How it works
- BASAGRAN FORTÉ is a Group 6 herbicide that works by contact action.
- Thorough coverage of the leaves is important for consistent weed control because uptake into the plant occurs primarily through foliage.
When to apply
- Although the time of application should primarily relate to the stage of weed growth, the crop must also be in a tolerant stage as shown below.
- The information on usual crop stage for optimum weed control may also serve as a guide to spray timing.
Crop Application Timing
| Crop | Tolerance Stage | Usual stage of crop for optimum weed control |
|---|
| Beans (dry) including white beans and kidney beans | Tolerant after 1st trifoliate leaf has fully expanded. | 1 to 3 trifoliate leaves |
| Corn (grain, silage, sweet and seed) | Tolerant at any growth stage | 1 to 5 leaf stage |
| Faba beans | Tolerant after 2 or 3 leaf stage or crop is 10 cm high | Soon after 3 leaf stage |
| Flax (excluding low linolenic acid varieties) | Tolerant when crop is 5 cm or higher | Soon after crop reaches 5 cm |
| Peas (field and processing) | Tolerant after 3 nodes are present | Soon after 3 pairs of leaves form |
| Soybeans | Tolerant at any growth stage | Unifoliate to two expanded trifoliate leaves usually 18 to 28 days after planting |
Weed Application Timing at 0.9 L/ac
| Weed species controlled | Maximum leaf stage |
|---|
| Bird rape* | 6-leaf |
| Buttercup | 6-leaf |
| Chickweed (common) | 1 - 3 weeks after emergence |
| Cleavers | 1 - 3 whorls |
| Cocklebur | 10-leaf |
| Corn spurry | 10 cm |
| Flower-of-an-hour | 10-leaf |
| Galinsoga (hairy) | 6-leaf |
| Groundsel (common)* | 10 cm |
| Jimsonweed | 10-leaf |
| Lady's-thumb (smartweed) | 10-leaf |
| Lamb's-quarters* | 8-leaf |
| Low cudweed | 6-leaf |
| Mustard (wild) | 10-leaf |
| Nightshade (hairy) | 6-leaf |
| Purslane | 6-leaf |
| Radish (wild) | 6-leaf |
| Ragweed (common)* | 6-leaf |
| Ragweed (giant) | 4-leaf |
| Redroot pigweed* (suppression only) | 4-leaf |
| Shepherd's-purse | 6-leaf |
| Stinkweed | 6-leaf |
| Thistle (Russian)(suppression only) | 4-leaf |
| Velvetleaf** | 6-leaf |
*Triazine resistant strains of these weeds are controlled by BASAGRAN FORTÉ.
**BASAGRAN FORTÉ will defoliate velvetleaf 4 leaf or larger, but regrowth may occur.
Weed Application Timing at 0.7 L/ac
| Weed species controlled | Maximum leaf stage |
|---|
| Bird rape* | 6-leaf |
| Cocklebur | 6-leaf |
| Flower-of-an-hour | 6-leaf |
| Lady's-thumb (smartweed) | 6-leaf |
| Mustard (wild) | 6-leaf |
| Shepherd's-purse | 6-leaf |
| Stinkweed | 6-leaf |
| Velvetleaf** | 4-leaf |
| +Bindweed (field )*** (suppression only) | 6 cm |
| +Thistle (Canada ) | 20 cm |
| +Yellow nutsedge | 20 cm |
*Triazine resistant strains of these weeds are controlled by BASAGRAN FORTÉ.
**BASAGRAN FORTÉ will defoliate velvetleaf 4 leaf or larger, but regrowth may occur.
***Treat field bindweed before it is dark green and has begun to trail.
+For perennial weeds, repeat application 7 - 15 days after first treatment (if necessary).
How much to apply
BASAGRAN FORTÉ is available in cases of two 10-litre jugs or bulk, depending on individual requirements.
Rates
To improve control of velvetleaf or lamb's-quarters, add 2.5L/ac (6 L/ha) ammonium sulphate or 4 L/ac (10 L/ha) 28% urea ammonium nitrate (UAN) to either the 0.9 L/ac or the 0.7 L/ac rate of BASAGRAN FORTÉ.
Add BASAGRAN FORTÉ 0.5 - 0.7 L/ac + PURSUIT® 125 mL + Nitrogen Source 0.8 L/ac.
Add 0.5 L/ac Blazer to 0.5 L/ac rate of BASAGRAN FORTÉ.
Add BASAGRAN FORTÉ 0.9 L/ac + Pinnacle 2.2 - 3.2 g/ac herbicides.
Add BASAGRAN FORTÉ 0.7 L/ac + Pinnacle 2.2 - 3.2 g/ac herbicides.
Mixing Instructions
- Fill the tank half full with clean water. Start agitation or by-pass system.
- When required, add correct amount of nitrogen source. Do not add nitrogen source when tank-mixing BASAGRAN FORTÉ with Pinnacle.
- If required, add the correct amount of Pinnacle or PURSUIT. For use on soybeans only. Continuous agitation is required to keep Pinnacle or PURSUIT in suspension. When using the BASAGRAN FORTÉ + Pinnacle tank-mix, prepare a Pinnacle water slurry in a separate container with clean water before adding to spray tank on repeat tank loads.
- Add correct amount of BASAGRAN FORTÉ and agitate 2 to 3 minutes.
- Add remainder of water, agitate and spray.
- If an oil film starts to build up in the tank, drain and clean tank with a strong detergent solution.
- Thoroughly clean the spray tank immediately after use. Refer to specific tank mix partner label for clean-up instructions.
Application tips
Ground Application
- Use sprayers equipped with standard flat fan pesticide nozzles with the recommended spray volume, pressure and additives.
- Tilt spray nozzles 45 degrees forward to ensure better coverage.
Spray Volume
- Minimum 40 L/ac (100 L/ha). Use larger water volumes (up to 120 L/ac) for weeds at the upper limit of their recommended stage for treatment.
Spray Pressure
- Minimum 275 kPa. Use higher pressure (use up to 425 kPa) for weeds at the upper limit of their recommended stage for treatment.
Note
- Use a minimum of 80 L/ac if crop canopy or heavy weed population interferes with thorough spray coverage, or under cool temperature.
Weeds controlled
Bird rape*
Buttercup
Chickweed (common)
Cleavers
Cocklebur
Corn spurry
Flower-of-an-hour
Galinsoga (hairy)
Groundsel (common)*
Jimsonweed
lady's-thumb (smartweed)
Lamb's-quarters*
Low cudweed
Mustard (wild)
Nightshade (hairy)
Purslane
Radish (wild)
Ragweed (common)*
Ragweed (giant)
Redroot pigweed* (suppression only)
Shepherd's-purse
Stinkweed
Thistle (Russian)(suppression only)
Velvetleaf**
*Triazine resistant strains of these weeds are controlled by BASAGRAN FORTÉ.
**BASAGRAN FORTÉ will defoliate velvetleaf 4 leaf or larger, but re-growth may occur.
Product specifications
| Size (units x size): | 2 x 10 L |
| Product Article #: | 58825252 |
| PCP #: | 22006 |
| Ontario Classification #: | 3 |
| Gross Weight of Package: | 25 kg |
| Units/Pallet: | 36 Cs / 72 Jugs |
| PTS - T/L (48 foot): | 20 |
| Warehouse Stack Height: | 2 pallets |
| Heated Storage: | -5 -> 40 °C |
| Flash Point: | N/A °C |
| NFC Class: | N/R |
| TDG Information: | Not Regulated |