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New Herbicide Available for Western Canadian Canola Growers

Aug 18, 2016
By Library Canola
Assistant Editor, North American Content, Farms.com

Canola growers now have a new tool to help manage cleavers in their canola fields.  FMC Canada is excited to announce the registration of Command, a new herbicide for control of cleavers in canola.

Command is a Group 13 pre-emergent herbicide that will provide canola growers with residual control of cleavers and will be an integral part of an overall cleaver management program in canola.  It is an easy to use liquid formulation that can be tank-mixed with glyphosate for a one pass pre-seed application.  Command can be used with any canola herbicide system.

“This product has been a long time coming for FMC and we are excited to bring this option to Western Canada canola growers,” says David Strilchuk, Country Manager with FMC Canada.  Jeff McSymytz, Western Sales Manager, adds “cleavers can be devastating to a canola grower. We have seen what using the pre-emergent of Command can do for early weed removal and cleaver control and are thrilled to bring this technology to the field.”

About FMC Corporation

FMC Corporation is a specialty company serving agricultural, industrial, and consumer markets globally for more than a century with innovative solutions, applications and quality products. In 2014, FMC had annual sales of approximately $3.3 billion from continuing operations (excluding sales from the divested Alkali Chemicals business). The company employs approximately 6,000 people throughout the world, and operates its businesses in three segments: FMC Agricultural Solutions, FMC Health and Nutrition, and FMC Lithium.   For years in Canada, Aim, Authority Family, Command, Pounce and Rovral have been available through our partners and have helped protect many crops including pulse crops, flax, sunflowers, potatoes, sweet potatoes, cucurbits, carrots, cereals, soybeans and many others. For more information, visit www.FMCcrop.ca


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