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Get ahead of spring weeds this fall by applying Valtera EZ or Fierce EZ.

It’s that time of the year to assess what went well, and what needs to change for the next growing season. Are there weeds in your fields giving you a headache? Is kochia becoming a bigger problem in your pulse crops?

Maybe it’s time to change it up. Did you know that Nufarm has two excellent soil active herbicide options that provide extended weed control in pulses, soybeans and wheat? They can be applied this fall to provide up to 8 weeks of extended weed control next spring.

Watch this video and learn more about how Valtera EZ and Fierce EZ work to manage weeds.

TOUGH WEEDS WON'T HOLD VALTERA EZ AND FIERCE EZ BACK

Valtera EZ and Fierce EZ knock out tough-to-kill weeds with up to 8 weeks of extended control in pulses, wheat and soybeans. These pre-emergent herbicides can help manage Group 2-, 4- and glyphosate-resistant weeds while staying flexible so you can move from pulses to cereals with no cropping restrictions.

FALL APPLIED SPRING WEED CONTROL

When applied in the fall, Valtera EZ and Fierce EZ create a protective layer of herbicide that activates with spring moisture. While you’re busy seeding next spring, Valtera EZ and Fierce EZ can actively help control spring weeds as they emerge. In spring, residual activity of Valtera EZ and Fierce EZ take out multiple flushes of weeds helping your crop get a head start.

Use Valtera EZ or Fierce pre-emergent herbicide in the fall to control spring weedsUse Valtera EZ or Fierce pre-emergent herbicide in the fall to control spring weeds

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GROWER TESTIMONIAL

Fierce EZ worked really well on our farm. We left two check strips so we could tell the difference. It worked really well suppressing the canola, wild mustard, and it worked really well on the kochia as well.

- Megan Moore (Rosetown, SK)

We had a serious kochia problem in this area, and we are finding Valtera is doing an excellent job of controlling kochia in our lentils. And we are able to grow lentils in certain fields that we couldn't in the past.

- Kache Miller, KJM Farms (Warner, AB)
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
Nufarm-West-SoilActives-Fall-OnePager-Thumb Soil Active Herbicide Fact Sheet
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technical information

Valtera EZ soil active pre-emergent herbicide product page and technical information

 

Group 14 herbicide

This soil active, pre-emergent herbicide knocks down several tough broadleaf weeds including kochia, chickweed, lamb’s quarters, pigweed, seedling dandelions and volunteer canola (suppression). Now available in a convenient liquid formulation.

Lentils | Chickpeas | Field Peas
Wheat | Soybeans | Field Corn

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Fierce EZ herbicide product page

 

Group 14 & 15 herbicides

With two modes of action, this pre-emergent herbicide has extended activity on broadleaf and grass weeds including chickweed, cleavers, kochia, lamb’s quarters, Russian thistle (suppression), volunteer canola (suppression), green foxtail, and wild oats (suppression).

Chickpeas | Field Peas | Lentils (fall application)
Wheat (spring, winter) | Soybeans | Field Corn

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