Fierce® is a pre-emergent Group 14 and 15 residual herbicide that manages resistant weeds with extended grass and broadleaf weed control for soybeans and wheat crops.

Technical information

Active ingredients: Group 14 (flumioxazin), Group 15 (pyroxasulfone)
Application timing: Pre-plant or pre-emergent for soybeans, should be applied a minimum of 7 days prior to planting spring wheat, winter wheat, and field corn (no-till only)
Treatment area: One case treats 128 acres at 85 g/ac. (32 ac./jug)
Tank-mix order: Fierce, BlackHawk® ( if used), glyphosate
Notes: Planting after herbicide application requires the use of minimum disturbance planting systems. Fierce requires moisture to activate in the soil and provides up to 8 weeks of residual control
PCP #: 31117

Registered crops

  • Soybeans
  • Spring wheat
  • Winter wheat
  • Field corn

Weeds controlled

  • Annual sow thistle
  • Barnyard grass
  • Canada fleabane
  • Chickweed
  • Cleavers
  • Common ragweed (including glyphosate-resistant biotypes)
  • Crabgrass
  • Dandelion
  • Green foxtail (including Group 1- and 2-resistant biotypes)
  • Green and redroot pigweed (including Group 2- and 5-resistant biotypes)
  • Lamb’s-quarters (including Group 2- and triazine-resistant biotypes)
  • Nightshade
  • Palmer amaranth
  • Ragweed
  • Waterhemp (including Group 2-, 5- and glyphosate-resistant biotypes)
  • Wild buckwheat
  • Wild mustard
  • Velvetleaf
  • Volunteer canola (suppression)

Benefits

  • EXCELLENT PERFORMING RESIDUAL HERBICIDE on tough broadleaf weeds
  • GRASSY WEED MANAGEMENT for cleaner fields with a different herbicide mode of action
  • LONGER CONTROL with residual activity that lasts up to 8 weeks
  • TWO ACTIVE INGREDIENTS (proven Group 14 and 15) for management of Group 1-, 2-, 4-, 5- and glyphosate-resistant weeds
  • Tank-mixable with most burndown and pre-emergent herbicides (i.e. glyphosate and BlackHawk®)
  • No surfactant required

Performance tips

  1. Emerged weeds – use with a burndown herbicide partner like glyphosate and BlackHawk
  2. Flushing weeds – residual activity for newly emerging weeds
  3. Emerged crop – Fierce alone can be applied up to 3 days after planting soybeans
  4. Refer to label for rates and use patterns
  5. DO NOT incorporate after application or prior to planting
  6. Leave a small checkstrip in the field to show performance

Weed control challenge

Remember when glyphosate or other non-residual herbicides were all it took to control wild oats and most broadleaf weeds? Unfortunately, herbicide-resistant weeds mean that Groups 1, 2, 4 and 9 can’t handle the problems alone anymore. Maximizing soybean and wheat yields depend on residual control of tough grass and broadleaf weeds.

Nufarm solution

Fierce® herbicide delivers the broadest spectrum and longest residual weed control available for IP, conventional and herbicide-tolerant soybeans and wheat crops. Pyroxasulfone is registered for suppression of wild oats and control of various foxtail and brome species at a rate consistent with the upper registered range of Fierce. This provides another option to reduce the effect of Group 1 & 2 resistant wild oats and grasses, and other annual weeds that impact yield and harvest management. Fierce controls resistant weeds before they become a problem.

 

For specific crop usage information see label for details