Dow AgroSciences Product Guide

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THE PRODUCT
GUIDE 2013
INTRODUCTION
This product guide will give you label details for registered Dow
AgroSciences products within Australia. You will find comprehensive
directions for use, spray drift requirements and general information
such as compatibility with other crop protection products, plant back
restrictions, withholding periods and information on the cleaning of
application equipment.
When choosing your next Dow AgroSciences crop protection product
please refer to the Table of Contents.
Should you require more detailed technical information on Dow
AgroSciences products, please contact our customer service team
on 1-800 700 096. They will ensure that your local Dow AgroSciences
representative follows up on your enquiry.
Thank you for choosing Dow AgroSciences products.
Regards,
Kirsty Ebert
National Sales Manager
Dow AgroSciences Australia Ltd
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION FROM THE
DOW AGROSCIENCES CUSTOMER SERVICE TEAM
Toll-Free Phone Number: 1-800 700 096
(press 3 - for order and general enquiries)
Contact Email (General): auscustomerservice@dow.com
Customer Service Office Hours are 8:30 am – 5:30 pm AEST
Please fax orders to 02 9776 3432
Order Information:
Orders are delivered Free into Store (FIS) with Dow AgroSciences paying for
the freight.
One of our Customer Service Representatives can confirm the day your order
is expected to be delivered.
At time of printing minimum order value is $1,000.00
Warehouse Information:
Warehouse information is subject to change. If you require up to date information,
please call Customer Service.
For Perth, Adelaide, Melbourne and Albury warehouses:
If your order is received at Customer Service by 12:30 pm (your local time)
your order will be picked and dispatched that day.
For Queensland warehouse (ISDS – Toowoomba):
If your order is received at Customer Service by 1:30 pm (Qld time) Mon - Thurs
or by 11:30 am (Qld time) Friday, and dependant on local trucking cutoff times,
your order will be picked and dispatched that day. If your order is urgent then
please contact our Customer Service team to confirm when it will be dispatched.
You can also pickup or have your transport pickup from any one of our
warehouses however we generally require at least a 2 hour turnaround time
from receipt of order at Customer Service.
Please speak to one of our Customer Service Representatives to arrange.
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Warehouse pickups can be made at any time during opening hours.
Urgent situations can usually be accommodated, please speak to one of our
Customer Service Representatives.
The information provided in this Guide was correct at the time of publication.
However, new products or changes to our existing product labels will occur
over time. Therefore user’s should;
READ THE LABEL INSTRUCTIONS ON THE
CONTAINER PRIOR TO USE
This book supersedes all Dow AgroSciences Australia Ltd
Product Guides produced prior to January 2013.
The Dow AgroSciences Product Guide is a collection of product labels
and other information assembled at one point in time.
The most up to date repository of our Product Labels and MSDS and
other information is our website www.dowagrosciences.com.au
Use of information in this guide is done at the readers own risk. Dow
AgroSciences has taken all reasonable care in producing this guide, it
does not represent or warrant that it is error free, and accordingly Dow
AgroSciences Australia Ltd takes no responsibility for any error omission
relating to this information, and to the maximum extent permitted by law,
Dow AgroSciences Australia Ltd disclaims all liability for any errors or
omissions contained in this guide.
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EMERGENCY RESPONSE SYSTEM
In the case of an emergency such as poisoning, product spillage or fire
associated with a Dow AgroSciences product call:
Be prepared to state:
• This is an emergency call
• Your name
• The telephone number where you can be contacted
• The location of the emergency and what has happened
• Whether anyone has been injured or exposed to chemicals
• Name of the product(s) and approximate quantities involved
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Dow AgroSciences Australia Ltd
proudly supports the drumMUSTER program
Dow AgroSciences now supplies customers with a wider selection of pack
sizes for crop protection products.
The Storage and Disposal section on the Specimen Labels in this Product
Guide may state:
The method of disposal of the container depends on the container type.
Read the STORAGE AND DISPOSAL instructions on the label that is
attached to the container.
Disposal Instructions for plastic container(s) include:
1 L pack size
Rinse container before disposal. Add rinsings to the spray tank. Do not
dispose of undiluted chemicals on site. Dispose of at a local authority landfill.
