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Worcestershire thumbs up for Broadway SunriseUK - November 19, 2012 In Worcestershire a spring treatment of Broadway Sunrise has proved its efficacy against blackgrass, wild oats and cleavers in winter wheat. Agronomist Rufus Ulyet, of Wynnstay Group plc, saw excellent control from a March application of the Dow AgroSciences’ herbicide Broadway Sunrise. Mr Ulyet noticed how clean the fields were when a missed patch in one field around an electric pole brought to light just how well the product worked. “I’ll certainly look to use Broadway Sunrise again this spring – I planned to use it this autumn but due to the continual wet weather autumn applications have been curtailed,” he says. Dow AgroSciences’ cereal herbicide specialist Stuart Jackson is advising farmers that despite the bad weather there is a good opportunity for using pyroxsulam-based products such as Broadway Sunrise and its stable mate UNITE. Both Broadway Sunrise and UNITE have been designed specifically for the needs of the UK grower and combine the tried and tested pyroxsulam contact activity with pendimethalin and flupyrsulfuron-methyl respectively. This allows farmers to choose the product which best fits their field situation or optimised herbicide programme. Broadway Sunrise and UNITE offer growers excellent value for money through extensive broadleaved weed and grassweed control, without compromising on blackgrass, the number one priority. Mr Jackson says: “Farmers get more value from Broadway Sunrise and UNITE compared to competitor blackgrass products as they also tackles ryegrass, bromes and wild oats, plus a wide range of broadleaved weeds.” Both products have proven to be as effective against blackgrass in winter wheat as any other post emergence product in trials results and commercial user feedback. |
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