Last week, I received quite a few questions about a relatively new herbicide sold under the trade name of Reviton. Marketed by Helm AG (https://www.helmag.com), Reviton is being promoted for use in the pre-plant burndown market. At this point in time, neither Culpepper nor I have enough data/experience to make a science based "official" UGA recommendation. Basically, Reviton is being tested in tank-mixes with Roundup (glyphosate). I have no problems if a grower wants to try some out on a few acres (but not on 100% of their acres). Here are a few facts about Reviton that you might find helpful:
Trade Name: Reviton 2.83SC
Common Name: tiafenacil
Herbicide Family: N-Phenyl-imides (same as Valor or Sharpen)
WSSA MOA: Group 14 (PPO inhibitor)
Labeled Use Rates: 1-3 oz/A
Crop Rotation Restrictions: Corn/wheat = 0 days; soybean/cotton = 14 days; peanut = 120-180 days depending upon rate (we are working on this one).
Current Label: https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/agrian-cg-fs1-production/pdfs/Reviton_Label1.pdf
2021 Data (Prostko):
Peanut Tolerance: http://www.gaweed.com/slides/prostko-swss-2022.pdf
Efficacy: http://www.gaweed.com/trials/prostko2021/PDFFiles/BD-01B-21.pdf