If no landfill is available, bury the containers below 500 mm in a disposal pit
specifically marked and set up for this purpose clear of waterways, desirable
vegetation and tree roots. Empty containers and product should not be burnt.
5 L, 10 L & 20 L pack sizes
This container can be recycled if it is clean, dry, free of visible residues and has
the drumMUSTER logo visible. Triple or pressure rinse container for disposal.
Dispose of rinsate by adding to the spray tank. Do not dispose of undiluted
chemicals on site. Wash outside of the container and the cap. Store cleaned
container in a sheltered place with cap removed. It will then be acceptable for
recycling at any drumMUSTER collection or similar container management site.
The cap should not be replaced but may be taken separately. If not recycling,
break, crush or puncture and deliver empty packaging for appropriate
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disposal to an approved waste management facility. If an approved waste
management facility is not available, bury the empty packaging 500 mm below
the surface in a disposal pit specifically marked and set up for this purpose,
clear of waterways, desirable vegetation and tree roots, in compliance with
relevant Local, State or Territory government regulations. DO NOT burn empty
containers or product.
Returnable containers: 100 L & 110 L pack sizes
Do not tamper with the dry valves or security seal. Do not contaminate the
drum with water or any other foreign matter. After each use of the product
ensure that the dry valve coupler, delivery system and hoses are disconnected,
triple rinsed with clean water and drained. Add the rinsings to the spray tank.
When the drum is empty close all valves and return to the point of purchase.
The drum remains the property of Dow AgroSciences and must be returned.
Refillable containers: 1000 L pack size
Empty contents fully into application equipment. Close all valves and return
to point of supply for refill or storage.
Mode of Action Amendments
CropLife Australia and Australian Pesticides & Veterinary Medicines Authority
have updated the Australian Mode of Action grouping systems for Herbicide,
Fungicide and Insecticide groups on product labels to be more consistent
with international classifications.
Dow AgroSciences has amended product labels in this guide to reflect
these changes.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Abound™ 400 Herbicide ................................................................................... 1
Access™ Herbicide ......................................................................................... 10
Amine 625 Herbicide ...................................................................................... 16
Applaud® Insecticide ....................................................................................... 32
Barnstorm™ Herbicide .................................................................................... 37
Broadstrike™ Herbicide .................................................................................. 42
Canvas™ 750 Selective Herbicide ................................................................... 64
Conclude™ Herbicide ...................................................................................... 77
Crusader™ Herbicide ...................................................................................... 82
DAS LVE 600 MCPA Selective Herbicide ......................................................... 89
Delegate™ Insecticide ..................................................................................... 94
Dithane™ Rainshield™ Neo Tec™ Fungicide ................................................. 100
Entrench™ Nitrogen Stabiliser....................................................................... 109
Esteron™ LV Herbicide ................................................................................. 112
Gallery™ 750 Dry Flowable Herbicide ........................................................... 123
Garlon™ FallowMaster™ Herbicide ............................................................... 127
Garlon™ 600 Herbicide ................................................................................. 131
Goal™ Herbicide ........................................................................................... 141
GoalTender™ Herbicide ................................................................................. 149
Graslan™ Herbicide ...................................................................................... 157
Grazon™ Extra Herbicide .............................................................................. 163
Hotshot™ Herbicide ...................................................................................... 176
Indar™ Fungicide .......................................................................................... 184
Kerb™ 500 SC Selective Herbicide ............................................................... 189
Legend™ Fungicide ....................................................................................... 193
Lontrel™ Herbicide ....................................................................................... 197
*Note
™ Trademark of The Dow Chemical Company (“Dow”) or an affiliated company of Dow
Applaud® Registered Trademark Nihon Nohyaku Co., Ltd
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Lontrel™ Advanced Herbicide ....................................................................... 205
Lontrel™ 750 SG Herbicide .......................................................................... 214
