DUO SYSTEM

DUO SYSTEM

A DUO System® variety is a variety naturally resistant to Stratos® Ultra. This allows for the use of an efficient graminicide.

EFFICIENT AND INNOVATIVE MAIZE WEED CONTROL  

Such is the advantage of weed control with Stratos® Ultra as well as being able to apply all registered herbicides to maizes.


THE DUO SYSTEM ASSETS

POWERFUL GRAMINICIDE

  • Eradication of perennial grasses
  • Control of annual grasses in difficult situations

SELECTIVITY IN MAIZE

  • Very good selectivity of Stratos® Ultra with regard to DUO SYSTEM varieties
  • Maximum expression of the genetic potential of the variety

FLEXIBLE AND EASY APPLICATION

  • Flexibility in the grass weed stage  
  • Flexibility in the maize stage (from 2-leaf to ”canopy” stage of maize)
  • Less dependence on climate conditions

POST-EMERGENT ALTERNATIVE TO  SULFONYLUREA GRAMINICIDES


ONLY SOLUTION FOR PERENNIAL GRASS CONTROL

JOHNSON GRASS, QUACKGRASS (bermuda grass, creeping),
FALSE OATGRASS, CREEPING BENTGRASS

Situations

  • Growth of rhizomes from one year to the next in maize monoculture
  • Late and staggered emergence of this type of weed
  • Significant harm even in moderate infestation
  • Inefficient conventional solution: technical impasse

Advantage of DUO System®

  • Weed control and eradication
  • Total expression of yield potential
  • Treatment possible over a wide stage range  (2 to 8-leaf )

EFFICACY COMPARISON ON PERENNIAL GRASSES


FOR BETTER CONTROL OF SUMMER ANNUAL GRASSES

SUMMER: PANIC, SETARIA, DIGIT

Situations

  • Most common in maize monoculture or short-term rotation 
  • Classic programmes not fully satisfactory
  • Heavy weed infestations (forming a dense mat) = yield penalised

Advantage of DUO System®

  • Full control at high pressure = shock effect on summer grasses right from the first week
  • Reduction of the seed bank of summer grasses from year to year 
  • Treatment possible over a wide stage range  (2 to 8-leaf )
  • No disruption of DUO maize growth
  • Total expression of yield potential

CONCRETE EFFICACY SITUATIONS  ON SUMMER GRASSES