Rely® 280 Herbicide

Rely® 280 herbicide is a smarter alternative to glyphosate. This chemistry delivers rapid control of broadleaf weeds and grasses, including those resistant to glyphosate and multiple herbicide classes.

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    Benefits of Rely® 280 Herbicide

    • Offers cost-effective control of the toughest broadleaf weeds and grasses, including those that show resistance to other leading herbicides.
    • Provides unsurpassed crop safety.
    • With a unique mode of action, Rely 280 delivers fast, consistent nonselective control of many tough weeds, including triazine-, ALS- and glyphosate-resistant weeds.
    • The liquid formulation of Rely 280 is easy-to-use and offers lower use rates, with fewer containers to handle, rinse and dispose.
    • Can be tankmixed with most other crop protection products.

    How Rely® 280 Herbicide Works
    Rely 280 herbicide is a cost-effective option that controls difficult-to-manage weeds while providing unsurpassed crop safety. Rely 280 uses a unique mode of action compared to other commonly used herbicides, making it ideally suited for weed resistance management programs and provides the means to rotate nonselective modes of action. What's more, Rely 280 is a non-restricted chemistry, making it easier to handle and apply, without any special equipment, permits or posting required.

     

    Rely 280 is labeled for several crop and non-crop uses, including apples, tree nuts, grapes, bushberries and other berries, fallow fields and farmsteads, and as a potato vine desiccant.

    Rely 280 Tree Nuts

    Product Information
    Rely® 280 herbicide is a post-emergent burndown herbicide that provides rapid control of annual grasses and broadleaf weeds. The Rely 280 herbicide formulation enables rapid burndown weed protection that includes a surfactant for faster, more effective control of resistant and problematic weeds.

     

    Rely 280 is non-translocating, has low volatilization and can be applied as a broadcast, banded or spot treatment. With low use rates and a unique mode of action, the herbicide is an ideal component in an effective integrated weed management program.

     

    Key Benefits

    • Delivers rapid, nonselective control of broadleaf and grass weeds, including those resistant to glyphosate-, ALS- and triazine-based herbicides.
    • Formulation offers lower use rate at a better value than ever before.
    • Provides excellent means for growers to rotate nonselective herbicides to effectively manage weed resistance.

     

    Key Pests

    • Marestail
    • Fleabane
    • Malva

    Rely 280 Grapes

    Product Information
    Rely® 280 herbicide is a post-emergent burndown herbicide that provides rapid control of annual grasses and broadleaf weeds. The Rely 280 herbicide formulation enables rapid burndown weed protection that includes a surfactant for faster, more effective control of resistant and problematic weeds.

     

    Rely 280 is non-translocating, has low volatilization and can be applied as a broadcast, banded or spot treatment. With low use rates and a unique mode of action, the herbicide is an ideal component in an effective integrated weed management program.

     

    Key Benefits

    • Delivers rapid, nonselective control of broadleaf and grass weeds, including those resistant to glyphosate-, ALS- and triazine-based herbicides.
    • Formulation offers lower use rate at a better value than ever before.
    • Provides excellent means for growers to rotate nonselective herbicides to effectively manage weed resistance.

     

    Key Pests

    • Marestail
    • Clover
    • Fleabane
    • Malva

    Rely 280 Potatoes

    Product Information
    For higher potato yields and more sacks per acre, consider Rely® 280 herbicide. In-field results show Rely 280 is a simple, proven and economical way to gain higher yields across a wide range of varieties and geographies. It offers an unbeatable combination of benefits and economic value, making it an excellent return on your investment.

     

    Key Benefits

    • Promotes tuber bulking for more yield from every acre, regardless of variety.
    • Delivers excellent potato vine desiccation.
    • Provides an excellent and consistent return on your investment.
    • Easy-to-use formulation offers lower use rates at a better value than ever.

    Key Pests

    The list of pests controlled by this product are from the Environmental Protection Agency approved Federal Label. Please click on 'Labels / MSDS' in the left hand navigation for special or state labeled pests. Always read and follow label instructions.

