The Enlist^® weed control system attacks tough weeds from multiple angles — combining different modes of action with flexible tank mix options and application sequences or a program approach with pre- and post-emergence herbicide applications. 

This gives growers better control of Palmer amaranth, waterhemp, ragweed, marestail, velvetleaf, lambsquarters and morning glory. This results in more consistent knockdown on the first pass, fewer rescue treatments, cleaner field borders near complementary crops and yield protection where it counts.

Target small, actively growing weeds (generally before they exceed 2-4 inches) up to the first white bloom. Earlier applications improve consistency and reduce the need for rescue treatments. Check with your local field agronomist on ideal timing.

Powerful weed control means your crops have less competition for nutrients, moisture and sunlight — which means cleaner acres with healthier plants and higher yield potential. The right weed control enables your plants to put more energy into what matters most: the bolls. 

Growers who choose PhytoGen cottonseed with the Enlist^® cotton trait plus Enlist^® herbicides are fortifying their fields and keeping them clean — with fewer rescue applications. And they’re seeing high yield potential.

Yes. Adding a labeled residual with your post helps extend control and reduce new flushes. Always follow the product labels and approved tank-mix lists.

Enlist^® herbicides are designed for on-target application when used as directed. Follow label guidance on wind, buffers, equipment setup and tank cleanout, especially near sensitive crops.

Use label-approved nozzles, spray within recommended wind speeds, avoid temperature inversions and maintain the required boom height and buffer zones for on-target results.

PhytoGen cottonseed with the Enlist trait lets you take control of weeds like never before with robust tolerance to 2,4-D choline and glyphosate. And because peanuts are naturally compatible, you can apply Enlist^® herbicides right up to an adjacent peanut field regardless of wind direction.