How it works
- ARES herbicide combines two active ingredients to deliver reliable control of grassy and broadleaf weeds for the Clearfield canola production system.
- Applied post emergence, ARES is a systemic herbicide that is absorbed through the roots and leaves and moves quickly throughout the plant.
- Weeds stop growing soon after treatment and continue to effectively die off up to two weeks after application.
- ARES also provides enough residual activity for control of tough, small, shallow-germinating seeds without compromising seeding in the following year.
When to apply
ARES provides a wide window of application, helping you control early-emerging weeds before they affect your yield.
Crops
| Clearfield canola | 2 to 7 leaf stage (prior to bolting) |
Broadleaf weed stage
Cleavers Cow cockle Green smartweed Hemp nettle Redroot pigweed Shepherd’s purse Stinkweed Wild mustard Volunteer tame mustard Volunteer canola* | Cotyledon to 4 leaf stage |
Lamb’s quarters Wild buckwheat | Cotyledon to 6 leaf stage |
Grassy weeds
Barnyard grass Green foxtail Wild oats Yellow foxtail Persian darnel Volunteer canary seed Volunteer durum wheat Volunteer barley Volunteer tame oats Volunteer spring wheat** | 1 to 6 true leaf stage (with up to 2 tillers) |
| Japanese brome | 1 to 4 leaf stage |
*non-Clearfield canola only
**non-Clearfield wheat only
How much to apply
- ARES herbicide is provided as a convenient liquid pre-mix with each case containing enough herbicide to treat 40 acres (16 hectares).
- ARES should be applied in a water volume of 100 L/ha (10 gal/acre).
- The surfactant MERGE® is required for optimal herbicide activity and is included in the ARES packaging. No additional MERGE is required.
| Acres | Water | MERGE | ARES |
| 40 acres | 1600 L 100 L/ha (10 gal/acre) | 8.1 L jug | 9.6 L |
Application tips
- The surfactant MERGE® is required for optimal herbicide activity and is included in the ARES packaging. No additional MERGE is required..
- Do not apply if near-freezing temperatures (below 5°C) are forecasted. Weeds will not be actively growing, preventing optimum herbicide performance.
- Apply in a spray volume of 100 L/ha (10 gal/acre)
- For applications on dense weed infestations and thick canopies, use a higher water volume.
- ARES herbicide is rainfast 3 hours after application.
Weeds controlled
Broadleaf weeds controlled
Cleavers
Cow cockle
Green smartweed
Hemp nettle
Lamb’s quarters
Redroot pigweed
Shepherd’s purse
Stinkweed
Wild buckwheat
Wild mustard
Volunteer tame mustard
Volunteer canola*
Grassy weeds controlled
Barnyard grass
Green foxtail
Spring germinating Japanese brome grass
Wild oats
Yellow foxtail
Persian darnel
Volunteer canary seed
Volunteer durum wheat
Volunteer barley
Volunteer tame oats
Volunteer spring wheat**
*non-Clearfield canola varieties only
**non-Clearfield wheat varieties only
Follow crops
One year after application, the following crops may be grown in the treated field:
Canary seed
Chickpeas
Field peas
Field corn
Clearfield canola
Clearfield juncea
Lentils including Clearfield lentils
Spring wheat including Clearfield spring wheat
Spring Barley
Tame oats
Two years after application, the following crops may be grown in the treated field:
Canola (all types)
Flax Sunflower
Durum wheat
Product specifications
| Size (units x size): | 1 * 9.8L |
| Product Article #: | TBA |
| PCP #: | ARES 30188 MERGE 24702 |
| Ontario Classification #: | N/A |
| Gross Weight of Package: | 19.3 kg |
| Units/Pallet: | 714 kg |
| PTS - T/L (48 foot): | 26 |
| Warehouse Stack Height: | 3 pallets |
| Heated Storage: | Yes - required for MERGE |
| Flash Point: | 66.5 C |
| NFC Class: | |
| TDG Information: | |