How it works

• DYVEL is a Group 4 herbicide that provides consistent control by attacking weeds at their growing points.
• With DYVEL, you get more power at a better price delivering economical thistle control.

When to apply

How much to apply

• DYVEL is available in cases of two, 10-litre jugs.
• One 10 L jug treats 20 acres (8 hectares).
• Apply at 0.5 L/ac (1.25 L/ha).

Water Volume
Ground application: 10 gal/ac (100 L/ha)
Aerial application: 2 gal/ac (20 L/ha) at 30 psi (200 kPa)

Mixing Instructions
Use a 50 mesh filter screen.

1. Fill tank with one-half of the required amount of clean water and agitate. Agitation should be running during the entire mixing procedure.
2. Add the DYVEL and agitate 2 to 3 minutes.
3. If tank-mixing with Horizon or Puma Super, add the correct amount of tank-mix partner and continue to agitate.
4. Add Score adjuvant, when tank mixing with Horizon.
5. Add the rest of the water to the spray tank and maintain sufficient agitation during mixing and spraying to ensure a uniform spray mixture.

Registered tank-mixes

* Each Everest Solupack 70 DF container contains 4 X 174 g water soluble packets. Each packet treats 10 acres.

Application tips

• Use 10 gallons of water per acre. BASF does not have enough data to support a 5 gal/acre water rate.
• DYVEL is registered for aerial application in Western Canada only.
• Do not spray if winds exceed 15 kph or if the wind is blowing towards a sensitive crop nearby, a garden or a shelterbelt.
• Do not use nozzle pressures in excess of 30 psi.
• Allow for 30 days between application of DYVEL or DYVEL + Horizon and grazing or cutting of cereal crop for hay.
• DYVEL should be applied at least 4 hours before rainfall.
• Do not spray when the temperature is expected to exceed 30ºC.

Weeds controlled

Broadleaf weeds controlled
Kochia
Group 2 resistant kochia
Burdock
Canada thistle*
Cocklebur
Corn spurry**
Cow cockle**
Flixweed
Green smartweed
Hemp-nettle**
Lady’s-thumb
Lamb’s-quarters
Mustard species
Perennial sow-thistle*
Prostrate pigweed
Ragweed species
Redroot pigweed
Russian pigweed
Russian thistle
Shepherd’s-purse
Stinkweed
Tartary buckwheat
Volunteer canola***
Volunteer sunflower
Wild buckwheat
Wild radish

Broadleaf weeds suppressed
Cleavers

* Top growth control. Weeds may not be controlled if application is made at a more advanced stage of crops and weeds.
** For best control, apply at the 2- to 3-leaf stage.
*** Includes herbicide-tolerant varieties. For best control of volunteer canola, apply prior to bolting at the 2- to 4-leaf stage.

Follow crops

• There are no restrictions the year after application.

Product specifications