugar beet herbicide (Conviso One?)

 

Steevo

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Location

Gloucestershire

• Apr 9, 2021

• #9

Is this the equivalent of spiroxamine now entering the herbicide world?

 

Flat 10

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Arable Farmer

Location

Fen Edge

• Apr 9, 2021

• #10

Fromebridge said:

It's new to cereals, according to CRD only appears elsewhere in a sugar beet herbicide (Conviso One?)

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Conviso one herbicide is very good apparently?

 

Bogweevil

Member

• Apr 12, 2021

• #11

Flat 10 said:

Conviso one herbicide is very good apparently?

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Only for use on Conviso resistant beet though: https://cropscience.bayer.co.uk/our-products/herbicides/conviso-one/

This ai seems to be just another ALS herbicide - unclear what advantages it might offer over other ALS products.

 

Oat

Member

Location

Cheshire

• Apr 14, 2021

• #12

thiencarbazone is used on wheat in North America. I think it targets mainly grassweeds, but does have some activity on broad-leaved weeds.

It can be a bit hot, so usually has a safener built in.

 

robbie

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BASIS

Location

the brecks norfolk

• Apr 17, 2021

• #13

Steevo said:

Is this the equivalent of spiroxamine now entering the herbicide world?

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That's what I was thinking!!!!!! But conviso 1 does nail grassweeds in beet by all accounts.

 

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fergies

Member

• Apr 24, 2021

• #14

Hi has any one else used proverb and has the ryegrass died

 

teslacoils

Member

Arable Farmer

Location

Lincolnshire

• Mar 17, 2022

• #15

Will be trying it on Monday.

 

moretimeforgolf

Member

Arable Farmer

Location

North Kent, UK

• Mar 17, 2022

• #16

Tried a bit today alongside Broadway Star as a trial. Not expecting miracles but worth buying a pot.

 

David.

Member

Mixed Farmer

Location

J11 M40

• Mar 18, 2022

• #17

Man who go bed with big problem wake up with solution in hand.

 

nxy

Member

Mixed Farmer

Location

Haute Vienne, France

• Mar 18, 2022

• #18

Thiencarbazone is touted here as a useful addition against blackgrass. It doesn't help brome or ryegrass control much. Of the three actives in Proverb iodosulfuron is the one with most activity on ryegrass and at full rate you are only getting 3g/ha a.i. so this would not be a recommended product against ryegrass over here.

 

Goffer

Member

Mixed Farmer

Location

Yorkshire

• Mar 20, 2022

• #19

On it tomorrow in perfect conditions, if it don't work there will be words

 

nxy

Member

Mixed Farmer

Location

Haute Vienne, France

• Mar 20, 2022

• #20

This afternoon I have been walking cereal fields with bad ryegrass treated two weeks ago with different products. The Axial Pratic has definitely done the job on some quite big plants at 1 litre/ha. Other fields were treated with Joystick at 200g/ha and the ryegrass has barely changed colour yet. At that rate the Iodosulfuron in Joystick was at 10 g/ha a.i.. I wish I had stuck to Axial for all of it.