Your cattle are your legacy, and their health starts with quality forage. TruRange® herbicide helps to control the weed and brush species that rob your herd of the nutrients they need — and the advantages just keep adding up. With healthier pastures comes better grazing, improved weight gain, and a stronger herd. Take back your pastures so you can get back raising the best cattle possible.
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Herbicide
TruRange™ provides extended control of over 70 weed and...
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For control of broadleaf weeds and small brush, the labelled rate is 68 g/acre (167 g/ha). This rate provides control of 44 different weeds including thistle, dandelion, leafy spurge, western snowberry and wild rose. One jug treats 20 acres @ 68 g/acre.
For brush control, the application rate is 135 g/acre (334 g/ha). This rate provides control of 29 different brush species including balsam poplar taller than 2.5 m, trembling aspen under 3 m, and sandbar willow above 2.5 m. One jug treats 10 acres @ 135 g/acre.
The minimum recommended water volume is 20 gal/acre or 200 L/ha for broadleaf weeds. Higher water volumes will improve speed of control and efficacy through improved coverage. Applying TruRange below the minimum labelled water volume could result in a decrease in efficacy.
Yes, it is recommended to add a non-ionic surfactant at 0.25% volume per volume (e.g., 1000 L solution X 0.25% = 2.5 L of adjuvant required) to TruRange. Options include Hasten, Intake or another non-ionic surfactant. 1% v/v for Merge Adjuvant or Crop Oil Concentrate.
TruRange results will start to be visible at two weeks, while a total change in colour can take up to 90 days.
TruRange herbicide includes both a Group 2 (Metsulfuronmethyl) and Group 4 (Aminocyclopyrachlor) as modes of action. It is quickly taken up by the leaves, stems and roots of plants, with the most noticeable symptom being a bending and twisting of stems and leaves. Other advanced symptoms include severe chlorosis, necrosis, stem thickening, growth stunting, leaf crinkling, calloused stems and leaf veins, leaf-cupping, and enlarged roots.
Aminocyclopyrachlor, an ingredient in TruRange herbicide, passes through an animal’s digestive tract and is excreted in urine and manure at levels that may cause injury to susceptible plants, but does not affect the animal.
TruRange has no grazing restrictions. Livestock can be allowed in the application area before, during and after spraying.
Do not apply manure to land used for growing susceptible crops. Livestock should not be transferred from areas treated with TruRange to areas with sensitive crops without first allowing three days of grazing on untreated areas.
TruRange is a broadleaf herbicide that has no effect on grass. The elimination of weedy competition will increase the growth of grass.
Yes, TruRange can be applied by air via fixed wing aircraft or helicopter. TruRange rates are the same as ground application, with water rates being 3–5 gal/acre (30–50 L/ha).
