Herbicide

Velocity m3

Don’t be fooled by the complex combination of three different modes of action (Groups 27, 6 and 2), because all you really need to know about Velocity m3 herbicide is that it simply works. With Velocity m3 you get all the chemistry you need to control 32 different broadleaf and grass weeds including Group 1-resistant wild oats and foxtail, and Group 2- and Group 9-resistant broadleaf weeds.

fs-approved-use: AB, MB, SK

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All-in-one pre-mixed herbicide has your grass and broadleaf active ingredients combined into one jug.

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Powerful resistance management tool with three chemistries (Groups 27, 6 and 2) that combat both Group 1-resistant wild oats and Group 2- and Group 9-resistant broadleaf weeds

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Excellent crop safety.

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Registered for both ground and aerial application.

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crops	category	groups-active-ingredients	formulation-type	packaging
• Wheat	• Broadleaf & Grass Weeds	Group 6 Bromoxynil Group 27 Pyrasulfotole Group 2 Thiencarbazone-methyl	Liquid OD Formulation	• 8.1 L jug = 20 ac. • 129.6 L bulk shuttle = 320 ac.

crops
• Wheat

category
• Broadleaf & Grass Weeds

groups-active-ingredients
Group 6 Bromoxynil Group 27 Pyrasulfotole Group 2 Thiencarbazone-methyl

formulation-type
Liquid OD Formulation

packaging
• 8.1 L jug = 20 ac. • 129.6 L bulk shuttle = 320 ac.

weeds-controlled	weeds-suppressed
• Barnyard grass • Green foxtail • Canary seed • Japanese brome (spring germinated) • Wild oats	• Dandelion • Perennial sowthistle • Canada thistle

weeds-controlled
• Barnyard grass • Green foxtail • Canary seed • Japanese brome (spring germinated) • Wild oats

weeds-suppressed
• Dandelion • Perennial sowthistle • Canada thistle

Performance Data

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Velocity m3 for Wild Oat Control

Source: 5 Bayer Internal Trials.
Your results may vary according to agronomic, environmental and pest pressure variables.

Velocity m3 for Green Foxtail Control

Source: 3 Bayer Internal Trials.
Your results may vary according to agronomic, environmental and pest pressure variables.

Broadleaf Weeds

Control Rating: E = Excellent (100-96% control); VG = Very Good (94-90% control); G = Good (89-85% control); F = Fair (84-65% control); P = Poor (<65% control); blank = not a labelled weed

*Rating is not applicable if Group 2-resistant weeds are present.

Velocity m3 for Wild Oat Control

Source: 5 Bayer Internal Trials.
Your results may vary according to agronomic, environmental and pest pressure variables.

Velocity m3 for Green Foxtail Control

Source: 3 Bayer Internal Trials.
Your results may vary according to agronomic, environmental and pest pressure variables.

Broadleaf Weeds

Control Rating: E = Excellent (100-96% control); VG = Very Good (94-90% control); G = Good (89-85% control); F = Fair (84-65% control); P = Poor (<65% control); blank = not a labelled weed

*Rating is not applicable if Group 2-resistant weeds are present.

Velocity m3 for Wild Oat Control

Source: 5 Bayer Internal Trials.
Your results may vary according to agronomic, environmental and pest pressure variables.

Velocity m3 for Green Foxtail Control

Source: 3 Bayer Internal Trials.
Your results may vary according to agronomic, environmental and pest pressure variables.

Broadleaf Weeds

Control Rating: E = Excellent (100-96% control); VG = Very Good (94-90% control); G = Good (89-85% control); F = Fair (84-65% control); P = Poor (<65% control); blank = not a labelled weed

*Rating is not applicable if Group 2-resistant weeds are present.

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table-content-cropName	table-content-pests-herbicide	table-content-stage	table-content-rate	table-content-notes
Spring & Durum Wheat	Wild oats Green foxtail Barnyard grass Yellow foxtail (suppression only) Persian darnel (suppression only)	1 to 6 leaf stage, maximum 3 tillers, but prior to presence of the first node (jointing)	0.405 L/ac.	Do not apply an ALS herbicide such as Velocity m3 following presence of first node as crop injury may occur. Nodes are bumps that appear on the main stem above the crown. The appearance of the first node marks the transition from vegetative to reproductive growth.
Winter Wheat	Please refer to label for complete list of weeds controlled and suppressed.	Apply either in the fall or spring when the majority of plants have one leaf to full tillering, but prior to presence of the first node (jointing)	0.405 L/ac.

table-content-crop	table-content-phi	table-content-rei	table-content-grazingFeeding
Spring and durum wheat (grain or straw)	60 days	24 hours
Winter wheat	72 days	24 hours
Hay	30 days	24 hours	25 days

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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.