Lorsban™ 500 EC Insecticide ....................................................................... 225
Lorsban™ 750 WG Insecticide ...................................................................... 238
Mycloss™ Xtra Fungicide .............................................................................. 243
Naturalure™ Fruit Fly Bait Concentrate ......................................................... 247
Prodigy™ Insecticide .................................................................................... 250
PropiMax™ Fungicide ................................................................................... 255
Reldan™ Grain Protector .............................................................................. 263
Reldan™ pluS IGR Grain Protector ............................................................... 267
Ripper™ 480 Herbicide ................................................................................. 271
Rizacon™ S Grain Protector ......................................................................... 288
Starane™ Advanced Herbicide ...................................................................... 291
Statesman™ 720 Herbicide ........................................................................... 322
Success™ Neo Insecticide ............................................................................ 343
Systhane™ 400 WP Fungicide ...................................................................... 354
Tordon™ 242 Cereal Herbicide ..................................................................... 358
Tordon™ 75-D Herbicide ............................................................................... 363
Tordon™ Double Strength Herbicide ............................................................. 375
Tordon™ Granules Weed and Brush Herbicide ............................................. 381
➊
Tordon™ RegrowthMaster Herbicide........................................................... 384
Torpedo™ Herbicide ...................................................................................... 385
Treflan™ Herbicide......................................................................................... 391
Trojan® Insecticide ........................................................................................ 400
Uptake™ Spraying Oil ................................................................................... 409
Verdict™ 520 Herbicide ................................................................................ 412
X-Pand™ Herbicide ....................................................................................... 421
*Note
➊ Registration Pending
™ Trademark of The Dow Chemical Company (“Dow”) or an affiliated company of Dow
Rizacon™ Trademark Wellmark International Inc
Trojan® Registered Trademark Cheminova A/S
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ABOUND 400
CAUTION
CAUTION
KEEP OUT OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
KEEP OUT
OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
READ SAFETY DIRECTIONS
BEFORE
OPENING
OR USING
READ SAFETY DIRECTIONS BEFORE OPENING OR USING
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ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 400 g/L 2,4-D present as the isopropylamine salt
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 400 g/L 2,4-D present as the isopropylamine salt
For the control of emerged broadleaf weeds prior to sowing crops and pastures in conservation
For
thesituations
control of and
emerged
broadleaf
weeds
priorintocrops
sowing
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tillage
for selective
weed
control
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situations
detailedininconservation
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tillage situations
and for selective weed control in crops and situations detailed in the
Directions
for Use.
Directions for Use.
This is a PHENOXY HERBICIDE that can cause severe damage to susceptible crops.
This
is aread
PHENOXY
that can cause severe damage to susceptible crops.
Please
the DriftHERBICIDE
Warning Statement.
Please read the Drift Warning Statement.
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ABOUND 400
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
RESTRAINTS:
DO NOT spray if rain seems likely within 6 hours or if strong winds prevail.
Weeds should be actively growing at the time of treatment. Do not treat weeds under poor growing or dormant conditions
(such as occur in drought, water logging, disease, insect damage or following frosts) as reduced weed control may result.
Reduced results may also occur when treating weeds heavily covered with dust or silt. Prior herbicide application may also
induce stress in weeds.
1. CONSERVATION TILLAGE (Tank mixtures with glyphosate)
SITUATION & CROP
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
RATE mL/ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
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Preparatory spray
for fallows and
seedbeds or prior
to sowing the
following crops:
Balansa clover
Barley
Chickpeas
Cotton
Faba beans
Field peas
Lentils
Linseed
Lucerne
Lupins
Narbon beans
Navy beans
Oats
Perennial
Ryegrass
Persian clover
Phalaris
Rapeseed
Rice
Safflower
Sorghum
Soybean
Subterranean
clover
Sunflower
Triticale
Vetch
Wheat
White clover
2
Fumitory (white)
Ball mustard
Indian hedge
mustard
Common sowthistle
Turnip weed
Wild turnip
Wild radish
Seedlings
up to 10 cm
diameter/high
Australian bindweed
Bellvine
Caltrop
New Zealand
spinach
Raspweed
Seedlings only
(NSW, Qld only)
Ageratum spp.
