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Stewardship Accreditation



There are a number of aspects that must be understood and followed by Agronomists and Growers when using CLEARFIELD Production Systems. Criteria in relation to crop safety, product performance and system sustainability are required to be met.

This function allows for:

1. New Agronomists and supporting Merchandise Staff that have recently attended a CLEARFIELD Stewardship Accreditation Course to complete the Examination component and obtain their Accreditation Certificate.

2. CLEARFIELD Accredited Agronomists who have not attended an update course for at least three(3) years and wish to renew their accreditation on the lead up to expiry.

Agronomists new to the AgriCentre system are required to complete the introductory course and should register with their local
Crop Care Representative.

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On-Line CLEARFIELD Accreditation Examination



Please complete the following CLEARFIELD Accreditation Examination and then select Submit.

REGISTRATION

Name:
Company Name:
Address:
Phone Number:
Email:
Distribution Group:
Today's Date:
Location of Accreditation (Town):

EXAMINATION

Q1: What are CLEARFIELD crops?


Q2: What chemical family do CLEARFIELD herbicides belong to?


Q3: What is the mode of action of CLEARFIELD herbicides?


Q4: Name two factors that influence the foliar uptake of CLEARFIELD herbicides.

1.

2.


Q5: Name two factors that influence the root uptake of CLEARFIELD herbicides.

1.

2.


Q6: Why are some plants naturally more tolerant to CLEARFIELD herbicides than others?


Q7: How are CLEARFIELD herbicides broken down in the soil?


Q8: Can you apply foliar fungicides with CLEARFIELD herbicides?


Q9: Name two factors that influence the breakdown of CLEARFIELD herbicides in the soil.

1.

2.


Q10: Identify two management actions required to minimise the risk of outcrossing of CLEARFIELD Canola to related species.

1.

2.


Q11: Can Midas damage CLEARFIELD wheat? What can influence this?


Q12: Name the CLEARFIELD Wheat Varieties that will be available for sale in the 2010 crop season.


Q13: Name the four key sustainability topics covered within the obligatory component of BMP.

1.

2.

3.

4.


Q14: List the three stewardship steps that the agronomist is required to carry out during the life of a CLEARFIELD Crop?

1.

2.

3.


Q15: What is the main benefit to growers of CLEARFIELD canola compared to TT canola?


Q16: What growth stage should Intervix be applied to a CLEARFIELD canola crop?


Q17: There is a high density of capeweed in a paddock of CLEARFIELD Canola. What would be your recommendation in this situation?


Q18: What benefits can CLEARFIELD wheat provide to growers in your area?


Q19: Complete the following sentences where Intervix is used at 600 mL/ha in CLEARFIELD Canola and it is planned to grow wheat in the following season.

1. Apply the Intervix herbicide no later than the end of
(month)
2. Paddock must receive
mm
of rainfall between application of the Intervix herbicide and the sowing of the following crop.

Q20: Complete the sentence.

Following application, MIDAS® herbicide is rainfast after
hours.

Q21: Identify two reasons why good paddock records are required when using the CLEARFIELD Production System for Wheat or Canola.

1.

2.


Q22: What is the boom spray clean out procedure following the use of MIDAS herbicide.


Q23: Are Integrated Weed Management plans required on a paddock-by-paddock basis when the CLEARFIELD Production System is grown?

YES
NO
If ‘Yes’, please explain why this is so.

Q24: Complete the sentence.

“Apply no more than
Group B herbicides
in any
year period on the same paddock”.

Q25: Can Atrazine be used to control weeds in canola varieties with the CLEARFIELD technology?

YES
NO
REASON(S)

Q26: MIDAS and INTERVIX herbicides must be applied with an adjuvant. Name the two adjuvants that may be used and their use rate.

1.
Use Rate:
2.
Use Rate:

Q27: Can a CLEARFIELD Wheat grower test the herbicide tolerance of their saved seed?


Q28: Name three of the key grass weeds controlled by Midas Herbicide.

1.

2.

3.


Q29: Under the CLEARFIELD agency agreement can an AgriCentre® sell Intervix or Midas at a price other than the retail price?


Q30: What is a GRA and when should it be completed on line?


Q31: What information must be provided on the Monthly Sales Report?


Q32: If an AgriCentre sells Intervix in May and July but makes no sales in June – is a monthly sales report required to be completed in June?

YES
NO

Q33: To transfer Midas herbicide to another AgriCentre what steps must be taken?


Q34: Under what circumstances can Midas or Intervix be transferred to a NON–AgriCentre?


Q35: The season after a crop of CLEARFIELD Canola where the grower used 300mL/ha of Intervix, can the grower sow wheat or barley, if they only received 170mm of rain from the time of application of the Intervix until the time of sowing?

YES
NO

Q36: A grower has the following paddock history in three paddocks on their farm. Which paddocks do you advise the grower that they are able to grow a CLEARFIELD crop in?

Paddock A
YES
NO
CLEARFIELD Crop
Wheat
Canola
Paddock B
YES
NO
CLEARFIELD Crop
Wheat
Canola
Paddock C
YES
NO
CLEARFIELD Crop
Wheat
Canola

Paddock A
2007
2008
2009
Crop
Wheat
Field Peas
Barley
Herbicide
Triflur X Paragon
Spinnaker
Triflur X

Paddock B
2007
2008
2009
Crop
Pasture
Pasture
CL Canola
Herbicide
MCPA
Roundup
Aramo

Paddock C
2007
2008
2009
Crop
Field Peas
Lupins
Wheat
Herbicide
Spinnaker
Sniper
Logran

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