• Preface and Postscript Herbicide

Regain your field advantage

Preface ™ and Postscript ™ Herbicides for FULLPAGE™ Rice Cropping Solution control menacing weeds so your crops can thrive and profits can grow

Andy Kendig, Ph.D., ADAMA Herbicide Development Leader

A better way to grow rice

Preface and Postscript herbicides from ADAMA provide excellent control of weedy/red/feral rice, barn yard grass and most other common and troublesome rice weeds.


Herbicide Use Rate
Preface Use 4-to-6 fl oz per acre for post-emergence and residual control
Postscript Use 5 fl oz per acre for
post-emergence control

FULLPAGE Rice Cropping Solution video

Specialists explain the effectiveness of the combination of FULLPAGE seed from RiceTec with Preface and Postcript products from ADAMA resulting in increased rice crop yields.






 

Product Information

Key Target

weedy/red/feral rice and barnyardgrass



The Most Flexible System in Herbicide-Tolerant Rice

Crop
Stages		 Option 1 Option 2 Option 3 Option 4
Standard for moderate infestations For sever weedy rice When flooding is timely and carryover may be a problem For well managed fields and maximum rotational flexibility
Pre-emergence
Herbicide		 Clomazone-based herbicide
1-2 Leaf Rice Preface at 4-6 fl oz/A + Zurax ® Preface at 5 fl oz/A + Zurax ®
4-5 Leaf Rice Preface at 4-6 fl oz/A Preface at 5 fl oz/A
Scout fields in accordance with best management practices.
Post-flood applications should be made if red rice was not completely controlled earlier.
Post-flood Postscript at 5 fl oz/A only if needed Postscript at 5 fl oz/A Postscript at 5 fl oz/A only if needed
Preface and Postscript should be applied with a crop oil concentrate except as noted on the label.

PREFACE AND POSTSCRIPT HERBICIDE APPLICATION TIMING

STEWARDSHIP

Stewardship is critical to all rice herbicide-tolerant systems to prevent the development of herbicide-resistant weedy rice. Growers using the FULLPAGE Rice Cropping Solution are required to sign a stewardship agreement when purchasing FULLPAGE seed. Stewardship requirements are based on common Best Management Practices for optimum weed control and resistance prevention.