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Legumes - Weeds
be injured; check with seed supplier. Plant at least 1/2 inch
deep to avoid injury. Do not use on any Phaseolus bean
species. Do not apply group 14 herbicides within 30 days of
planting. REI: 12-hour. HRAC 02, HRAC 14.
Outlook (6) (dimethenamid-p) PRE
Beans (Dry) |
10-21 fl. oz. per acre. Use lower rate on coarse soils low in
organic matter. Apply before planting and incorporate, apply
after planting before emergence, or apply after planting when
beans have 1-3 trifoliate leaves. Do not exceed 12 fl. oz. on
coarse soils prior to emergence. REI: 12-hour. PHI: 70-day.
HRAC 15.
paraquat products (paraquat) POST
Beans
(Dry), Beans (Fresh), Lima Beans, Peas (Dry), Peas (Fresh),
Southern Peas/Cowpeas | For succulent legumes: apply 2-4
pts. per acre before seeding or after seeding but before crop
emergence. For dry legumes: apply 1.2-2.0 pts. per acre as a
harvest-aid. Use 4-8 fl. oz. of NIS per 25 gals. of spray
solution. REI: 12 to 24-hour. PHI: 7-day for dry legume
harvest-aid applications. HRAC 22. RUP.
pendimethalin products (pendimethalin) PRE
Beans (Dry), Beans (Fresh), Lima Beans, Peas (Dry), Peas
(Fresh), Southern Peas/Cowpeas | Use 3.3EC formulations at
1.2-3.6 pts. per acre. Use 3.8ME formulations at 1.5-3 pts.
per acre. Use low rates on coarse soils. Broadcast and
incorporate before planting. Not effective on soils with high
organic matter. REI: 24-hour. HRAC 03.
Poast (1.5EC) (sethoxydim) POST
Beans (Dry),
Beans (Fresh), Lima Beans, Peas (Dry), Peas (Fresh),
Southern Peas/Cowpeas | 1-2.5 pts. per acre. Use 1 qt. of
COC per acre. Spray on actively growing grass. Use high rate
on quackgrass. Do not exceed 4 pts. per acre per season. REI:
12-hour. PHI: 15-day for succulent legumes, 30-day for dry
legumes. HRAC 01.
Pursuit (2) (imazethapyr) POST PRE
Beans
(Dry), Beans (Fresh), Lima Beans, Peas (Dry), Southern
Peas/Cowpeas | For fresh beans in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa,
Michigan, and Minnesota only: apply and 1.5 fl. oz. per acre
and incorporate within 1 week of planting, or apply within 1
day after planting. In Missouri only, a postemergence
application can be mixed with Basagran after crop has at least
one true leaf. Apply before July 31. For dry beans and peas,
Lima beans, and Southern peas/cowpeas: apply 3 fl. oz.
per acre and incorporate within 1 week of planting, or apply
within 3 days after planting before crop emerges, or apply
after crop has 1 fully expanded trifoliate leaf or peas or
cowpeas are at least three inches tall. Early postemergence
application not allowed on lima beans. Use 8 oz. of NIS per
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25 gals. of spray solution if emerged weeds are present. If
using COC or N fertilizer on dry beans to improve weed
control, add Basagran at 6-16 fl. oz. per acre or Rezult at 1224
fl. oz. per acre to minimize crop injury. In all cases, do not
apply to fields treated with trifluralin or injury may occur. In
Minnesota north of Highway 210 and in Michigan on sandy
or sandy loam soils do not apply more than 2 fl. oz. per acre.
REI: 4-hour. PHI: 30-day for succulent legumes, 60-day for
dry legumes.ï»¿ HRAC 02.
Raptor (1) (imazamox) POST
Beans (Dry), Beans
(Fresh), Lima Beans, Peas (Dry), Peas (Fresh) | 4 fl. oz. per
acre. For dry beans and peas: apply 4 fl. oz. per acre after
the first trifoliate is fully expanded for beans, or first three
pairs of leaves for peas. May add NIS, COC or N fertilizer.
Must add Basagran or Rezult for dry peas. For fresh peas:
apply 3 fl. oz. per acre when crop is at least 3 inches tall but
prior to 5 nodes before flowering. Must add NIS. May add
COC or N fertilizer. If using COC, you must add Basagran or
Rezult. For fresh beans in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan,
and Minnesota: apply 4 fl. oz. per acre after the first trifoliate
is fully expanded and before bloom. Must add NIS. Do not
add COC. May add N fertilizer. Must add Basagran or
Rezult. For succulent Lima beans: apply 4 fl. oz. per acre
when first or second trifoliate is fully expanded and before
bloom. Must add NIS. Must add Basagran or Rezult. Notes:
Use NIS with at least 80% active ingredient at 1 qt. per 100
gals. of spray solution, or 1 gal. COC per 100 gals. of spray
solution, or 2.5 gals. of nitrogen or 12-15 lbs. ammonium
sulfate per 100 gals. of spray solution to improve weed
control (but may increase crop injury). Use Basagran at 6-16
fl. oz. per acre or Rezult at 12-24 fl. oz. per acre to minimize
crop injury. In all cases, Raptor is most effective on weeds
less than 3 inches tall, and the 3 fl. oz. rate is weak on
grasses. Using Raptor on fields treated with trifluralin may
increase the risk of injury. Do not exceed 1 application per
year. REI: 4-hour. PHI: 30-day when tank mixed with
Basagran or Rezult. HRAC 02.
Reflex (2L) (fomesafen) PRE
Beans (Dry), Beans
(Fresh), Peas (Fresh) | For fresh and dry beans: Reflex is
labeled in all states participating in this publication except in
Kansas west of Highway 281 and in Minnesota north of
Highway 2. It can be used in extreme southeast Missouri
(Region 1) at 1.5 pts. per acre year; Indiana, Illinois, and
Ohio south of I-70 (Region 2) at 1.5 pts. per acre in alternate
years; Indiana, Illinois, and Ohio north of I-70 (Region 3),
and the rest of Missouri at 1.25 pts. per acre in alternate
years; Kansas east of Highway 281 and Michigan and
Minnesota south of I-94 (Region 4) at 1 pt. per acre in
alternate years; and in Minnesota south of Highway 2 and
north of I-94 (Region 5) at 0.75 pt. per acre in alternate years.
Preplant and preemergence applications are labeled for
Regions 1, 2, 3, and 4. Postemergence applications are
labeled for Regions 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. Apply postemergence
when dry beans or succulent beans have at least one fully
expanded trifoliate leaf, and use NIS, COC, or other additives
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