Post emergence bean options
- Thread starter jon9000
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Tractor Boy
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- Location
- Suffolk
I was told Kerb post em for beans is on the label in France. Also propyzamide isn’t much different from carbetamide which is ok on beans until Feb. Can’t see Kerb harming the beans if you are allowed to do it in other countries.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Do you want :
a legal recommendation?
a crop safe recommendation?
what I would do?
a legal recommendation?
a crop safe recommendation?
what I would do?
Steevo
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- Location
- Gloucestershire
Are you sure they have emerged and it isn’t just broadleaved weeds, or perhaps some volunteers ploughed up from the previous time the field was beans 5 years ago?
Hopefully the majority of the other fields you have aren’t yet emerged…..
Hopefully the majority of the other fields you have aren’t yet emerged…..
- Location
- Cirencester
Not long started drilling the blighters here.
- Location
- Haute Vienne, France
As I have pointed out on here several times Kerb on beans is only recommended in France between 2 and 6 leaves and at no other timing.
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- Location
- Lincolnshire
PDM is EAMU and pre em only
Propyzamide is pre em only
Clethodim is illegal
Basically Crawler if you can get it is the only option now, Bentazone approved but unrealisable
Propyzamide is pre em only
Clethodim is illegal
Basically Crawler if you can get it is the only option now, Bentazone approved but unrealisable
Looks like Crawler if you can get hold of any, and a new agronomist.
Bogweevil
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Why? Bentazone approved but unrealisable
- Location
- Haute Vienne, France
PDM post emergence is legal on beans here at 3 litres but BASF recommend against it due to it being hard on the crop.
We are fortunate in having Corum post emergence on beans (Imazamox and Bentazone), its expensive though (pushing 80 euros a hectare)
Before we had Corum and If I really needed to get something on I might have used a low rate of Nirvana on beans just poking through.
We are fortunate in having Corum post emergence on beans (Imazamox and Bentazone), its expensive though (pushing 80 euros a hectare)
Before we had Corum and If I really needed to get something on I might have used a low rate of Nirvana on beans just poking through.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
auto correct………unreliable !
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Bogweevil
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Thankz
Hindsight
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- Location
- Lincolnshire
Why a new agronomist?
Why a new agronomist? He didn’t spray it in time!