Resolving to Use Residuals in 2010?
As 2009 draws to a close, no doubt most of us have come up with a thing or two that we've resolved to improve for 2010. With that said, our hope is that your resolutions for 2010 include adjusting your weed management program to proactively fight resistance in your fields.
Whether you already have resistant weeds, suspect them, know they are present in your area or just have concerns that they may be coming soon, the time to act is now. Adding residual herbicides to your weed management program and alternating modes of action are both proven ways to minimize the risk of resistant weeds. It only takes a couple of seasons to go from one or two escaped weeds to the catastrophe below, so take the proactive measure necessary now to prevent this from happening in your fields.
Now is the time to investigate your options and build a solution that best fits your operation. Call your Syngenta Rep or check out the Solutions Builder today to build a customized Resistance FighterTM plan and start 2010 on the right foot.
Whether you already have resistant weeds, suspect them, know they are present in your area or just have concerns that they may be coming soon, the time to act is now. Adding residual herbicides to your weed management program and alternating modes of action are both proven ways to minimize the risk of resistant weeds. It only takes a couple of seasons to go from one or two escaped weeds to the catastrophe below, so take the proactive measure necessary now to prevent this from happening in your fields.
Whether you already have resistant weeds, suspect them, know they are present in your area or just have concerns that they may be coming soon, the time to act is now. Adding residual herbicides to your weed management program and alternating modes of action are both proven ways to minimize the risk of resistant weeds. It only takes a couple of seasons to go from one or two escaped weeds to the catastrophe below, so take the proactive measure necessary now to prevent this from happening in your fields.