Buckler- A flexible replacement for diflufenican isoproturon mixes
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If you are looking for a cost-effective substitute for diflufenican and isoproturon products look no further. Buckler can be used in winter wheat and winter barley post-emergence. There is bonus of pre-emergence use in winter wheat which was not possible with isoproturon products
Buckler contains 600g/l chlorotoluron and 25g/l diflufenican. Applied up to 3.75 l/ha it will tackle a wide range of Broadleaved weeds and Annual meadow-grass
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In this trial near Derby, Buckler has removed Annual meadow-grass, Red deadnettle, Shepherd’s purse, Chickweed, Common poppy and Thistles, preventing early weed competition. The Buckler treated plot is in the centre of the picture
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Key advantages
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- Pre and post emergence use in winter wheat
- Post-emergence use in winter barley
- Control of Annual meadow-grass
- Control of many key broadleaved weeds in the autumn including Mayweeds not well controlled by many autumn actives
- One of very few options for Annual meadow-grass control in winter barley
- Prevention of early weed competition
- Wide range of compatibilities
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Variety restrictions
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Certain varieties are unable to tolerate the use of chlorotoluron. It is safe to use Buckler on over 80% of winter wheat and well over 90% of the predicted winter barley crop. Every year Nufarm sponsor a number of variety trials. It is only after 3 year's trials on 2 soil types each year that we are satisfied to add a new variety to our list. For the latest Nufarm chlorotoluron variety list click here.
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Weeds controlled
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Annual meadow-grass, Mayweed, Chickweed, Charlock, Speedwells, Pansies and many others. Buckler label information can be found on the label and MSDS data base click here
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Contact your agronomist for weed sizes and optimum timings
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Always read the label: use pesticides safely
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