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Herbicide Recommendations for Sweet Corn UKREC Princeton, KY

Preemergence Herbicides

Aatrex 4L Rate: 1 2 qt / A PRE for annual grasses and broadleaves weed control Apply after planting but before weeds are 1 inch tall. Best in combination with alachlor or s-metolachlor. Do not plant any crop but corn for 18 months because of residual injury. Do not use atrazine exclusively because resistance has occurred in certain weed species.

Bicep II Magnum 5.5E Rate: 2.1 2.58 qt / A PRE for annual grasses and broadleaves weed control Do not use if small grains are to be planted the same year or if vegetable crops or tobacco are to be planted the following year. Conduct a soil test analysis for atrazine residue before the second year planting. May be applied at 1.3 to 2.58 qt/a in min. 15 gal water as a postemergence directed treatment on weeds < 2 leaf stage.

Bullet 4F Rate 3 3.75 qt / A PRE for annual grasses and broadleaves weed control Apply to soil surface immediately after planting. See label for further directions and restrictions. Max. rate is 6.4 qt / A / year or 2 applications / year.

Callisto 4L Rate: 6 77floz 7.7 fl.oz. /A PRE for annual broadleaves weed control Rainfall within 7-10 days is needed for activation. If no rain, a rotary hoe is suggested. Do not cultivate 7 days before or after application. Do not tank mix with organophosphate or carbamate insecticide or with a grass herbicide.

Dual II Magnum 7.6E Rate 1.3 1.7 pt / A PRE for grasses and broadleaves weed control and suppression of nutsedge Apply preplant surface or incorporated and preemergence. See label for specific rates. Better control of seedling johnsongrass with higher rates. Small grains may be planted 4½ months following o treatment. e t See label for other rotational crop restrictions.

Guardsman Max 5EC Rate: 3 4 pt / A PRE for annual grasses and broadleaves weed control and suppression of nutsedge Preplant applications for use in min. tillage or no-tillage (15 to 45 days). If incorporated, apply min. 2 weeks before planting. For preemergence, rainfall or irrigation is needed for activation.

Micro-Tech 4ME Rate: 2.5 3 qt / A PRE for annual grasses and broadleaves weed control Apply as preplant or preemergence. Use higher rate for control of lambsquarters, black nightshade, nutsedge, and seedling johnsongrass. Restricted use pesticide. Max. 1 application / year and 4 qt / A / year.

Outlook 6E Rate: 14 18 fl.oz. / A PRE for annual grasses and broadleaves control and suppression of nutsedge Can be applied preplant surface or incorporated and preemergence. Outlook can be applied through herbigation or mixed with bulk dry fertilizer. Check label for exact rate for your soil type. PHI = 50 days. Max. rate is 21 fl.oz. / season.

Prowl 3.3E Rate: 2.4 3.6 pt / A PRE for annual grasses and broadleaves weed control For use in conventional tillage only. Plant corn at least 1.5 deep. Apply preemergence after planting but before crop or weeds emerge. Max. 1 application / season.

Postemergence Herbicides

Aim 1.9EW Rate: 0.5 15fl 1.5 fl.oz. /A Contact POST for annual broadleaves and suppression of perennial broadleaves Canbeappliedasapreplant,pre-transplant 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%. Max. rate 2 fl.oz. / A.

Basagran 4L Rate: 1 2 pt / A POST for annual broadleaves weed control and suppression of nutsedge Use 2 applications for nutsedge control. Best if tank mixed with other corn herbicides. Do not graze treated corn before 12 days after application.

Callisto 4L Rate: 3 fl.oz. / A POST for annual broadleaves weed control Rainfall within 7-10 days is needed for activation. If no rain, a rotary hoe is suggested. Do not cultivate 7 days before or after application. Do not tank mix with organophosphate or carbamate insecticide or a grass herbicide.

Dual II Magnum 7.6E Rate 1.3 1.7 pt / A POST for grasses and broadleaves es weed control o and suppression of nutsedge Apply postemergence or layby. Better control of seedling gjohnsongrass with higher rates. Small grains may be planted 4½ months following treatment. See label for other rotational crop restrictions.

Eradicane 6.7E Rate: 4.75 7.33 pt / A POST for annual grasses and broadleaf weed control and suppression of johnsongrass, bermudagrass, and nutsedge at the high rate. Check with your co-op manager or supplier; this product may be difficult to locate in Kentucky.

Guardsman Max 5EC Rate: 3 4 pt / A POST for annual grasses and broadleaves weed control and suppression of nutsedge For early postemergence, apply to corn up to 12 inches tall.

Gramoxone Max 3L Rate: 1.3 2.7 pt / A POST for non-selective contact t weed control Apply before, during, or after planting but before crop emergence. Use higher rate for heavy weed infestations. Add non-ionic surfactant 0.25%. Can be applied postemergence as a directed spray at 0.7 to 1.3 pt/a on corn at least 10 tall with nozzles arranged to spray the bottom 3 of the stalk. Shorter corn plants may be injured.

Outlook 6E Rate: 14 18 fl.oz. / A POST for annual grasses and broadleaves control and suppression of nutsedge Can be applied postemergence to corn up to 12 tall. Outlook can be applied through herbigation or mixed with bulk dry fertilizer. Check label for exact rate for your soil type. PHI = 50 days. Max. rate is 21 fl.oz. / season.

Permit 75WG Rate: 0.67 oz / A POST for broadleaves and nutsedge weed control Apply postemergence broadcast from the spike to lay-by stage. Avoid cultivation within 7 days of application. Apply again as directed spray if needed and avoid spraying the plant whorl. Include 0.5% v/v non-ionic surfactant. Not all corn varieties are tested, so use Permit with caution on newly released varieties. Do not apply to Jubilee sweet corn or any corn under stress. Do not use with soil applied organophosphate insecticides and do not apply any organophosphate insecticide within 7 days before or 3 days after Permit application.

Prowl 3.3E Rate: 2.4 3.6 pt / A POST for annual grasses and broadleaves weed control For use in conventional tillage only. Plant corn at least 1.5 deep. Apply postemergence to corn 20-24 tall or has 8 visible collars (V8). Max. 1 application / season.

Roundup WeatherMax 5.5L Rate: 16 22 fl.oz. / A POST for non-selective systemic weed control Use only AMS 1 2%. 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.

Starane 1.5L Rate: 0.6 1.3 pt / A POST for broadleaves weed control Apply broadcast or band to corn up to 4 leaf collars (V4). After V4 stage, apply only as a directed treatment with drop nozzles. Max. 2 applications or 1.3 pt / A / season. PHI = 31 days. See label for control of volunteer potato vine.

Stinger 3L Rate: 0.3 0.6 pt / A POST for broadleaves weed control Apply broadcast after corn emerges in 10-20 gal water / A. Apply to weeds up to 5 leaf stage. Make 1-2 applications with a min. 21 days between treatment. PHI = 30 days.

Weedar 64 4L Rate: 1 3 pt / A POST for selective control of broadleaves weeds Apply 7 to 14 days preplant at 1 to 2 pt/a. Apply 3 to 5 days after planting but before corn emerges at 2 to 3 pt/a. Apply on small weeds when corn is 8 inches tall using drop nozzle at 0.5 to 1.5 pt/a. Avoid drift to other crops. 2,4-D may injure some supersweet (sh2, SE) cultivars.