[keystone]

I have always used 1/2 rate pursuit with centurion on peas and been fairly happy, but with a bit wetter ground and who knows what is coming is Viper much safer on the peas? Have heard varying results with viper as well. Any information is appreciated.

 

[kirschenman]

I don't think it is safer. Some pretty yellow fields around sprayed with Viper too. All depends what you are trying to kill. Because you already are killing grasses with the Centurion, I don't know if the Viper would be a step up in grass control unless you have group 1 resistance. The pursuit will give you some residual while the viper will not give as much. And I don't know if Basagran is good for anything at all...

 

[bussard]

Been using pursuit last dozen Years, but only been doing the 1/4-1/3 rate,, been very happy with its control, if I have went with 1/2 rate, I would have to much carry- over, I would think

 

[agrogeek]

Ya I would never go higher than 1/3 rate, too much risk of residue, even for wheat. Viper is certainly better for resistance management and if you have kochia almost a necessity even thought its not dynamite either. Might want to decide based on what wild oat group you want to use as much as anything, crop safety between the two probably similar

 

[bussard]

Started using authority on my peas three years for kocha and Russian thistle control, it seams to work very affordable at the 50ac/jug rate

 

[bussard]

Here are a few pictures of the peas taken yesterday, very happy with weed control

 

[keystone]

Thanks,

 

[mbfarmer]

I'm pretty sure our pursuit is hurting our soybeans this year. Sprayed at 1/2 rate pre emergent and of course had too much rain since. I have used viper in dry beans and it works good too.

 

[SouthernSK]

Mbfarmer are you using the pursuit in soybeans to help control volunteer canola?