Applying for an EAMU for Centurion Max in Spring Beans

[Bomber101]

Following on from a thread in the Centurion Max in Linseed, has anyone done, or doing, an EAMU for Centurion max in Spring beans for Blackgrass. It would be a useful active to have to target the damn weed in a break crop where there are very few actives that work. Looking at an American label for Clethodim, it suggests it is covered over the water for dry beans and soya beans so should be OK on field beans and if we use the 120 day HI then we would have a cut off around the end of April. It may need a restriction to one year in four to try to reduce the ACCase resistance chance. Thoughts or answers please!

 

[Brisel]

@Fromebridge might have a better view. I've never used the stuff.

 

[franklin]

http://www.unip.fr/index.php?eID=tx...62b233bc976cbcdf28f7dc8d11bbcdfcbc&parameters[0]=YToyOntzOjc6ImJvZHlUYWciO3M6NDE6Ijxib2R5IHN0eWxlPSJtYXJnaW46MDsg&parameters[1]=YmFja2dyb3VuZDojZmZmOyI%2BIjtzOjQ6IndyYXAiO3M6Mzc6IjxhIGhyZWY9Imph&parameters[2]=dmFzY3JpcHQ6Y2xvc2UoKTsiPiB8IDwvYT4iO30%3D

 

[Gong Farmer]

No reason it should hurt the bean crop, but we've tried applying for EAMUs before with little success, it's not something we go in for readily.