Does Doujie affect the following crop of corn?
Doujie herbicide is a water-dispersible granule containing 84% Doujie (cloransulam-methyl) for post-emergence stem and leaf application in soybean fields, developed by Dow AgroSciences of the United States, capable of effectively controlling broadleaf weeds such as wild buckwheat, Asiatic dayflower and Siberian cocklebur, and having an inhibitory effect on weeds such as creeping thistle and sowthistle. So, does Doujie affect the following crop of corn?
1. Does Doujie affect the following crop of corn?
Doujie herbicide will not affect the following crop of corn, but it can only be safely planted 10-12 months after application at the normal recommended dose
2. Precautions for using Doujie
1. After application, all spray equipment must be thoroughly cleaned to avoid phytotoxicity to other sensitive crops.
2. This product is limited to use in one-crop-per-year spring soybean fields. At the normal recommended dose, the following year's subsequent crop can be safely planted with wheat, barley, rice, corn (except sweet corn), sorghum, snap bean, peanut, potato and watermelon; two years after using this product, the subsequent crop can be planted with sensitive crops such as rapeseed, flax, sweet corn, sunflower, beet, tobacco and cruciferous vegetables; crops not indicated on this label must not be planted.
3. When using this product, wear protective clothing and gloves, etc., and avoid inhaling the spray solution. Do not eat or drink, etc. during application.
4. Avoid polluting ponds and other water bodies. Do not clean application equipment in water bodies.
5. This product conforms to the label instructions. Please use it strictly in accordance with the label instructions; otherwise, Dow AgroSciences will not bear the relevant legal liability. If you need business and technical support, please contact our company's customer service center immediately. If you want to use this product for exported agricultural products, please use it in accordance with the relevant standards of the corresponding importing country.
6. Avoid contact by pregnant women and nursing mothers.
Doujie has a short half-life when used for weed control in soybean and degrades relatively quickly, but the length of the safe interval for subsequent crops will vary and needs to be determined according to the subsequent crop variety.