Herbicide

Buctril M

Buctril^® M has set the standard for broadleaf herbicides for more than 40 years. As the most trusted and consistent broadleaf herbicide available to cereal, flax and corn growers, Buctril M continues to provide powerful, fast-acting control of 28 broadleaf weeds. Buctril M is a versatile tank mix partner for many products, is easy to use and can be counted on for effective resistance management, containing Group 4 and Group 6 ingredients. This dual mode of action provides both systemic and contact activity on your broadleaf weeds. Buctril M is available in easy-to-use jugs, 320-acre bulk shuttles or super convenient 1,000-acre bulk totes.

fs-approved-use: AB, BC, MB, NB, NL, NS, NT, NU, ON, PE, QC, SK, YK

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Controls 28 different broadleafs with excellent crop safety. Registered for use on wheat, barley, oats, flax, corn, fall rye and seedling grasses

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Dual modes of action provide both systemic and contact activity

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Available in Bulk for added convenience

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With no confirmed resistance in Canada, Buctril M herbicide continues to stand the test of time.

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No re-cropping restrictions

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Registered for aerial application

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crops	category	groups-active-ingredients	formulation-type	packaging
• Cereals • Corn	• Broadleaf	Group 6 Bromoxynil Group 4 MCPA	Liquid-Emulsifiable Concentrate	• 8 L Jug (20 ac) • 128 L Bulk Shuttle (320 ac) • 400 L Bulk Tote (1,000 ac)

crops
• Cereals • Corn

category
• Broadleaf

groups-active-ingredients
Group 6 Bromoxynil Group 4 MCPA

formulation-type
Liquid-Emulsifiable Concentrate

packaging
• 8 L Jug (20 ac) • 128 L Bulk Shuttle (320 ac) • 400 L Bulk Tote (1,000 ac)

weeds-controlled	weeds-suppressed
• Ball mustard • Bluebur • Common buckwheat • Tartary buckwheat • Wild buckwheat	• Prickly lettuce • Perennial sowthistle • Canada thistle

weeds-controlled
• Ball mustard • Bluebur • Common buckwheat • Tartary buckwheat • Wild buckwheat

weeds-suppressed
• Prickly lettuce • Perennial sowthistle • Canada thistle

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table-content-cropName	table-content-pests-herbicide	table-content-stage	table-content-rate
Wheat (Spring & Durum), Barley And Oats	All weeds listed on product label	From the 2 leaf stage until the early flag leaf stage	0.4 L/ac. (20 ac./jug)
Winter Wheat	All weeds listed on product label	From the 2 to 4 leaf stage in the fall or from the time growth commences to the early flag leaf stage in the spring	0.4 L/ac. (20 ac./jug)
Fall Rye	All weeds listed on product label	From the time growth commences in the spring to early flag leaf stage	0.4 L/ac. (20 ac./jug)
Flax	All weeds listed on product label	From the time it is 5 cm high up to early flower bud stage (5 to 10 cm gives best results)	0.4 L/ac. (20 ac./jug)
Corn	All weeds listed on product label	From the 4 to 6 leaf stage	0.4 L/ac. (20 ac./jug)
Canary	All weeds listed on product label	From the 3 to 5 leaf stage	0.4 L/ac. (20 ac./jug)
Seedling Grasses	All weeds listed on product label	From the 2 to 4 leaf stage (establishment year only)	0.4 L/ac. (20 ac./jug)
Timothy (Established Grown For Seed Production)	All weeds listed on product label	Apply prior to shot blade in the seed production year	0.4 L/ac. (20 ac./jug)
Timothy (Established Grown For Hay)	All weeds listed on product label	From the 3 to 6 leaf stage	0.4 L/ac. (20 ac./jug)

table-content-crop	table-content-grazingFeeding
Barley Canary Seed Corn Established Timothy Fall Rye Flax Oats Seedling Grasses Wheat, durum Wheat, spring Wheat, winter	Do not graze or cut for forage hay until 30 days after spraying

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*Performance may vary from location to location and from year to year, as local growing, soil and weather conditions may vary. Growers should evaluate data from multiple locations and years whenever possible and should consider the impacts of these conditions on the growers’ fields.