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mn | Has anyone ever done any side by sides with the 2 different formulations. I know that the Syngenta propaganda will tell you that the s isomer is more effective and you can use 1/3 less product and get the same results. I am wondering if anyone has done any testing or if there is any independent data to prove or disprove this theory. Is this true or is this just another Syngenta marketing ploy just like telling everyone that generic callisto was going to kill their corn. I would be curious what others have found.
Edited by Ricky1234 1/15/2021 21:36
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Metolachlor vs. S-metolachlor
