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Rage®

Things are about to heat up for weeds

Looking for fast, consistent postemergence control of grasses and broadleaf weeds? Don’t go it alone. With the combined power of two modes of action, Rage^® herbicide has a unique formula that really puts the burn on weeds and grasses – burning down more species and with a faster and more complete control than glyphosate, even many resistant weeds.

This dual-action product is specially designed for full-spectrum control with both systemic and contact activity. And its dual-mode of action makes Rage an ideal addition to your resistance management tool box.

Benefits

Dual mode of action for more complete control and resistance management
Controls more weeds than glyphosate
Acts fast – start seeing results in just three days
Economical with more complete control
Fewer crop and application restrictions than many other products

Rage is so tough you can actually see it working. Effects appear within just three days for faster broadleaf control compared to glyphosate. And, it’s convenient dual action makes it ideal for controlling both grasses and broadleaves for floor and middle management in permanent crops and orchards and under the hood and row-middle management in vegetables. With its dual action, Rage is an excellent addition to your resistance management program.

As safe as it is effective With fewer crop and application restrictions compared to many glyphosate and 2,4-D premixes, you can use it safely and effectively on a variety of crops, including: tree nuts, pome and stone fruits, citrus fruits, grapes, caneberries and vegetables. And Rage herbicide offers unsurpassed safety to adjacent sites and product users. When applying this product, please refer to the product label for specific use instructions.

Related Crops

Almonds

Apples

Apricot

Berries

Caneberry

Cherries

Citrus

Citrus Fruits

Crabapples

Grapes

Loquat

Mayhaw

Nectarines

Peaches

Pears

Pecans

Pistachios

Plumcot

Plums

Prunes

Quince

Tree Nuts

Walnuts

Related Pests

Broadleaf Weeds

Alligatorweed

American Lotus

Annual Sowthistle

Artichoke Thistle

Bittercress

Black Nightshade

Brackenfern

Burcucumber

Bushy Wallflower

Buttercup

California Burclover

Canada Thistle

Carpetweed

Catchweed Bedstraw

Chickweed

Common Cocklebur
Xanthium

Common Groundsel

Common Mallow

Common Mullein

Corn Spurry

Cuban Spinach

Curly Dock

Cutleaf Evening Primrose

Dandelion

Dwarfdandelion

Eastern Black Nightshade

Eastern Nightshade
Solanum americanum, Solanum nigrum, Solanum ptycanthum, Solanum saccachoides

Eclipta

Fiddleneck

Field Bindweed

Field Pennycress

Fivehook Bassia

Fleabanes

Flixweed

Giant Ragweed

Groundcherry

Hairy Fleabane

Hairy Nightshade

Hemp Dogbane

Hemp Sesbania

Henbit

Horsenettle

Horseradish

Ice Plant

Jerusalem Artichoke

Knapweed

Kochia
Kochia

Lambsquarters
Chenopodium

Lantana

Lespedeza Species

London Rocket

Maidencane

Marestail

Milkweed

Morningglory

Mouseear Chickweed

Mustards

Nightshades
Solanum americanum, Solanum nigrum, Solanum ptycanthum, Solanum saccachoides

Pennsylvania Smartweed
Polygonum

Persian Speedwell

Pigweed, Redroot
Amaranthus

Poison Hemlock

Prickly Lettuce

Prostrate Knotweed

Prostrate Pigweed

Prostrate Spurge

Purple Ammania

Purple Deadnettle

Purple Loosetrife

Purslane

Red Clover

Red Deadnettle

Redmaids Rockpurslane

Redstem Filaree

Russian Thistle

Sheperdspurse

Smallseed Falseflax

Smooth Pigweed

Spanishneedles

Spatterdock

Spurred Anoda
Anoda

Stinging Nettle

Swamp Smartweed

Texas Blueweed

Umbrella Spurry

Velvetleaf
Abutilon

Venice Mallow
Hibiscus

Volunteer Corn

Volunteer Cotton

Water Lettuce

Waterhyacinth

Waterprimrose

White Clover

Whitetip Clover

Wild Poinsettia

Wild Radish

Wild Sunflower
Helianthus

Wild Sweet Potato

Yellow Rocket

Yellow Starthistle

Grass Weeds

Bahiagrass

Barley

Barnyardgrass
Echinochloa

Bermudagrass

Bluegrass, Annual

Bluegrass, Bulbous

Bluegrass, Kentucky

Broadleaf Signalgrass

Brome

Brome, Downy

Brome, Japanese

Bromegrass

Canarygrass

Cheat

Common Tules

Cordgrass

Crabgrass
Digitaria sanguinalis, Digitaria ischaemum, Digitaria ciliaris

Cupgrass, Woolly

Dallisgrass

Fescue

Fescue, Tall

Foxtail, Carolina

Giant Cutgrass

Giant Reed

Goosegrass
Eleusine

Guineagrass

Italian Ryegrass

Itchgrass

Johnsongrass seedling
Sorghum

Jointed Goatgrass

Kikuyugrass

Napiergrass

Orchardgrass

Pampasgrass

Panicum, Willowweed

Paragrass

Perennial Ryegrass

Phragmites

Quackgrass

Sandbur, Field
Cenchrus

Shattercane
Sorghum

Sprangletop

Stinkgrass

Torpedograss

Velvetgrass

Volunteer Wheat

Wheatgrass

Wild Proso Millet

Wirestem Muhly

Witchgrass

Sedges

Purple Nutsedge

Yellow Nutsedge

Diseases

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