Apparent Exceed 1kg (Sulfosulfuron)

Apparent Exceed 1kg (Sulfosulfuron)

A selective herbicide for the control of certain weeds in wheat and triticale.

Apply to bare soil prior to sowing or at sowing and incorporate by the sowing operation. Application should not be made to ridged or excessively cloddy soil. In conservation tillage situations where weeds and grasses have emerged apply as a tank mixture with the recommended rate of Roundup PowerMAX* prior to sowing. For best results follow the Avadex* Xtra label directions for incorporation.

For best results follow the trifluralin label directions for incorporation. Optimum results will be obtained if good soil moisture exists at and after application. A follow up spray with a different herbicide may be necessary to control subsequent germinations.

When treating dense infestations of silver grass use water volumes of at least 70 L/ha and FINE droplets to improve Apparent Exceed 750 WG Herbicide coverage. Apparent Exceed 750 WG Herbicide will provide good control of volunteer field peas. However a small proportion of plants may survive and require a follow up spray with a different herbicide to eliminate the potential for grain contamination.

Crop / Weed

Pre-Emergent Application – Wheat, Triticale

(VIC, NSW, WA, SA, TAS only)

• Barley grass*
• Brome grass*
• Wild turnip
• Weeds as above plus the control of Wild oats
• Weeds as above plus Annual ryegrass
• Canary grass
• Fumitory
• Wireweed (Hogweed)

*suppresion only.

Post-Emergent Application

Apply to wheat and triticale from early crop emergence to the 5 leaf/early tillering growth stage (Z11 – 15, 22).

Wheat, Triticale

(VIC, NSW, WA, SA, TAS only)

• Amsinckia
• Wild mustard (Sinapsis arvensis)
• Barley grass
• Silver grass  (Vulpia bromoides)
• Wild oats
• Brome grass (Bromus diandrus & B. rigidus)
• Volunteer canola (except canola tolerant to Group B herbicides)
• Wild radish
• Wild turnip
• Volunteer field peas.

Refer to the Apparent Exceed 750 Instruction Booklet (PDF) for directions for use, proper application periods, dosage and situational applications.