For post-emergence weed control in No-Till Corn BAN VGt Hsttdde A Much-Needed 'Success” Ingredient... One of the major obstacles to successful No-Till corn production... tough, resistant, late-emerging broadleaf vegetation... can be overcome with Banvel herbicide. Banvel® (dicamba) is a translocating herbicide. It is absorbed by broadleafs through roots, stems and leaves. It circulates throughout the plant, destroying growing tissue as it goes. Banvel is very effective against hard-to kill perennial broadleafs as well as such weeds as Canada thistle (seedlings), morningglory, pigweed, lambsquarters, ragweed, annual clover. Tank-mixed with atrazine, Banvel * takes care of horsenettle. Combined with 2,4-D it even knocks out the super-tough velvetleaf. Banvel is not a contact, quick-knockdown herbicide. It may require several days to bring certain tough weeds down. But, because it kills from within, it does its job thoroughly. Late-germinating broadleaf weeds and volunteer vegetation from previous cropping need not lower your corn yield. Use low-cost-per-acre Banvel herbicide to control them. At your ag chem dealer’s. t j Important; Before using any pesticide, read the labeli 6ANVBI Herbicide ' fromVELSICQL VELSICOL CHEMICAL CORPORATION 341 E Ohio St, Chicago, Illinois 60611 Velsicol is a subsidiary of Northwest Industries Inc Lancaster Farming. Saturday. April 23.
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