Rejuvra is a restoration herbicide that features a unique mode of action for rangeland providing long-lasting control of invasive annual grass and broadleaf weed species including cheatgrass, medusahead, ventenata and red brome. Managing the soil seed bank of these invasive annual plants is now a reality.

With the help of Rejuvra (indaziflam) herbicide, it is possible to stop invasive annual grasses by preventing germination of their seeds and depleting the weed seed bank. This pre-emergent restoration tool is showing consistent control for up to four years with just one application.

• Consistent, long-term weed control: Up to four seasons of control of invasive grasses, depending on weather, grazing pressure, and other factors.
• Non-volatile and good photo stability: Does not leave the application site as a vapor and has good stability when exposed to sunlight. This allows flexibility in application timing relative to rainfall events needed to activate the herbicide.
• Releases perennial native vegetation: Perennial plants respond quickly to the additional water and nutrients that become available when invasive annual grasses are controlled.
• Resistance management: An effective tool for managing herbicide-resistant weeds.
• Reduced time and labor costs: Fewer applications are needed to control weeds.
• Flexible tankmixing: Can be tankmixed with both pre- and post-emergent herbicides.
• No grazing restrictions: For an application rate of 5 oz/acre.

• Uniform soil coverage is important
• Apply 5 oz/acre of Rejuvra herbicide at a minimum of 5 gallons per acre by air; for ground application, use spray volumes of 20-30 GPA total spray mix (apply up to 7 oz/acre on areas that are not grazed by livestock)
• For good first-year control, Rejuvra must be applied prior to germination of the target weeds
• To control weeds that have already germinated, a tank mix partner that provides post-emergence control is needed
• Rejuvra is a pre-emergent herbicide and will only provide effective control in areas covered by the target rate. Annual grass escapes will occur if coverage is uneven or if a lower effective rate is applied between spray swaths.

• Annual Bromus species including:
• Cheatgrass / downy brome (Bromus tectorum)
• Cheat (Bromus secalinus)
• Japanese brome (Bromus japonicus)
• Red brome / foxtail brome (Bromus rubens)
• Medusahead (Taeniatherum caput-medusae)
• Ventenata (Ventenata dubia)
• Feral rye* (Secale cereale)
• Jointed goatgrass (Egilops cylindrica)
• Bulbous bluegrass ((Poa bulbosa)
• Halogeton (Halogeton glomeratus)

* Suppression

Always read and follow label use directions, restrictions, and application and stewardship requirements. See the product label for the full list of weeds controlled.

State registrations for Rejuvra herbicide are pending.