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<blockquote data-quote="cquick" data-source="post: 6560067" data-attributes="member: 35800"><p>Tried it in linseed this year as I figured I may as well make the most of Diquat while we have it.</p><p>0.5kg/ha of Aberace (pictured), also tried some Iona and Rivendel. It just about survived standard rates of bromoxynil and Eagle, however the strip I left untreated was significantly more prolific (compare image 1 to image 3). A modest amount of nodulation all over and some surprisingly good rooting on the herbicide treated area. Very impressed by how prostrate it stayed!</p><p></p><p>No immediate yield benefit or detriment, however it has greened back up nicely, due for wheat in a few weeks and I'm hoping I won't knacker it with the pre-em. Will be trying again next year, depending on if I can get hold of some cheap pelargonic acid to replace the diquat.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cquick, post: 6560067, member: 35800"] Tried it in linseed this year as I figured I may as well make the most of Diquat while we have it. 0.5kg/ha of Aberace (pictured), also tried some Iona and Rivendel. It just about survived standard rates of bromoxynil and Eagle, however the strip I left untreated was significantly more prolific (compare image 1 to image 3). A modest amount of nodulation all over and some surprisingly good rooting on the herbicide treated area. Very impressed by how prostrate it stayed! No immediate yield benefit or detriment, however it has greened back up nicely, due for wheat in a few weeks and I'm hoping I won't knacker it with the pre-em. Will be trying again next year, depending on if I can get hold of some cheap pelargonic acid to replace the diquat. [/QUOTE]
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