From labels and weed guides
Best herbicides for cutleaf groundcherry in peanut
For cutleaf groundcherry in peanut, the weed guides list 12 active-ingredient groups with every rating at least 80% control, after checking that the products are labeled for peanut.
Cutleaf Groundcherry control in peanut
Every listed product is labeled for peanut. Ratings are shown when each weed guide that rates this weed has a lower interval bound of at least 80% control for the active-ingredient group. If a guide gives a range, its lower bound must be at least 80%.
Based on 1 weed guide, 12 active-ingredient groups are rated at least 80% control for cutleaf groundcherry in peanut.
| Example product | Active ingredients | MOA group | Ratings checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| 78623 58% Technical Solution EPA 524-532; same active ingredients on 82 other branded products | glyphosate | 9 | Ms Weed Guide 2025, ms peanut pre: 9 → 90–100% control (FieldMarshal policy interval) (PDF) |
| 2,4-DB 175 EPA 19713-675-1381; same active ingredients on 10 other branded products | 2,4-db | 4 | Ms Weed Guide 2025, ms peanut post: 7 → 80–90% control (FieldMarshal policy interval) (PDF) |
| Acifin 2L EPA 82534-2-88783; same active ingredients on 9 other branded products | acifluorfen | 14 | Ms Weed Guide 2025, ms peanut post: 9 → 90–100% control (FieldMarshal policy interval) (PDF) |
| Basagran EPA 66330-413; same active ingredients on 8 other branded products | bentazon | 6 | Ms Weed Guide 2025, ms peanut post: 7 → 80–90% control (FieldMarshal policy interval) (PDF) |
| Boa EPA 83529-78; same active ingredients on 4 other branded products | lactofen | 14 | Ms Weed Guide 2025, ms peanut post: 8 → 80–90% control (FieldMarshal policy interval) (PDF) |
| Classic EPA 352-436; same active ingredients on 4 other branded products | chlorimuron | 2 | Ms Weed Guide 2025, ms peanut post: 8 → 80–90% control (FieldMarshal policy interval) (PDF) |
| Arrest CS EPA 83529-84; same active ingredients on 3 other branded products | acetochlor | 15 | Ms Weed Guide 2025, ms peanut pre: 9 → 90–100% control (FieldMarshal policy interval) (PDF); Ms Weed Guide 2025, ms peanut post: 9 → 90–100% control (FieldMarshal policy interval) (PDF) |
| Cadre EPA 241-364; same active ingredients on 2 other branded products | imazapic | 2 | Ms Weed Guide 2025, ms peanut post: 7 → 80–90% control (FieldMarshal policy interval) (PDF) |
| DICLOM EPA 2749-628; same active ingredients on 1 other branded product | diclosulam | 2 | Ms Weed Guide 2025, ms peanut pre: 8 → 80–90% control (FieldMarshal policy interval) (PDF); Ms Weed Guide 2025, ms peanut post: 8 → 80–90% control (FieldMarshal policy interval) (PDF) |
| Zidua EPA 7969-338; same active ingredients on 1 other branded product | pyroxasulfone | 15 | Ms Weed Guide 2025, ms peanut post: 8 → 80–90% control (FieldMarshal policy interval) (PDF) |
| Anthem Flex EPA 279-3464 | carfentrazone-ethyl and pyroxasulfone | 14, 15 | Ms Weed Guide 2025, ms peanut post: 8 → 80–90% control (FieldMarshal policy interval) (PDF) |
| Storm EPA 70506-59 | acifluorfen and bentazon | 6, 14 | Ms Weed Guide 2025, ms peanut post: 7 → 80–90% control (FieldMarshal policy interval) (PDF) |
Rating bands: E 90-100%, G 80-89%, F 70-79%, P under 70%, N none. Policy intervals are marked in the source ratings. A range such as G-E means the guide gives a range; 'a' after a rating (e.g., Ga) means the guide assumes its recommended additive. Read the rating method.
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Sources
Data from current labels and weed guides. Last source update: 2026-09-30.