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    New uses of old herbicides for the control of barley grass in cereals

    Authors: Ben Fleet1, Amanda Cook2, Ian Richter2, Christopher Preston1, and Gurjeet Gill1

    1School of Agriculture, Food & Wine, University of Adelaide, 2Minnipa Ag Centre, SARDI

    Funded By: GRDC Stubble Initiative MSF00003

    Project Title: Productive, Profitable and Sustainable Paddock Rotations

    Peer Review: Nigel Wilhelm (SARDI)

    Key Words: herbicides, barley grass, cereals, weed control

    Key Messages

    • Potential of older herbicides from broadacre and horticultural industries to control barley grass in barley was evaluated in a field trial at Minnipa in 2017.
    • Overreliance on group B herbicides for post-emergent control of barley grass, has already resulted in high incidence of resistance to SU herbicides and resistance to imidazolinone herbicides is also likely to occur in the future.
    • Extremely dry conditions at Minnipa at the start of the growing season in 2017 were unsuitable for the activity of pre-emergent herbicides on barley grass. Even under these challenging conditions, an experimental herbicide (Experimental-1) at the high rate provided effective pre-emergent control of barley grass.
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