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HI Ollie, with something like Broadway Star, something straightforward like Drill would suffice, it should have good effect when used in conjunction with Broadway star. I've attached a product sheet for quick guidance, if you need anything else, give us a shout. Use at 0.5%.

My preference in this situation would be X-Clude, there is no substitute to conditioning your water especially for Glyphosate. standard rate would be 0.25%, BUT you are in a hard water area, i would advise your agronomist to measure your hard water, as you have X-Clude the agronomist should have...

if anyone wants advice on adjuvants/ water conditioners with glyphosate, please give us a shout, happy to help and answer questions on this topic.

Sorry to step in, but just picking up on this. Li-700 doesnt exist anymore , its been superseeded by Validate, which has the base Lecithin as Li-700 but also added Oil and wetter. without question an ideal partner for Glyphosate. BUT more importantly especially in areas where hard water is used...

Which weed species.. polygonums? And growth stages? I would probably say Validate - especially for larger weeds. Torpedo is excellent for SU granules because they don't contain any NIW

This is a difficult one and one we often get asked. Adjuavnt approvals on Grassland (non Amenity) is very limted especailly when it comes to Phenoxy Herbicides. There isnt anything we can recommend for this, however most Phenoxys are strong acids and can be prone to lock up in hard water, it...

Hi attached is a couple of technical sheets for X-Clude. I hope this helps. There are various Herbicides it will be affective with. if there is anything in particular let me know.

Thought i would just chip in here! X-Clude is a new generation water conditioner, its chemistry is different to that of X-Change. pretty much in most of our trials it tops X-Change when it comes to partnering the herbicide for control. Happy to help if more info is needed.

Anyone looking for last minute points. 2 are availble on the Basis online classroom for Pod Sealants.

HI Steevo, thanks for the post. just ensure you have your ppm of water hardness measured so you're using the correct amount. more often than not 0.25% will suffice but best make sure. let me know know if you need any help with anything.

Hi Yelrom, we have two methods to measure the hardness if water. One method uses the test strips which we send out routinely free of charge to growers, the colour change of the bands will give you an idea of the hardness of the water, however the limitation with these is the maximmu it would...

HI Brisel, no its completely different and forms part of the 'newer' water conditioners.

HI Steevo, Im afraid this is proprietary information but they are very different in their chemistry, but all perform the same function. In terms of the market you have Hutchinsons and Procam with X-Clude, Frontier with Aquascope, Agrii with H2opti, The STAR group with i-Lock. Hope that helps.

HI Yelrom, the meters measure the specific hardness of the water not PH. this is an important difference as it can mixed up as the same problem. 95% of the time Hard water is the issue and affects a vast array of Herbicides, Meso/Iodo being one of them. Ph is not the problem with the these. Its...

Hi Steevo see my last reply to Brisel at the end of this thread.

H Brisel, Water conditioners are formulated with differing agents based on complexing technology, each are utilised to bind chemically the metals within the water. X Change and X-Clude both use these types of agents, however X-Clude adopts stronger agents and has different levels built within...

one of the many positives about Validate, you don't get that smell now!!

HI , no they are very different in their compositions and actives. Both primarily do the same thing which is sequestering cations in hard water, anti foam etc. But X-Clude is a new generation of water conditioners which in more often or not in our trails out performs X-change, which is difficult!

Yes we do if you email [email protected] and supply your details they will send them through.

HI Brisel, Validate at 0.125% should be suffice although people have been know to use 0.25%. Its a 100% fully formulised surfactant system that is ideal to bridge the gap since we moved out Tallow Amine systems many years ago. its ideal to partner with generics or 'white label' 360g, but in all...