Control Dandelions Post-Harvest
Fall is an excellent time to prepare your fields for the next growing season, especially when it comes to dealing with perennial weeds like...
Clethodim and Enlist® herbicide antagonism on volunteer corn
Post emergent spraying of soybeans is underway, so a quick reminder of what to keep in mind to optimize volunteer corn control when spraying...
The Grower’s Guide to Imazamox
For its tank-mixability, residual control and flexible re-cropping options, imazamox has become the go-to active for many pea and soybean growers...
Keeping Shelves Stocked at Valley Food Bank
ADAMA Canada invests $5,000 in local food security.
Pest Profile: Blackleg
Blackleg is a serious disease known to cause up to 50% yield loss in canola fields. It can infect plants from the seedling stage onward, causing...
Pest Profile: Redroot Pigweed
Redroot pigweed is an annual broadleaf weed that has developed resistance to Group 2 herbicides in Western Canada, and Group 5 resistance in the U...
Rainfast Table
ADAMA Canada Rainfast Table
Herbicides
Rainfastness
2,4-D Ester 700
2 hours
ADAMA Glufosinate 150 SL
4 hours
ARMORY® 240
30 minutes
ARROW ALL IN®
1 hour
BADGE®
1 hour
BROMOTRIL®
30 minutes
DAVAI A PLUS®
3 hours
DAVAI Q PLUS®
3 hours
DAVA® 80 SL
3 hours
EMPHASIS®/EMPHASIS® MAX
6 hours
ESTEEM ALL IN®
4 hours
FORCEFIGHTER ALL IN®
1 hour
INVOLVE® 50 WDG
Rain within 6 hours may reduce control
LEOPARD®
1 hour
MCPA ESTER 600
Avoid applying when...
Post-emergent spraying for grassy weeds in bean crops has started, and questions are arising over rate ranges
Both of ADAMA’s graminicide products ARROW ALL IN® (Clethodim) or LEOPARD® (quizalofop-P-ethyl) have rate ranges, but when is it best to use lower...
Eliminate in-crop weeds and let profitability grow
It’s time to start planning your in-crop or post-emergent herbicide application, and whether you’re a grower or a retailer, costs can really start...
Prepare for Flea Beetles
Striped and crucifer flea beetles are some of the most common insect pests in Canada, with striped flea beetles becoming increasingly more...