Responsible use and stewardship of the Enlist™ corn, Enlist E3™ soybeans, and Enlist™ herbicides are essential to ensuring that these tools are effective and perform for years to come on your farm.
Enlist™ Stewardship
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Controlling weeds with a program approach will help ensure good agronomics, optimum yields and a sustainable system.
A program approach means using pre-emergence residual herbicides with different modes of action followed by Enlist™ herbicides post-emergence. Benefits of a program approach include:
- Reduced early season competition from annual grass and broadleaf weeds
- Multi-modes of action for resistance management
- Timely post-emergent applications for optimum weed control and reduced weed competition
The Herbicide Resistance Challenge
Peter Sikkema and Francois Tardif explain why herbicide resistance exists and why it has evolved.
Soybeans
The recommended weed control program for Enlist E3™ soybeans includes applying pre-emergence herbicides with different modes of action followed by Enlist Duo™ or Enlist 1™ herbicides post-emergence.
If a second post application of an Enlist™ herbicide is needed, it must be made at least 12 days after the first application, per the product label. Glufosinate, a group 10 herbicide, provides an additional mode of action that can be utilized in a program approach.
Corn
The recommended weed control program for Enlist™ corn is a pre-emergence herbicide product containing at least two non-Group 4/Group 9 modes of action, followed by a post-emergence application of Enlist Duo™ herbicide.
If a second post application of Enlist Duo™ herbicide is needed, it must be made at least 12 days after the first application, per the product label.