Many crop consultants and university researchers have recently shifted to recommending the use of a pre-emergence herbicide program to keep weeds from germinating, noting it is the best management practice.
And as we all know, resistance is a major issue with those hard-to-control weeds like goosegrass and pigweed. And growers’ access to new modes of action is more limited than ever.
That’s where Brake® Herbicide becomes an important part of your weed control program, not only in cotton, but also in peanuts. While Brake® has been used in cotton for a decade, it was labeled last year for peanuts and rice.
Southeast AgNet’s Randall Weiseman talked with RJ Byrne, SePRO Ag Technical Specialist, about the long residual herbicide which provides excellent grass and broadleaf preemergence results.
SePRO Ag is a U.S.-based company that last year was successful in expanding the label of its unique mode-of-action pre-emerge herbicide.
Learn more on the SePro website, ag.sepro.com, or call their customer experience team at 844 766-2727.