     

    A
    Alfalfa, Amaranth (Palmer), Ammannia (Purple), Anoda (Spurred), Arrowhead (California), Artichoke (Jerusalem), Aster (White Heath)

     

    B
    Barley (Volunteer), Barnyardgrass, Bedstraw (Catchweed), Beggarweed (Florida), Bermudagrass, Bindweed (Field), Bindweed (Hedge), Bluegrass (Annual), Bluegrass (Kentucky), Bluegrass (Rough), Blueweed (Texas), Brome (Downy), Brome (Ripgut), Brome (Smooth), Bromegrass (Volunteer), Buckwheat (Wild), Buffalobur, Bulrush, Burclover (California), Burcucumber, Burdock, Bursage (Woollyleaf)

     

    C
    Canarygrass, Carpetweed, Chess (Soft), Chickweed (Common), Chickweed (Mouseear), Cleavers, Clover (Alsike), Clover (Red), Clover (White), Cocklebur (Common), Copperleaf (Hophornbeam), Copperleaf (Virginia), Corn (Volunteer), Cotton (Volunteer), Crabgrass (Large), Crabgrass (Smooth), Croton (Tropic), Croton (Woolly), Cudweed, Cupgrass (Woolly)

     

    D
    Dallisgrass, Dandelion, Devilsclaw, Dock (Curly), Dock (Smooth), Dodder, Dogbane (Hemp) 

     

    E
    Eclipta, Evening Primrose (Cutleaf)

     

    F
    Fescue, Fiddleneck, Filaree, Filaree (Redstem), Fleabane (Annual), Foxtail (Bristly), Foxtail (Giant), Foxtail (Green), Foxtail (Robust Purple), Foxtail (Yellow)

     

    G
    Galinsoga (Hairy), Galinsoga (Small-Flowered), Geranium (Cutleaf), Goldenrod (Gray), Goosefoot, Goosegrass, Gromwell (Field), Ground Cherry (Cutleaf), Groundsel (Common), Guineagrass

     

    H
    Hempnettle, Henbit, Horsenettle (Carolina), Horsetail

     

    I
    Ivy (Poison)

     

    J
    Java Bean, Jimsonweed, Johnsongrass (Rhizome), Johnsongrass (Seedling), Junglerice

     

    K
    Knotweed, Kochia

     

    L
    Ladysthumb, Lambsquarters (Common), Lettuce (Miners), Lettuce (Prickly), Lovegrass

     

    M
    Mallow (Common), Mallow (Little), Mallow (Venice), Malva, Manna Grass, Marestail, Marshelder (Annual), Mayweed, Medic (Black), Melon (Smell), Milkweed (Common), Milkweed (Honeyvine), Millet (Volunteer Proso), Millet (Wild Proso), Morningglory (Entireleaf), Morningglory (Ivyleaf), Morningglory (Pitted), Morningglory (Sharppod), Morningglory (Smallflower), Morningglory (Tall), Mugwort, Muhly (Wirestem), Mullein (Common), Mullein (Turkey), Mustard (Tansy), Mustard (Wild)

     

    N
    Nettle, Nightshade (Black), Nightshade (Eastern Black), Nightshade (Hairy), Nightshade (Silverleaf), Nutsedge (Purple), Nutsedge (Yellow)

     

    O
    Oak (Poison), Oat (Wild), Onion (Wild), Orchardgrass

     

    P
    Panicum (Fall), Panicum (Texas), Paragrass, Pennycress, Pigweed (Prostrate), Pigweed (Redroot), Pigweed (Smooth), Pigweed (Spiny), Pigweed (Tumble), Pineapple Weed, Plantain, Poinsettia (Wild), Pokeweed, Puncturevine, Purslane (Common), Pusley (Florida)

     

    Q
    Quackgrass

     

    R
    Radish (Wild) Ragweed (Common), Ragweed (Giant), Redmaid, Rice (Red), Rice (Volunteer), Rocket (London), Rocket (Yellow), Rose (Wild), Rubus, Rush (Toad), Ryegrass (Annual)

     

    S
    Sandbur (Field), Senna (Coffee), Sesbania (Hemp), Shattercane, Shepherdspurse, Sicklepod, Sida (Alkali), Sida (Prickly), Signalgrass (Broadleaf), Smartweed (Pennsylvania), Sorghum (Volunteer), Soybean (Volunteer), Sprangletop, Spurge (Leafy), Spurge (Prostrate), Spurge (Spotted), Starbur (Bristly), Stinkgrass, Stinkweed, Sunflower (Common), Sunflower (Prairie), Sunflower (Volunteer), Swinecress

     

    T
    Thistle (Annual Sow), Thistle (Bull), Thistle (Canada), Thistle (Musk), Thistle (Perennial Sow), Thistle (Russian), Thistle (Yellow Star), Thornapple (Chinese), Timothy, Torpedograss, Turnip (Wild)

     

    V
    Vasey Grass, Velvetleaf, Vervain, Vetch

     

    W
    Waterhemp (Common), Waterhemp (Tall), Wheat (Volunteer), Willowherb (Panicle), Windgrass, Witchgrass, Woodsorrel, Wormwood (Biennial)

     

    Y
    Yarrow (Common)

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