Corteva launches herbicide Elevore in Argentina
World Agrochemical Network Chinese website reported: Recently, Corteva launched a new herbicide Elevore, the active ingredient of which is Arylex (halopyxyl), which acts on weeds of the genus Conyza in soybean fields.
Elevore belongs to a new type of auxin herbicide, and its action site is different from other affinity growth hormones. The new herbicide is a highly effective tool for controlling the major resistant weed, Conyza Bonariensis, and has been effective for many years. Elevore can also be used to control grass weeds and Amaranthus palmeri. Additionally, Elevore soil residue and persistence are very short, allowing any crop to be rotated freely".
Elevore is non-volatile, which means it has a low risk of damage to crops susceptible to evaporative drift; Elevore has a wide application window and can be applied anytime during the fallow period of soybeans, or even before planting, providing effective control Fragrant Silk Herb".
Many herbicides are incompatible with herbicide graminicides, so separate applications are required. Elevore is compatible with FOP, DIM (mainly fluazifop, quizalofop, fluazifop, oxoxalic acid, clethodim), which allows manufacturers to control sweet silk grass and annual grasses with a single application. Undergraduate weeds.
According to Corteva, the characteristics of Elevore make it well suited to the control strategy of the Enlist soybean system, increasing the diversity of modes of action and slowing down the evolution of weed resistance. The product is recommended to use a low dose of active ingredient per hectare, which contributes to the sustainability of the system.
Source: AgroPages
