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Mateno® Complete Herbicide
HerbicidesThe Complete Package has NEW registrations! Mateno Complete is now registered for use early post emergence in barley, and has even more grass and broadleaf weed control claims on the label for wheat and barley.
Mateno Complete combines three active ingredients from three modes of action, including aclonifen, a new herbicide mode of action for Australia. Mateno Complete will provide residual control with flexibility in use rate and application timings to enable outstanding performance in a range of scenarios. In wheat and barley, Mateno Complete can be used in an early post emergence (EPE) use pattern which delivers weed control across the complete soil surface profile - in the furrow, on the furrow shoulder and in the inter-row. Mateno Complete can also be used in an IBS (incorporated by sowing) use pattern in both wheat and barley.
Product Details
| Active Ingredients | Chemical Group | Formulation Type | Pack sizes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aclonifen 400 g/L | 32 | Suspension concentrate (SC) | 10 L, 100 L, 1000 L |
| Pyroxasulfone 100 g/L | 15 | ||
| Diflufenican 66 g/L | 12 |
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Crop Suitability
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Crop Suitability
| Application/Crop | Usage/Problem/Target | Stage |
|---|---|---|
| Barley | Annual ryegrass | IBS |
| Barley | Annual ryegrass | EPE (less than 100 plants/m2 following an effective pre-emergent annual ryegrass herbicide) |
| Barley | Barley grass | IBS |
| Barley | Indian Hedge Mustard | IBS (suppression only) |
| Barley | Indian Hedge Mustard | EPE |
| Barley | Lesser loosestrife | EPE (suppression only) |
| Barley | Mouse-ear chickweed | EPE |
| Barley | Prickly lettuce | EPE |
| Barley | Silver grass | IBS or EPE |
| Barley | Stonecrop | IBS (suppression only) |
| Barley | Stonecrop | EPE |
| Barley | Toad rush | IBS or EPE |
| Barley | Volunteer canola | EPE (suppression only) |
| Barley | Wireweed | EPE (suppression only) |
| Wheat (not durum wheat) | Annual ryegrass | IBS |
| Wheat (not durum wheat) | Annual ryegrass | EPE (following an effective pre-emergent annual ryegrass herbicide) |
| Wheat (not durum wheat) | Annual ryegrass | EPE (when applied alone, suppression only) |
| Wheat (not durum wheat) | Barley grass | IBS |
| Wheat (not durum wheat) | Barley grass | EPE (suppression only) |
| Wheat (not durum wheat) | Indian hedge mustard | IBS (suppression only) |
| Wheat (not durum wheat) | Indian hedge mustard | EPE |
| Wheat (not durum wheat) | Volunteer canola | EPE |
| Wheat (not durum wheat) | Deadnettle | EPE |
| Wheat (not durum wheat) | Denseflower fumitory | IBS (suppression only) |
| Wheat (not durum wheat) | Denseflower fumitory | EPE |
| Wheat (not durum wheat) | Mouse-ear chickweed | EPE |
| Wheat (not durum wheat) | Stonecrop | IBS (suppression only) |
| Wheat (not durum wheat) | Stonecrop | EPE |
| Wheat (not durum wheat) | Lesser loosestrife | EPE (suppression only) |
| Wheat (not durum wheat) | Wireweed | EPE (suppression only) |
| Wheat (not durum wheat) | Common sowthistle | EPE |
| Wheat (not durum wheat) | Silver grass | IBS or EPE |
| Wheat (not durum wheat) | Toad rush | IBS or EPE |
| Wheat (not durum wheat) | Annual phalaris/paradoxa grass | IBS |
| Wheat (not durum wheat) | Paradoxa grass | IBS |
| Wheat (not durum wheat) | Great brome | IBS (suppression only) |
| Wheat (not durum wheat) | Wild oats | IBS (suppression only) |
| Wheat (not durum wheat) | Capeweed | IBS (suppression only) |
| Wheat (not durum wheat) | Capeweed | EPE |
| Wheat (not durum wheat) | Wild radish | EPE |
| Wheat (not durum wheat) | Doublegee/spiny emex | EPE (when applied alone, suppression only) |
| Wheat (not durum wheat) | Doublegee/spiny emex | EPE (when applied with metsulfuron-methyl + BS1000) |
| Wheat (not durum wheat) | Prickly lettuce | EPE |
Performance
FAQs
Why has Bayer developed Mateno Complete?
