Weed Control Guide for Ohio Field Crops
Corn: Postemergence Herbicides - Contact
| Herbicide |
Formulation |
Product Rate Range |
| AAtrex/atrazine |
4L |
1 1/2 - 2 qt |
| 90DF |
1.67 - 2.22 lb |
Tank-mix with: Banvel, Buctril/Moxy, 2,4-D, Basagran, Accent, Beacon, Sencor.
- Mode of action: photosynthesis inhibitor.
- Maximum rate for postemergence application to fields with no soil-applied atrazine in the same year is 2 pounds active
ingredient/A. When applied postemergence to fields with soil-applied atrazine the same year, total amount of atrazine applied may not
exceed 2.5 pounds active ingredient. See preplant/preemergence section for additional restrictions on atrazine application.
- Annual broadleaf weeds are more susceptible than annual grasses.
- For grass control, apply when grasses are no more than 1 1/2 inches tall. Rates of 2 pound active ingredient/A are generally
required for grass control. Atrazine will not control fall panicum.
- For control of broadleaf weeds, rates of 1.2 pounds active ingredient may be sufficient. Apply until broadleaf weeds are 4
inches tall.
- Apply atrazine with 1 quart per acre crop oil concentrate for best results. Mix atrazine with water first, and add oil last.
- Postemergence applications must be made before the crop reaches 12 inches in height. If applied after June 10, plant only corn
or sorghum the next year.
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