Jointed goatgrass control

Glyphosate​; Diquat + paraquat; Atrazine; Raptor®

Main products have 360, 450, 490, 500, 540g/L & 680 and 840g/kg glyphosate

• 360g (active ingredient) = 625mL
• 450g (active ingredient) = 500mL
• 680g (active ingredient) = 330g

• For plants less than three weeks old and spraying followed by cultivation.
• Double these rates if no cultivation follows spraying.

• Add a non-ionic surfactant at label rates, usually 100–250mL/100L water.
• If plants stressed or hard water is being used add ammonium sulphate at 2% volume of water.

Because jointed goatgrass is genetically similar to wheat it will behave in a similar manner, although it may produce seeds that can survive for up to five years.

Grazing, spraying or slashing to prevent seed formation is essential. The product Spray.Seed at 1-2L/ha will give similar results.

500g/L, 600g/L and 900g/kg atrazine

• Canola: triazine tolerant:
  • 2–4L pre-sowing or post sowing pre-emergent
  • 1–2L post–sowing
• Lupins – atrazine (0.5–1L) + simazine (0.5-1L) (read label for warning regarding application to sandy soils)
• Roadsides 6L

Apply to moist soils

Adjust rates for 600 and 900g formulations

Imazamox 700g/kg

45–50g/ha for legume pastures

From third trifoliate leaf to prior to flowering

Hasten or Kwickin @ 500mL/100L water

• The addition of ammonium sulphate (Liquid ammo or Liase) @ 2% volume of spray may increase the activity of the spray.
• A withholding period of seven days applies to pastures.