(Blue Top)
Dock
Volunteer lupins
Volunteer peas
Volunteer
sunflowers
Charlock
Fumitory (red)
Medic
Paterson’s curse
Prickly lettuce
(Wild lettuce)
Saffron thistle
Spear thistle
Variegated thistle
Bathurst burr
Blackberry
nightshade
Californian burr
Horehound
Lincoln weed
Marshmallow
Sorrel
Thornapple
Volunteer vetch
Volunteer safflower
Common ice-plant
Storksbill (Erodium)
Ivyleaf speedwell
Melilotus spp.
Shepherd’s purse
Skeleton weed
(suppression only)
Subterranean clover
Ward’s weed
Wireweed
(Hogweed)
White clover
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Seedlings
up to 10 cm
diameter /high
500 - 900 +
glyphosate at
recommended
label rates
RATE SELECTION: Use the lower rate for
seedling broadleaf weeds and increase to the
higher rate for broadleaf weeds more than
10 cm diameter/high.
Always add the mixture product at
recommended label rates.
If grazing has occurred allow regrowth to
6-8 cm before spraying and use higher rate.
Always add a 100% non-ionic surfactant
in accordance with label directions on the
mixture product.
675 - 900 +
glyphosate at
recommended
label rates
900 - 1350 +
glyphosate at
recommended
label rates
Observe plant-back periods given in the table
in this booklet.
For skeleton weed, spraying should only be
done 6-8 weeks before anticipated sowing
date and subsequent cultivation limited to
a minimum.
1. CONSERVATION TILLAGE (Tank mixtures with glyphosate) continued
Preparatory spray
for fallows and
seedbeds or prior
to sowing the
following crops:
Balansa clover
Barley
Chickpeas
Cotton
Faba beans
Field peas
Lentils
Linseed
Lucerne
Lupins
Narbon beans
Navy beans
Oats
Perennial
Ryegrass
Persian clover
Phalaris
Rapeseed
Rice
Safflower
Sorghum
Soybean
Subterranean
clover
Sunflower
Triticale
Vetch
Wheat
White clover
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
Amaranth
Apple of Peru
Mexican poppy
Annual ground
cherry
Bladder ketmia
Fat hen
Melons
Native rosella
Noogoora burr
Potato weed
Cow vine
Yellow vine
Rapeseed
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
RATE mL/ha
Seedlings
up to 10 cm
diameter /high
(NSW, Qld only)
1350 - 2025 +
glyphosate at
recommended
label rates
CRITICAL COMMENTS
ABOUND 400
SITUATION & CROP
RATE SELECTION: Use the lower rate for
seedling broadleaf weeds and increase to the
higher rate for broadleaf weeds more than
10 cm diameter/high.
Always add the mixture product at
recommended label rates.
If grazing has occurred allow regrowth to
6-8 cm before spraying and use higher rate.
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Always add a 100% non-ionic surfactant
in accordance with label directions on the
mixture product.
in this booklet.
For skeleton weed, spraying should only be
done 6-8 weeks before anticipated sowing
date and subsequent cultivation limited to
a minimum.
2. FALLOW WEED CONTROL
A. Fallow or Stubble Spray prior to Direct Drilling or Sowing Winter Cereals (Victoria only)
WEEDS CONTROLLED
Mustards
Wild turnip
Spear thistle
Wild poppy
Charlock
Fumitory - white
Hoary cress
Saffron thistle
Capeweed
Docks
Hexham scent
(Melilotus spp.)
Wireweed (Hogweed)
Skeleton weed
Sorrel
Soldier thistle
Sunflower
Wild cabbage
Wild radish
Vetches (Tares)
WEED GROWTH STAGE
Seedlings or young
rosettes only.
RATE mL/ha
0.35 - 0.825
0.825
0.825 - 1.2
1.2
1.35 - 2.2
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Observe plant-back periods given in the table in this
booklet.
Can be mixed with chlorsulfuron, paraquat or paraquat/
diquat (e.g. Spray•Seed®) where grasses
are present.
For skeleton weed, spraying should only be done
6-8 weeks before anticipated sowing date and
subsequent cultivation limited to a minimum.
1.725
2.2
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B. Fallow or Stubble Spray prior to Direct Drilling or Sowing Winter Cereals (NSW only)
ABOUND 400
WEEDS CONTROLLED
Amaranthus spp.
