As planting season is underway and summer days are fast approaching, ensure you’re prepared to successfully tackle weeds with a timely and on-target postemergence herbicide application. Achieving on-target applications with the right tank mix is critical to control tough weed pressure.

To help you prepare for postemergence applications on acres of Enlist E3® soybeans, Steve Snyder, Enlist™ field specialist, shares expert advice on achieving effective applications of Enlist™ herbicides. In the three videos below, Snyder walks through how to properly tank-mix and make on-target applications, and he demonstrates the importance of using qualified nozzles and pressure ranges to achieve optimum coverage.

Tank-mixing With Enlist^™ Herbicides

In this video, Snyder discusses the importance of following the correct tank-mix procedure and provides helpful tips for tank-mixing with Enlist herbicides.

On acres where glyphosate continues to provide effective weed control and where grass pressure is high, consider a tank mix of Enlist One^® and Durango^® DMA^® herbicides. Durango DMA herbicide is the most frequent tank-mix recommendation with Enlist One herbicide for broad-spectrum grass and broadleaf control. If Palmer amaranth, waterhemp or kochia is an issue in your fields, get the most powerful and effective broadleaf weed control with a tank mix of Enlist One and Liberty^® herbicides.

For a full list of qualified tank-mix partners for Enlist One and Enlist Duo^® herbicides, visit EnlistTankMix.com.

Achieve On-target Application

Be aware of sensitive areas and susceptible crops near your fields before you spray. Learn how to make on-target applications with this video.

With Enlist herbicides, you’ll get inherently low volatility and reduced physical drift potential to help achieve on-target application. The inherent near-zero volatility of 2,4-D choline in Enlist herbicides provides effective weed control with better on-target results than traditional 2,4-D products. Enlist herbicides are formulated with Colex-D^® technology, which reduces physical drift potential and gives you the confidence to apply.

Nozzle Selection

Watch this video as Snyder demonstrates qualified nozzles and pressure ranges to achieve optimum coverage. Find out which nozzles you should be using with applications of Enlist herbicides. A full list of qualified nozzles is available for both Enlist Duo and Enlist One herbicides.

To learn more ins and outs of the Enlist weed control system, Corteva Agriscience offers a virtual tour of the Enlist tech centers. This 11-part virtual tech center tour explains everything from basics of the system to on-target application. For more information on applications of Enlist herbicides, visit Enlist.com. You can also follow us on Twitter for the latest information at @EnlistOnline.

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