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Typical herbicide regimes for GM HT maize in South Africa Active ingredient Conventional maize Acetochlor Atrazine Total GM HT maize Acetochlor Glyphosate Total Source: Monsanto South Africa Amount (kg/ha of crop) 1.73 1.19 2.92 0.863 1.8 2.663 Typical herbicide regimes for GM HT cotton in South Africa Active ingredient Conventional cotton Option one Trifluralin Hand weeding Total Option two S Metalochlor Flumeturon Prometryn Total Option 3 Trifluralin Cyanazine Total Option 4 Trifluralin Flumeturon Prometryn Acetochlor Atrazine Total Average conventional GM HT cotton Glyphosate Source: Monsanto South Africa Amount (kg/ha of crop) 1.12 0 1.12 0.95 0.4 0.5 1.85 1.12 0.85 1.6308 0.745 0.4 0.5 0.32 0.128 2.093 1.673 1.8 Field EIQ/ha 38.06 27.25 65.31 19.0 27.54 46.54 Field EIQ/ha 21.06 0 21.06 20.9 8.13 17.0 46.03 21.06 16.83 37.89 14.01 8.13 17.0 5.86 2.93 47.93 38.23 27.54 Appendix 91
Appendix Typical herbicide regimes for canola in the US and Canada Conventional canola Ethafluralin Quizalofop Ethametsulfuron Total GM glyphosate tolerant canola Glyphosate GM glufosinate tolerant canola Glufosinate Quizalofop Total Based on NCFAP 2003 Canada Active ingredient Conventional canola Ethafluralin Quizalofop Ethametsulfuron Total GM glyphosate tolerant canola Glyphosate GM glufosinate tolerant canola Glufosinate Quizalofop Total Amount (kg/ha of crop) 1.053 0.063 0.016 1.132 1.12 0.41 0.026 0.436 Amount (kg/ha of crop) 1.06 0.053 0.016 1.129 1.15 0.44 0.026 0.466 Based on a combination of the Canola Council Weed control guide, Canola Council (2001) and NCFAP 2003 92 Active ingredient Field EIQ/ha 24.54 3.24 0.45 28.23 17.14 11.7 1.33 13.03 Field EIQ/ha 24.7 2.75 0.45 27.9 17.66 12.44 1.33 13.77
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Contents 3.6.2 China ..............
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS E
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Executive Summary and Conclusions
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1 INTRODUCTION GM Crops: The First
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3 THE FARM LEVEL ECONOMIC IMPACT OF
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3.1.3 Brazil GM HT soybeans were pr
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