[Rice Burndown Step 1] Add your preferred group 9 or group 22 burndown essentials

Glyphosate and Paraquat both provide grass and broadleaf burndown activity.

[Rice Burndown Step 2] Add 1 or more additional burndown herbicides depending on your weed control needs.

Clomazone provides extra burndown of broadleaf and grass weeds, with residual control. Saflufenacil and 2,4-D Amine provide supplemental broadleaf burndown. Halosulfuron provides burndown against select broadleaf weeds. Clethodim provides burndown of grass weeds, but rice cannot be planted until 30 days after application.

[Rice Burndown Step 3] Add an adjuvant(s) to optimize your herbicide performance

Adjuvants benefit: 1) mix compatibility, 2) application coverage 3) pesticide performance Some adjuvants address 1 or more of these areas. "Even" products = water conditioners "Fit-2G" = compatibility agent "FieldGrip" products = drift and volatility reduction "IN-Zorb" = nonionic surfactants "IN-Plant" = crop oils "IN-Cert" = methylated seed oils "Tether" = multifunctional adjuvants

[Rice Pre-Plant Step 1] Add your preferred group 9, group 4, and group 22 essentials

Glyphosate and/or Paraquat provides grass and broadleaf burndown, while 2,4-D Amine provides additional broadleaf burndown.

[Rice Pre-Plant Step 2] Add 1 or more additional burndown herbicides depending on your weed control needs.

Clomazone provides extra burndown of broadleaf and grass weeds, with residual control. Saflufenacil provides supplemental broadleaf burndown. Flumioxazin provides supplemental broadleaf burndown and residual activity. Clethodim provides burndown of grass weeds. Both Flumioxazin and Clethodim require a 30 day interval after use before planting rice.

[Rice Pre-Plant Step 3] Add an adjuvant(s) to optimize your herbicide performance

Adjuvants benefit: 1) mix compatibility, 2) application coverage 3) pesticide performance Some adjuvants address 1 or more of these areas. "Even" products = water conditioners "Fit-2G" = compatibility agent "FieldGrip" products = drift and volatility reduction "IN-Zorb" = nonionic surfactants "IN-Plant" = crop oils "IN-Cert" = methylated seed oils "Tether" = multifunctional adjuvants

[Rice Pre-Emerge Step 1] Add 1 or more of your preferred residual herbicides.

Clomazone, Pendimethalin, and Thiobencarb provide residual grass control, and some broadleaf control. Quinclorac and Halosulfuron also help control certain broadleaf and grass weeds.

[Rice Pre-Emerge Step 2] Add an adjuvant(s) to optimize your herbicide performance

Adjuvants benefit: 1) mix compatibility, 2) application coverage 3) pesticide performance Some adjuvants address 1 or more of these areas. "Even" products = water conditioners "Fit-2G" = compatibility agent "FieldGrip" products = drift and volatility reduction "IN-Zorb" = nonionic surfactants "IN-Plant" = crop oils "IN-Cert" = methylated seed oils "Tether" = multifunctional adjuvants

[Rice Post-Emerge Step 1] Start with your group 5 and group 8 essential herbicides

Propanil provides burndown activity of many grass weeds and some broadleaf weeds. Thiobencarb provides residual control of many grass weeds and some broadleaf weeds. Premixes of these two chemistries are also available.

[Rice Post-Emerge Step 2] Add 1 or more additional burndown herbicides depending on your weed spectrum.

Saflufenacil and Carfentrazone provide additional broadleaf burndown. Acifluorfen provides broadleaf burndown and some grass weed suppression.

[Rice Post-Emerge Step 3] Add 1 or more residual herbicides for extended weed control.

Clomazone, Quinclorac, and Halosulfuron al provide residual control of select grass and broadleaf weeds, along with some burndown activity too.

[Rice Post-Emerge Step 4] Add your stress mitigating biostimulants and/or foliar feed products (optional)

Plant-derived peptides in both Atarrus and Nourish products improve photosynthesis and help your crop mitigate abiotic and biotic stress. Micronutrients in the Nourish series help minimize deficiencies and provide essential nutrition to crops in grain fill stages. MegaGro L provides two plant hormones to trigger enhanced root and shoot growth.

[Rice Post-Emerge Step 5] Add an adjuvant(s) to optimize your herbicide performance

Adjuvants benefit: 1) mix compatibility, 2) application coverage 3) pesticide performance Some adjuvants address 1 or more of these areas. "Even" products = water conditioners "Fit-2G" = compatibility agent "FieldGrip" products = drift and volatility reduction "IN-Zorb" = nonionic surfactants "IN-Plant" = crop oils "IN-Cert" = methylated seed oils "Tether" = multifunctional adjuvants

[Rice Fungicide Step 1] Identify the rice disease you are targeting and select an effective chemistry

FBN suggests these chemistries for the following diseases:

[Rice Fungicide Step 2] Add adjuvant(s) to optimize your pesticide performance, and foliar feed to maintain crop health.

Adjuvants help fungicides spread and/or penetrate plant surfaces to help the active ingredient contact fungal pathogens on the plant, and protect from future infections. Foliar feed products can help provide stress mitigation and micronutrients for optimum plant health and grain set.

[Rice Insecticide Step 1] Identify the rice pest you are targeting and select an effective chemistry

FBN suggests these chemistries for the following insect pests:

[Rice Insecticide Step 2] Add adjuvant(s) to optimize your pesticide performance, and foliar feed to maintain crop health.

Adjuvants help fungicides spread and/or penetrate plant surfaces to help the active ingredient contact fungal pathogens on the plant, and protect from future infections. Foliar feed products can help provide stress mitigation and micronutrients for optimum plant health and grain set.

[Rice Pre-Harvest Step 1] Add your preferred harvest aid chemistry

Both Carfentrazone and Sodium Chlorate provide pre-harvest desiccation of rice and weeds to improve harvestability.

[Rice Pre-Harvest Step 2] Add an adjuvant(s) to optimize your herbicide performance

Pre-Harvest adjuvants should include a surfactant to improve coverage.