Could kick myself (moddus cock up)

[Banana Bar]

I’d be like you, worried about it and what it will look like let alone will it yield. I very much doubt it will be an issue and if it is I would expect it to be marginal.

 

[# Robin]

My recommendations were mis read by my operator a few years ago and he applied 1.0 l ha of generic 'Moddus' on a field. Made no difference what so ever.
I now only use genuine Moddus or Tempo and make sure I enlarge the . on the rec sheet.
I now seriously question whether non genuine sprays are actually the best value for money, and for important stuff eg T2 fungicide, I will stick with the main brands.

+1, accidentally applied triple the application rate to headland with T1/ PGR until I suddenly realised wrong nozzles. There was no difference on straw height or yield to the rest of the field. Nice growing year though

 

[PSQ]

If there’s little growth to shorten, then I’d guess the worst effects of the trinexapac will have worn off by the time it eventually rains.
You might well get away with it

 

[Gong Farmer]

Could kick myself (moddus cock up)

Just don't kick the crop, you'll break your foot.

 

[Days of thunder]

If you do that is it a black mark from red tractor as you have exceeded the recommended dose? Now you have told everyone you can’t really deny it.

 

[Badshot]

Your overlaps will be much shorter, but the rest of the field should be ok I think.
It won't kill it, if the ear was emerging it could have stopped that happening maybe.

 

[teslacoils]

Even if you were insured, I expect you'd still have to take it to harvest to figure out what the loss was.

 

[Case290]

I think it’s about the best possible time fudge that up. Get the rest of its fert on help it out a bit.

 

[Brisel]

Had a really busy day today, and made my first ever spray cock up,

Was putting some Magphos and amino on my wheat today, and after talking with agronomist a few weeks ago I said send out some teb for the gleam and a bit of moddus or equivalent for a couple of really forward fields.

Anyway decided to leave the PGR ou and just put 0.5 lts of teb a d the Magphosk and amino on,

Little did I know that the moddus was actually tribune in a 5 lt can with a label just like rubric.

So I sprayed one 12.5 ha field with 0.4 lts ha of tribune (MODDUS)

just whag it needed in this drought, why they put it in. 5lt can I do not know always been in 1 lt bottles before.

My fault and really pee'd off with myself
But like my son said, well at least no one died.

You have PM.

 

[Wellytrack]

Still, it's not Glyphosate. You would be surprised how often that happens.

Reckon you will be fine.

 

[Jo28]

At least it won't go down!

 

[Ian01]

Rubric isn't even teb

 

[Spencer]

Fair play for letting us all know about it.. far more cathartic than stewing on the mishap..

 

[willy]

So did it not have its Teb?

No

 

[willy]

Just to clarify actually ig went on at 0.4

 

[Bman]

When that bit out yields the rest you will have something to think about

 

[Al R]

Just to clarify actually ig went on at 0.4

@Brisel fixed your calculator?

love the smell of moddus

 

[Zippy768]

Just to clarify actually ig went on at 0.4

 

[marcot]

At least it won't go down!

I think someone sprayed my Missus with Moddus !!!

 

[David.]

There is much left to be desired with generics packaging.
Couple of years ago there was a generic Starane and an insecticide in identical containers, with just different coloured caps.
What could possibly go wrong on a farm growing beans?