MANA Crop Protection announces that Direx 4L herbicide will be incentivized under the 2012 Roundup Ready PLUS Weed Management Solutions platform for Delta and Southeast cotton acres.
Direx 4L, a proven performer in controlling glyphosate-resistant Palmer amaranth (pigweed) and Marestail (horseweed) is one of the most widely used diuron products within the industry. Applied as a preplant, pre-emerge or post direct from six inch cotton to layby, Direx 4L provides up to three and a half weeks of residual control and is considered a gold standard for weed control reliability.
Used alone or in combination with other herbicides for season-long weed control, Direx 4L is recommended under the Roundup Ready PLUS program to combat Palmer amaranth (pigweed) and other weed species known for resistance issues specific to glyphosate.
$12 per acre incentive.
Delta and Southeast cotton growers who use Direx 4L during the upcoming season will receive a $12 per gallon incentive (up to $3 per acre, per application) when used according to Roundup Ready PLUS guidelines.
Beyond Direx 4L, MANA Crop Protection residual herbicides – Cotoran 4L and Cotton Pro will also receive the same $12 per gallon grower incentive under the Roundup Ready PLUS initiative. Cotoran is an excellent pre-emergence herbicide choice, given its broad spectrum control of grasses and broadleaves, while Cotton Pro can be used pre-emergence or post-direct to provide contact and residual control for later-germinating weeds. These products also deliver superior control of weeds known to have resistance to glyphosate including Palmer amaranth.
“With a savings of $3 per acre per application, growers who use Direx 4L, Cotoran or Cotton Pro will get even more of a return on their herbicide investment from this decision,” says Dave Downing, Herbicide Product Leader with MANA Crop Protection.
“These products are a perfect fit for high-impact weed control systems and important considerations under the Roundup Ready PLUS platform which aid growers in reducing their annual costs in the war on weeds.”






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