Voraxor
Group 14
Next level pre-seed burndown and residual control of weeds in pulses.
- Voraxor® herbicide delivers enhanced pre-seed burndown with residual suppression of broadleaf weeds at higher labeled rates in peas, lentils, corn, soybeans, wheat and barley and includes the innovative new active Tirexor®.
Applicable On
Cereals
Field Corn
Lentils
Peas
Soybeans
Labels & SDS
Benefits of Voraxor
- Increased activity on most broadleaf weeds for improved burndown.
- Enhanced residual suppression, including cleavers, kochia and wild mustard.
- Includes innovative new Group 14 active ingredient Tirexor.
Performance Trials
Voraxor vs competitors, 14 to 21 days after treatment (DAT)
Raise the bar on burndown in pulses
Better broadleaf weed control.
Improved residual spectrum.
Product Info & Application Guide
Weed Management
Weed Class |
List of Weeds |
|---|---|
Broadleafs1 8-leaf (except where indicated) |
Canada fleabane Cleavers2 (4-whorl stage) Kochia2 (15 cm) Lamb’s quarters2 Narrow-leaved hawk’s beard (8 cm) Redroot pigweed2 Round-leaved mallow Shepherd’s purse3 Stinkweed2 Volunteer canola2,4 Wild buckwheat2 Wild mustard2 |
1 Voraxor applied at 19.5 to 29 ml/ac (48 to 72 ml/ha) provides rapid burndown control of all weeds listed below.
2 Apply Voraxor at a rate of 41.5 to 57 ml/ac (100 to 140 ml/ha) for suppression of secondary flushes.
3 Suppression only.
4 All types including Roundup Ready®.
Application Tips
Restricted entry interval –12 hours.
- Avoid application when heavy rain is forecast.
- Do not apply during periods of dead calm or when winds are gusty.
Pre-harvest interval
- There is no required pre-harvest interval between a pre-seed or pre-emergent application and harvest.
When to Apply
| Crops | Staging |
|---|---|
Barley Chickpeas Faba beans Field Corn Lentils Peas (dried field) Soybeans Wheat (incl. durum, spring and winter) |
pre-seed and pre-emergence |
Chemfallow |
Apply to actively growing weeds less than 15 cm in height. |
How Much to Apply
One case of Voraxor herbicide will treat 30 to 80 acres, depending on rate. One case will treat 80 acres for burndown and 30 to 40 acres for residual control.
Crops |
Rates4 |
|---|---|
Lentils |
19.5 ml/ac (48 ml/ha)5 |
Field corn and soybeans |
19.5 – 40.5 ml/ac (48 – 100 ml/ha)6 |
Faba beans, chickpeas, wheat (incl. durum, spring and winter), peas and barley |
19.5 – 58 ml/ac (48 – 144 ml/ha) |
Chemfallow |
19.5 – 29 ml/ac (48 – 72 ml/ha) |
4 All types including Roundup Ready®.
5 Rate restrictions apply. Do not use rate higher than 19.5 ml/ac (48 ml/ha) or injury could result.
6 Rate restrictions apply. Do not use higher than 40.5 ml/ac (100 ml/ha) or injury could result.
All applications
Merge adjuvant |
200 – 400 ml/ac (0.5 – 1 L/ha) |
Water volume
Ground application only |
20 – 40 L/ha (5 to 10 gal/ac) |
Mixing order
- Thoroughly clean the sprayer prior to use by flushing the system with water containing detergent. Refer to previously applied product labels for specific cleaning instructions.
- Fill the clean spray tank 1/2 full with clean water. Start the agitation system. Agitation should be running during the entire mixing procedure.
- Add the correct amount of Voraxor and continue to agitate until thoroughly mixed.
- Prior to adding glyphosate, add the correct amount of herbicide tank mix partner if required.
- Add in glyphosate.
- Add the correct amount of Merge adjuvant.
- Continue agitation while filling the remainder of the tank with water necessary to fill the spray tank.
- Maintain continuous and constant agitation throughout application until spraying is complete. After any break in spraying, agitate thoroughly before spraying again.
- Thoroughly clean the sprayer after use by flushing the system with clean water and detergent.
Tank Mixes
Herbicide for all crops |
Glyphosate |
Herbicide for lentils, field corn, soybeans and peas (dried field), chickpeas and faba beans |
Zidua® SC herbicide |
Follow Crops
3 months after application7
Winter wheat
Plant back crops8
Barley, dry field peas, lentils, field corn, soybean, wheat (spring, winter, durum)
Following season7
Barley, canola, dry common beans, dry field peas, flax, field corn, lentils, mustard, soybean, wheat (spring, durum)
7 Following a spring application of Voraxor.
8 To be planted in the same season in case of crop failure. Rate restrictions apply. Lentils, field corn and soybeans can only be grown as plant back crops provided that a maximum product rate of 19.5 ml/ac (48 ml/ha) for lentils and 40.5 ml/ac (100 ml/ha) for field corn and soybeans was applied in the previous crop. A second application of Voraxor cannot be made in the rescue crop. Crops can also be planted in the next season following chemfallow treatment applied after August 1.
Contact your local BASF AgSolutions® Grower or Retail Representative or call AgSolutions Customer Care at 1-877-371-BASF (2273) for additional information.