Apple of Peru
Blackberry nightshade
Charlock
Mustards
Potato weed
Turnip weed
(Rapistrum spp.)
Wild turnip
WEED GROWTH STAGE
Seedlings or young
rosettes only.
0.825 - 1.725
booklet.
For skeleton weed, spraying should only be done
6-8 weeks before anticipated sowing date and
subsequent cultivation limited to a minimum.
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Fat hen
Variegated thistle
0.825 - 2.55
Bathurst burr
California burr
Noogoora burr
Thornapple
1.2 - 1.725
Slender thistle
Stinkwort
1.2 - 2.1
Caltrop
Lupins
Rapeseed
1.2 - 2.55
Mintweed
Rough poppy
Clover
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Can be mixed with chlorsulfuron, paraquat or paraquat/
diquat (e.g. Spray•Seed®) where grasses
are present.
Safflower
Saffron thistle
Sunflower
Hoary cress
New Zealand spinach
Paterson’s curse
Shepherds purse
Skeleton weed
1.725 - 2.55
1.725
1.9
Sorrel
Wild radish
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RATE mL/ha
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C. Fallow or Stubble Spray prior to Direct Drilling or Sowing Winter Cereals (Queensland only)
WEED GROWTH STAGE
Turnip weed
(Rapistrum sp.)
RATE mL/ha
Seedlings or young
rosettes only.
CRITICAL COMMENTS
0.825
booklet.
Amaranthus spp.
Apple of Peru
Bathurst burr
California burr
Caltrop
Fat hen
Mintweed
Mustards
Noogoora burr
Potato weed
Sunflower
Variegated thistle
Wild radish
1.35
Can be mixed with chlorsulfuron, paraquat
or paraquat/diquat (e.g. Spray•Seed®) where
grasses are present.
Docks
Hexham scent
(Melilotus spp.)
Hoary cress
Wireweed (Hogweed)
Mexican poppy
Paterson’s curse
Saffron thistle
Spiny emex (Doublegee)
2.2
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WEEDS CONTROLLED
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3. PASTURES (All States)
SITUATION
PASTURES:
Conservation
Tillage Direct Drilling,
Surface Sowing or
Fallow Maintenance
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
Charlock
Mustards
Shepherd’s purse
Saffron thistle
Slender thistle
Spear thistle
Variegated thistle
Turnip weed
Wild radish
Wild turnip
Clover
Sorrel
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
Apply to actively
growing young
weeds before
sowing.
RATE mL/ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
0.825 - 2.5
on this leaflet.
1.725 +
0.28 - 0.4 dicamba
(500g/L)
Do not sow pasture seed for at least 30 days
after application.
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4. PASTURES and NON AGRICULTURAL AREAS (Western Australia only)
ABOUND 400
WEEDS CONTROLLED
Amsinckia
Docks
Bindweed
Caltrop
Flatweed
Spear thistle
Capeweed
Doublegee/spiny emex
Saffron thistle
Mustard
Wild radish
Wild turnip
Annual thistles
Paterson’s curse
WEED GROWTH STAGE
Seedlings or young
rosettes only
RATE mL/ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
1.725
For pastures not containing legumes. Only seedling docks,
spear thistles and saffron thistle will be controlled.
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Afghan melons
2.5 + 1% crop oil
Paddy melons
1.2 - 1.725
Prickly saltwort/roly poly
2.5
Stinkwort
2.5 - 5 + surfactant
Dove weed
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Spray when plants are actively growing preferably before
flowering or running.
Spray when plants are small.
Best results are obtained when plants are small.
Use high rate on larger plants.
Spray after good emergence of seedlings.
NOT TO BE USED FOR ANY PURPOSE, OR IN ANY MANNER, CONTRARY TO THIS
LABEL UNLESS AUTHORISED UNDER APPROPRIATE LEGISLATION.
WITHHOLDING PERIODS:
Pasture & Cereal Crops: DO NOT GRAZE OR CUT FOR STOCK FOOD FOR 7 DAYS AFTER APPLICATION.
