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PerfectMatch®
Herbicide
Group
2
4
A simpler way to protect your spring wheat fields
Simplify weed management with a product that offers broad-spectrum control in one straightforward solution. PerfectMatch® herbicide offers the trusted broadleaf weed control of WideMatch® herbicide — plus control of key grass species. With two modes of action, PerfectMatch provides powerful postemergence weed control and battles herbicide resistance in spring wheat and durum fields. Rated a preferred herbicide among growers, PerfectMatch is the simple solution in the fight against herbicide resistance.*
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- Controlled weeds
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Benefits
Controlled weeds
This product delivers effective weed control against the following:
- Alfalfa
- Barley
- Barnyard Grass
- Brome
- Buckwheat
- Canola
- Cheat
- Dandelion
- Darnel
- Foxtail
- Kochia
- Lamb's-quarters
- Lettuce
- Mallow
- Mustard
- Oat
- Pigweed
- Ryegrass
- Sunflower
- Thistle
State registrations
- Registered
- Unregistered
Videos
Simplify Weed Control
Growers and retailers explain how PerfectMatch® herbicide simplified weed control in wheat. Products mentioned in this video may not be available in all areas. Please check with local regulatory authorities to determine if a product is registered for
Simplify Weed Control
Growers and retailers explain how PerfectMatch® herbicide simplified weed control in wheat. Products mentioned in this video may not be available in all areas. Please check with local regulatory authorities to determine if a product is registered for
Proof of Performance
North Dakota wheat grower and agronomist shares how PerfectMatch® herbicide performed in the field. Products mentioned in this video may not be available in all areas. Please check with local regulatory authorities to determine if a product is regi
Proof of Performance
North Dakota wheat grower and agronomist shares how PerfectMatch® herbicide performed in the field. Products mentioned in this video may not be available in all areas. Please check with local regulatory authorities to determine if a product is regi
Best in Class Control
Retailers saw PerfectMatch® herbicide outperform Huskie Complete herbicide in weed control. Products mentioned in this video may not be available in all areas. Please check with local regulatory authorities to determine if a product is registered for
Best in Class Control
Retailers saw PerfectMatch® herbicide outperform Huskie Complete herbicide in weed control. Products mentioned in this video may not be available in all areas. Please check with local regulatory authorities to determine if a product is registered for
A Good Thing Gets Better
North Dakota retailer Zac Christianson shares why his customers found it easy to incorporate PerfectMatch® herbicide into their weed management programs. Products mentioned in this video may not be available in all areas. Please check with local r
A Good Thing Gets Better
North Dakota retailer Zac Christianson shares why his customers found it easy to incorporate PerfectMatch® herbicide into their weed management programs. Products mentioned in this video may not be available in all areas. Please check with local r
Broad Spectrum Control with PerfectMatch®
Agronomist Dominic Longo recommends PerfectMatch® herbicide to South Dakota wheat growers who battle a wide spectrum of troublesome weeds. With the broadest weed and grass control spectrum on the market today and an easy-to-use formulation, PerfectMa
Broad Spectrum Control with PerfectMatch®
Agronomist Dominic Longo recommends PerfectMatch® herbicide to South Dakota wheat growers who battle a wide spectrum of troublesome weeds. With the broadest weed and grass control spectrum on the market today and an easy-to-use formulation, PerfectMa
Reputation Relies on Recommendations
Caleb Shepherd, South Dakota wheat grower and retailer, understands that importance of his recommendations on crop outcomes. Hear what makes him feel confident in his weed control choices. Products mentioned in this video may not be available in all
Reputation Relies on Recommendations
Caleb Shepherd, South Dakota wheat grower and retailer, understands that importance of his recommendations on crop outcomes. Hear what makes him feel confident in his weed control choices. Products mentioned in this video may not be available in all
Technical Specifications
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Active Ingredient
Clopyralid; fluroxypyr 1-methylheptyl ester; pyroxsulam
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Application Rate
Apply 1 pint per acre in spring to actively growing spring or winter wheat, including durum, and triticale from the three-leaf to jointing stage.
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Application Timing
Grass control timing: Apply at the two-leaf to two-tiller stage of growth for best results.
Broadleaf control timing: Apply before broadleaf weeds are larger than 2 inches tall or 2 inches in diameter for best results.
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Herbicide Group
Pyroxsulam is an ALS inhibitor mode of action (Group 2) herbicide. Fluroxypyr and clopyralid are growth regulator (Group 4) herbicides.
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Approved Use
For postemergence control of annual grass and broadleaf weeds plus certain perennial broadleaf weeds in spring wheat (including durum), winter wheat and triticale.
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*Rated one of the highest in overall preference, according to Stratus Ag Research’s USA 2017 and 2018 Brand Focus360 Spring Wheat Grass/Cross-Spectrum Herbicide studies.
GoldSky, OpenSky, PerfectMatch, Quelex and WideMatch are not registered for sale or use in all states. Contact your state pesticide regulatory agency to determine if a product is registered for sale or use in your state. Always read and follow label directions.