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Same pests.Different finishers.

A wrestling ring set in a prairie wheat field at dusk, floodlit from grain bins, a ring announcer raising his fist to the crowd

Main eventThe Finishers vs. The Prairie Heels

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Winner and still champion

Hard on pests.
Easy on farms.

See the cardFour bouts

The
Spring
Card

Promoter
“Golden” Gus Halloran
Venue
Your back forty, Alberta to Manitoba
Season
Seeding to swathing

Every heel on your farm has a weakness. We built a finisher for each one. Proven actives, honest prices, delivered to your yard.

10 litre jug of The Clothesline broadleaf herbicideIn this corner

Bout four · Main event

The Clotheslinevs.Kochia Kid

The finisherThe heel
Broadleaf herbicideClassBroadleaf weed
Groups 4 + 6GroupsShrugs off Group 2
2-leaf to flag leafWindowFirst up every spring
Your co-opHometownEvery headland
The clotheslineFinisherTumble and spread
Kochia Kid, a tumbleweed heel in an orange luchador maskAnd his opponent

The undercard

Wild Oat Willie, a lanky oat-stalk heel in an orange cape
No. 03Wild Oat Willie

The Body Slamvs.Wild Oat Willie

Wild oats and green foxtail, flat on the mat before they set seed.

Grass herbicide · Group 1 · 1 to 6 leaf

Jug of The Body Slam grass herbicide
Doctor White Mold, a fuzzy white heel leaning on the ropes
No. 02Doctor White Mold

The Sleeper Holdvs.Doctor White Mold

Sclerotinia goes to sleep at 20–50% bloom and stays down.

Fungicide · Groups 7 + 11 · 20–50% bloom

Jug of The Sleeper Hold fungicide
The Flea Beetle Brothers, two beetles in orange tights
No. 01The Flea Beetle Bros.

The Piledrivervs.The Flea Beetle Bros.

Both brothers into the dirt at the cotyledon stage, before the shot‑holes start.

Insecticide · Group 3A · Cotyledon · Tag team

Jug of The Piledriver insecticide
A referee's hand slapping the canvas, straw and dust flying

One
application.
Three counts.

  1. 1

    Name the heel. Walk the field, snap a photo, send it in. We'll tell you who you're up against.

  2. 2

    Pick the finisher. The right product at the right stage. One pass, on label.

  3. 3

    Pin it. The ref slaps the mat three times. Back to seeding.

“In this corner, weighing in at ten litres,
the finisher your field deserves.”

“Golden” Gus Halloran Ring announcer, The Spring Card

The four Pesticides4Farms jugs lined up on the ring canvas under a spotlight, a gold belt draped over The Clothesline

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