Canada approves two pre-seeded herbicides, Certitude ® (benzodiasterone) and Smoulder™ (benzodiamin and meth)

"Recently, BASF Chinese active ingredient benzodiacinolone has been approved by Health Canada's Pest Management Authority (PMRA)," the World Agrochemical Network reported.
phenyrene is the first Group 27 herbicide approved in Canada to be used before rape is sown, and the new pre-seeding herbicide Certitude, which contains this active ingredient, will provide rape growers with industry-leading anti-effects against geosophageal, raw rape during the upcoming 2021 planting season.
S. BASF continues to invest in and develop new crop protection solutions to help growers meet the agronomy challenges they face," said Mark Hillingford, Marketing Director, Agricultural Solutions Canada, BASF.
we know that weed and weed resistance, whether grown in rape or grain, is one of the top issues facing growers today.
BASF's registration of two new pre-seed herbicides reflects our commitment to providing growers with a strong portfolio that continues to grow to meet their needs and help them succeed in crop production now and in the future.
" rape growers are currently facing two major challenges that affect the harvest very much on the skin and self-made rape.
Certitude is an important complement to BASF's portfolio by helping growers manage weeds that are difficult to weed.
, by managing home-grown rapes that may become hosts of pathogens, this herbicide can also promote the growth of target plant populations and crop sustainability.
these pathogens can cause diseases including root swelling and black spike disease that may affect the health of current and future rape crops.
addition to Certitude, PMRA recently approved the registration of Smoulder, BASF's pre-seed herbicide.
the herbicide contains the active ingredients benzodialycamine and meth.
As a pre-seed herbicide for wheat and barley, Smoulder is the first herbicide of its kind to control the residual effects of self-growing rape and to effectively kill all second, fourth and ninth groups of resistant broadlewn weeds.
is expected to be available during the 2022 planting season, and BASF will launch a large field demonstration project for the product in 2021.
Dan Packer, senior brand manager for herbicides at BASF Canada Agricultural Solutions, said: "Until then, growers will have to choose between herbicides specifically designed for self-produced rape residue control or unique broad-spectrum herbicides.
Smoulder has both killing and residual control modes, growers no longer have to worry about choice.
BASF has been working hard to provide growers with the solutions they need to make it easier for them to meet agro-challenges.
Smoulder's stunning debut on the market will help our customers better manage resistant weeds on wheat and barley crops.
" Certitude will be available in 2021 and Smoulder will be available during the 2022 planting season.
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