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1 Herbicide Recommendations for Tomato UKREC Princeton, KY
2 Preemergence Herbicides
3 Dacthal 6F Rate: 8 14 pt / A PRE for control of annual grasses and smallseeded broadleaves Over the top application 4 6 weeks after transplanting is safe to plants. Plants should be well established.
4 Devrinol 50DF Rate: 2 4 lb / A PRE for annual grasses and broadleaves weed control Apply before transplanting and water-in or incorporate to a depth of 1-2. Can be applied on bareground middles between beds of plastic 24 hours before rain or if watered-in or incorporated. To avoid injury, do not replant with crops not specified on the label until 12 months if using the 4 lb rate.
5 Goal 2XL Rate: 1 2pt/A PRE for annual grasses and broadleaves weed control For fallow bed preparation only. Best if used with glyphosate for control of winter annual broadleaf weeds. Min. 30 days between application and transplanting.
6 Sandea 75DF Rate: 0.5-1oz/A PRE for broadleaves and nutsedge weed control For transplanted tomato May be applied preplant under the plastic. Apply after final bed shaping but before installation of plastic. Transplant 7 days after plastic installation. As a post- transplant application, Sandea can also be applied over the top or as a directed spray or with shields, 14 days after plastic installation. ti Max. 2 applications/crop and 2 oz/a/season.
7 Sencor 75DF Rate: lb 1.3 PRE for annual grasses and broadleaves weed control Preplant: apply in min. 10 gal water/a immediately before transplanting and incorporate 2-4. Best if used with Treflan to improve weed control. Transplant tomato with roots below herbicide zone.
8 Postemergence Herbicides
9 Aim 1.9EW Rate: fl 1.5 fl.oz. /A Contact POST for annual broadleaves and suppression of perennial broadleaves Canbeappliedasapreplant applied as a preplant, pre-transplant burndown, or before crop emerges to actively growing weeds up to 4 tall. Can also be applied postemergence as a directed hooded application between crop rows. Use min. 10 gal of water/a and crop oil 1% v/v. Max. rate 6.1 fl oz/a. PHI = 0 days.
10 Goal 2XL Rate: 1 2pt/A POST for annual grasses and broadleaves weed control For fallow bed preparation only. Best if used with glyphosate for control of winter annual broadleaf weeds. Min. 30 days between application and transplanting.
11 Gramoxone Max 3L Rate: pt / A POST for non-selective contact weed control Apply preplant, preemergence, or before transplanting in min. 10 gal water/a. Apply banded or broadcast. Use higher rate for heavy weed infestations. Use non-ionic surfactant 0.25% v/v. PHI = 30 days.
12 Roundup WeatherMax 5.5L Rate: fl.oz. / A POST for non-selective systemic weed control Use only AMS 1 2% v/v. Adding a non-ionic surfactant can reduce weed control effectiveness. Min. 3 days between application and planting. Min. 30 days before planting any non-labeled crop.
13 Poast 1.5E Rate: pt / A POST for grass weed control Apply on actively growing grasses. Use high rates for perennial grasses. PHI = 20 days. Max. rate of 1.5 pt / application and 4.5 pt/season. Add crop oil concentrate at 0.5 % v/v.
14 Sencor 75DF Rate: Postemergence broadcast (0.3 to 0.6 lb/a) or postemergence directed (0.6 to 1.3 lb/a) POST for annual grasses and broadleaves weed control Apply when plants have recovered from transplant shock and new growth is evident (about 2 weeks). Do not apply within 24 hours of other pesticides 3 days after cool, wet, or cloudy weather. Allow 14 days between applications. May be applied to plastic mulch row middles. PHI = 7 days.
15 Scythe 4.2L Rate: 1 10% POST for non-selective contact weed control Use in min. 10 gal water/a if mixed with other herbicides or a min. 75 gal if used alone. Do not allow contact with crop foliage. Can be mixed with Roundup. See label for amount of Scythe to use depending on the desired spray volume.
16 Select 2E Rate: 6 16 fl.oz. / A POST for grass weed control Add crop oil 1% v/v. Max. 8 fl.oz. / application. Min. 14 days interval between applications. PHI = 30 days.
17 Treflan 4E Rate: pt/a PRE for annual broadleaves and grasses weed control Transplanted tomato: Apply and incorporate before transplanting or apply post-transplant as a directed spray to soil between rows and beneath plants and incorporate.
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