Bayer has developed Mateno Complete Herbicide to provide a new tool to deliver class leading levels of residual grass weed control and broad-spectrum broadleaf weed control. Mateno Complete has the flexibility to be used IBS (incorporated by sowing) or EPE (Early post emergent) in wheat and barley and the ability to be used with knife point press wheel or disc seeding systems (wheat only).
What are the active ingredients in Mateno Complete?
Mateno Complete contains three active ingredients; aclonifen, pyroxasulfone and diflufenican. Aclonifen is a new active ingredient in the Australian market.
Which Herbicide Mode of Action (MOA) Groups do the active ingredients in Mateno Complete belong to?
The active ingredients in Mateno Complete are from three different Herbicide MOA groups; aclonifen (Group 32), pyroxasulfone (Group 15, formerly Group K), and diflufenican (Group 12, formerly Group F).
What mode of action does aclonifen have?
Aclonifen has been classified as an SPS inhibitor. Currently it is the only active ingredient globally that is classified as a Group 32 herbicide.
What does aclonifen bring to Mateno Complete?
Aclonifen is a herbicide that has activity on both grass weeds and broadleaf weeds and works best when in combination with other herbicides due to its synergistic properties.
What does herbicide synergy mean?
Herbicide synergy is the outcome of an interaction between two or more active ingredients that results in a combined level of performance which is greater than the expected outcome from the combination of the (known) performance of the individual active ingredients.
You’ve called aclonifen a synergist? What does that mean for Mateno Complete?
Synergy is complex and often involves two or more modes of action. Globally aclonifen has been recognized as a synergist in combination with certain other herbicides. Aclonifen has patented synergy in combination with pyroxasulfone and diflufenican, the three active ingredients that make up Mateno Complete. This means that when formulated together in Mateno Complete, these three active ingredients deliver a combined performance far higher than would be expected from the known performance of the individual active ingredients.
In which crops can I use Mateno Complete?
Mateno Complete is registered for use in both wheat and barley.
Can I use Mateno Complete at different application timings?
Mateno Complete can be used at either the IBS (Incorporated By Sowing) timing or the EPE (Early Post Emergence) timing in wheat or barley.
At what crop stage do I apply Mateno Complete when I use it EPE (Early Post Emergence) in wheat?
Mateno Complete is active on weeds via both root and shoot uptake with the best results delivered when weeds are small (up to 2, 3 or 4 leaf, depending on the weed species) and good coverage of the weeds and soil is possible (to control current and future weed germinations). Mateno Complete can be applied in wheat from the 1 true leaf stage (Z11) in wheat or from the 3 leaf stage (Z13) in barley. The latest possible timing that Mateno Complete can be used is at crop growth stage Z23.
What are the application rates for Mateno Complete?
Mateno Complete has a flexible rate range of 750 mL/ha to 1 L/ha when used in wheat at either IBS or EPE application timing. . Under scenarios of high weed pressure, the higher rate should always be used in wheat with consideration of a suitable a tank mixture partner when using the 750 mL/ha rate. When used in barley at the IBS or EPE timing, the application rate is 750 mL/ha.
Can I use Mateno Complete at the EPE timing following Sakura applied IBS?
No. Mateno Complete should not be used in conjunction with or following the use of Sakura® herbicide, due to herbicide rotation guidelines, as well as potential crop safety, residue and recropping interval impacts.
Is Mateno Complete compatible with other post-emergent products?
Bayer has conducted a comprehensive range of compatibility trials with common pre-emergent and post-emergent herbicides, fungicides and insecticides. For more detail refer to the Product Label or Mixing Guide available on the Mateno Complete webpage. The use of higher water rates (≥80 L/ha) can aid compatibility. The use of coarse inline filters (i.e. 50 mesh) can improve performance in sprayers.
Can I mix Mateno Complete with other crop protection products for use EPE in barley?
It is not recommended to mix Mateno Complete with other crop protection products when used EPE in barley. Consult Bayer Crop Science for further information.
Can I use Mateno Complete IBS with a disc seeding system?
Mateno Complete has a good fit for use in disc-seeding systems in wheat. Trials have shown comparable safety to existing pre-emergence herbicides currently registered or recommended for use with disc seeding systems in wheat. The product label outlines important guidelines for maximizing crop safety in disc-seeding scenarios. Mateno Complete should not be used in combination with a disc seeding system in barley.
Are there rotational crop restrictions with Mateno Complete?
Plant back restrictions are largely dictated by the pyroxasulfone component of the co-formulation, please see the label for full details.
