is sendero herbicide restricted use

What is Sendero herbicide?

Sendero® herbicide is the new standard in mesquite control, providing a higher level of control and more consistent control. Sendero is selec Mesquite poses a serious threat across the Southwest – it crowds out desirable forages and wildlife habitat.

Is Sendero a Selec?

Sendero is selec Mesquite poses a serious threat across the Southwest – it crowds out desirable forages and wildlife habitat. Sendero® herbicide is the new standard in mesquite control, providing a higher level of control and more consistent control. Sendero is selec

How does Sendero work to control Mesquite?

Controlling mesquite with Sendero results in increased grass production and improved wildlife habitat. Sendero ® herbicide not only increases honey mesquite control but also exhibits minimal nontarget tree effects.

Is there a patent for Sendero?

Patent Pending. © 2021 Corteva. Sendero is covered by U.S. Patent No. 10,412,964 and other pending U.S. patent applications, international patents, and pending international patent applications.

Is Sendero better than remedy?

Sendero herbicide has proven to be more consistent and more efficacious than a mixture of Remedy® Ultra and Reclaim® herbicides. But even with this effective tool for mesquite control, land managers and applicators still need to make applications at the right times.

Can you mix Sendero with diesel?

It is a leaf-spray herbicide which is mixed in water. As shown in this photo, triclopyr esters (Remedy Ultra, Clear Pasture, Triclopyr 4EC, etc.) mix with diesel because they are oil-based herbicides. However, Sendero, which is not an ester-formulated herbicide will not mix with diesel.

How do you mix Sendero herbicide for Mesquite?

Mix Sendero at a concentration of 1 percent to water. To ensure the foliage is thoroughly coated, add a nonionic surfactant to the spray mix (see table). Adding a spray-marking dye is helpful to mark plants that have been sprayed.

What is Sendero herbicide used for?

Sendero may be applied post emergence as a broadcast spray by ground or aerial equipment or as a spot application to control mesquite, associated brush species, and other weeds present in the application sites listed on this label.

What is the best herbicide for mesquite?

Herbicide Mixtures A 75 to 100% rootkill of mesquite can be achieved by spraying with a mixture of triclopyr (Remedy) and clopyralid (Reclaim). Prepare the spray mix by adding triclopyr and clopyralid at concentrations of 0.5% each to water (Table 1).

What kills mesquite trees?

We recommend using a selective herbicide like Dicamba Plus 2,4-D to kill mesquite. There are two methods we suggest to treat the mesquite, either via stem spray or leaf spray. You will have to cut the tree down to the stump and then apply the Dicamba Plus 2,4-D Herbicide directly to the stem.

How do you spray a mesquite tree?

Spray the Mesquite Holding the nozzle within 1 to 2 inches of the mesquite stem, spray the mixture on the plant's stem or trunk from the ground line to a height of 12 inches. Apply the mixture to all sides of the trunk, wetting almost to the point of runoff.

Is Invora herbicide restricted in Texas?

The herbicide is federally registered for use on privately-owned, non-hayed rangeland and non-hayed perennial grasslands managed as rangeland in the states of Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas.

How do I get rid of Huisache?

When you remove the plant's top growth, make sure and make a level, smooth cut. A 15 percent remedy and 85 percent diesel solution will work well. For best results, apply the herbicide mixture to the cut surface immediately. Use 19 ounces of remedy and 109 ounces of diesel for a one gallon mixture.

How much does Sendero cost?

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Does Remedy Ultra need a surfactant?

Remedy Ultra requires a surfactant to help the herbicide stick better to weeds. Controls more than 35 brush species, plus some important broadleaf weeds.

What is clopyralid herbicide?

Clopyralid is known as a active ingredient in herbicides that kill selective weeds like clover, thistles, and other hard to kill weeds. Clopyralid belongs to the pyridine family of chemicals. It has a high persistence and stays in compost or dead plants, even up to 14 months.

What kills Huisache?

A mixture of triclopyr ester (trade names: Remedy Ultra, Clear Pasture, Triclopyr R&P and Triclopyr 4EC) and diesel fuel oil is very effective for this method. Diesel acts as a coating agent to ensure that the herbicide covers the plant and is absorbed well.

What is the active ingredient in reclaim herbicide?

Clopyralid 3.00Reclaim® Specialty HerbicideProduct Clopyralid 3.00 Value Pick ProductActive Ingredient Clopyralid, monoethanolamine salt (3 lbs/gal)Active Ingredient Clopyralid, monoethanolamine salt (3 lbs/gal)Market Avg Insufficient DataMarket Avg Insufficient Data4 more rows

How much Sendero per acre?

A recommended use rate of 28 oz. Sendero TM per acre has been approved through the Herbicide Use Committee as an official recommendation from Texas AgriLife Extension and Texas AgriLife Experiment Station. It comes with a High (56-75%) control rating and is approved for use in the NRCS EQIP brush control program. Timing for mesquite control has not changed with this new herbicide and everything that applies to the old standard of Relaim TM + Remedy Ultra TM also applies to Sendero TM . Two important points are that ONLY a broadcast application rate has been approved at this time as we are still working on rates for Individual Plant Foliar Treatment. Also, Sendero TM herbicide will NOT be used as a Basal Bark or Stem application as the product will not mix with diesel or basal bark oils.

What is the new standard for mesquite control in Texas?

Dow AgroSciences has just launched the new herbicide Sendero TM as the “new standard for mesquite control in Texas.” So where did this come from? Texas AgriLife Extension Range Specialists have been working with Dow AgroSciences since 2007 on a joint project to develop a new herbicide mix for mesquite control. The study looked at varying rates and mixes of three herbicides: clopyralid, triclopyr and aminopyralid. Fourteen different herbicide treatments were evaluated with a total of 164 aerial plots, each 10 acres in size, over the period of 2007-2011 as part of this study. All treatments were made in June-July at 4-5 gpa total spray volume and applied by either helicopter or airplane.

Is there a tank mixing requirement for mesquite herbicide?

This new herbicide has several advantages including 1) A “one jug” pre-mix herbicide for mesquite, no tank mixing of herbicides required, 2) Lower volatility with no ester formulation in the mix, both products are amine formulations, 3) The product is non-restricted use meaning you do not need a pesticide license to purchase or apply, 4) There are no livestock grazing restrictions associated with the product and 5) It appears to be very specific to mesquite, leaving desirable shrubs unharmed.