Sinbar Labeled for Use on Young,
Non-Bearing Fruit Trees
Sinbar Labeled for Use on Young,
Non-Bearing Fruit Trees
Sinbar (DuPont Corporation) recently received
label approval for preemergence weed control in
newly planted and young, non-bearing apple, pear,
peach, plum, apricot and cherry trees.
For newly planted trees, Sinbar should be applied
at the rate of 0.5 to 1 lb. per acre by ground application.
One to two applications can be used per season
up to a maximum of one pound per acre. The first application
should not be made until a significant rainfall
or adequate irrigation has been applied to settle the
soil around the base of the trees.
Following the planting year, Sinbar should be applied
to young, non-bearing
fruit trees at the rate of 0.5 to 1
lb. per acre by ground application.
One to two applications
may be applied per season up
to a maximum of one pound
per acre. Consider using 0.5
lb. in spring followed by a second
0.5 lb. when activity fromthe first application is declining. Sinbar should not be
used on soils coarser than sandy loams with less than
2 percent organic matter.
Tank mix Sinbar with glyphosate or gramoxone
for control of emerged grasses and weeds. |
Institute
of Agriculture
