CS-75-3317 HERBICIDE
PCP #32578 · FMC of Canada Limited · Herbicide
Group 2 herbicide containing three active ingredients (pyroxsulam, thifensulfuron-methyl, and tribenuron-methyl) for selective post-emergent control or suppression of broadleaf weeds and control of wild oats in spring wheat and durum wheat in Prairie Provinces and Interior British Columbia. Requires tank-mix with approved non-ionic surfactant. Contains allergens milk and sulfites.
Registered uses (4)
Crop × pest × application rate combinations from the official label. Rates converted to per-acre. Always confirm against the official label PDF before applying.
| Crop | Target | Rate | PHI |
|---|---|---|---|
| Wheat | Annual smartweed (green smartweed, lady's thumb), Ball mustard, Common chickweed, Common groundsel, Corn spurry, Cow cockle, Flixweed, Hemp-nettle, Lamb's-quarters, Narrow-leaved hawk's beard, Redroot Pigweed, Russian thistle, Shepherd's purse, Stinkweed, Tartary buckwheat, Volunteer Canola, Volunteer sunflower, Wild Buckwheat, Wild mustard, Wild oats (up to 4 leaf, 2 tiller stage) | 33.2 g/acre | 60 d |
| Wheat | Annual smartweed (green smartweed, lady's thumb), Ball mustard, Common chickweed, Common groundsel, Corn spurry, Cow cockle, Flixweed, Hemp-nettle, Lamb's-quarters, Narrow-leaved hawk's beard, Redroot Pigweed, Russian thistle, Shepherd's purse, Stinkweed, Tartary buckwheat, Volunteer Canola, Volunteer sunflower, Wild Buckwheat, Wild mustard, Wild oats (up to 4 leaf, 2 tiller stage) | 33.2 g/acre | 60 d |
| Wheat | Dandelion (spring and fall rosettes, less than 15 cm in diameter), volunteer imazethapyr tolerant canola varieties (e.g. Clearfield canola or other varieties with the Pursuit Smart trait) when in 2-4 leaf stage | 33.2 g/acre | 60 d |
| Wheat | Dandelion (spring and fall rosettes, less than 15 cm in diameter), volunteer imazethapyr tolerant canola varieties (e.g. Clearfield canola or other varieties with the Pursuit Smart trait) when in 2-4 leaf stage | 33.2 g/acre | 60 d |
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