IN TASMANIA, THIS PRODUCT MAY ONLY BE USED FROM 15 APRIL TO 15 SEPTEMBER UNLESS OTHERWISE
PERMITTED BY THE REGISTRAR OF PESTICIDES.
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS:
Abound™ 400 is a water soluble liquid product with non-selective herbicidal activity against broadleaf weeds.
Abound 400 will control emerged weeds only and provides no residual control although certain plant back periods should
be observed. Abound 400 is absorbed by plant foliage and accumulates to toxic levels in the regions of growth and
reproduction, upsetting the ability of plants to balance the synthesis and use of nutrients. Visible effects are a gradual
yellowing and wilting of the plants which advances to complete browning of above ground growth and deterioration of root
systems. Effects may not be apparent for 7-10 days or even up to 21 days under cold or cloudy conditions.
DO NOT treat weeds under poor growing or dormant conditions such as occur in drought, water-logging, disease, insect
damage, following frost, weeds heavily covered with dust or silt. Reduced results may also occur if weeds are under stress
from previous herbicide application.
Rainfall occuring up to 6 hours after application may reduce effectiveness.
DO NOT spray if strong winds prevail.
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MINIMUM RECROPPING PERIODS FOR ABOUND 400
APPLICATION RATE L/ha
Up to 0.825
0.825 - 1.725
ABOUND 400
CROP
1.725 - 2.55
Plant - back Periods (Days)
Barley ➊
1
1
3
Triticale ➊
Wheat ➊
1
3
7
Oats
3
3
7
Sorghum ❸
3
7
10
Balansa clover
Faba beans
Lentils
Lucerne
Medic
Narbon beans
Perennial ryegrass
Persian clover
Phalaris
Subterranean clover
Vetch
White clover
7
7
10
Linseed
Rice
7
7
14
Sunflower ❸
7
10
14
Field peas
7
14
14
Chickpeas ➋
Lupins ❹
Safflower ➋
7
14
21
Navy beans
10
10
14
Cotton
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21
Soybeans
14
14
21
Canola / Rapeseed ➋
14
21
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IMPORTANT: WHEN APPLIED TO DRY SOILS AT LEAST 15 mm OF RAIN MUST FALL PRIOR TO THE COMMENCEMENT OF
THE PLANT-BACK PERIOD.
NOTES:
➊ In Queensland, no rainfall is required to fall prior to commencement of plant-back period for wheat, barley and triticale.
➋ In Queensland, planting of canola / rapeseed, chickpeas and safflower must be delayed for at least 14 days following
rainfall of at least 15 mm.
❸ In Central Queensland, when using 1.2 L/ha or less of Abound 400, the plant-back period for sorghum and sunflower
is 1 day irrespective of rainfall.
❹ In WA the plant-back period for lupins at all rates is 28 days.
NOTE: Before using Abound 400 in tank mixes with other herbicides, check the plant-back information on all product
labels. The time between spraying and planting will be determined by the most residual products, i.e. the product
with the longest plant-back period.
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ABOUND 400
COMPATIBILITY
HERBICIDES
Abound 400 is compatible in tank mixes with atrazine,
chlorsulfuron, dicamba, dimethoate, glyphosate e.g.
Ripper™ 480, Lorsban™ 500 EC, metsulfuron-methyl,
omethoate, paraquat/diquat (e.g. Spray•Seed®), phosmet,
and simazine.
INSECTICIDES
Dimethoate, Lorsban™ 500EC, omethoate and phosmet
can be introduced into the tank mix for specific control
to prevent insect damage to emerging crops.
When chlorsulfuron or metsulfuron-methyl herbicides
are included in the mixture a minimum spray volume of
30 L/ha are recommended. When simazine is included
in the mixture a minimum spray volume of 100 L/ha is
recommended. Flat fan nozzle equipment is recommended
using pressures in the range 240-280 kPa. Boom height
must be set to ensure double overlap of nozzle patterns at
the top of the weed canopy.
AERIAL EQUIPMENT
Application of Abound 400/glyphosate mixtures using either
Micronair® or boom equipment should occur in a minimum
spray volume of 15 L/ha. Droplets with an average size of
250-350 micron diameter are recommended. Swath width
should be 15-17 metres.
Application under hot conditions: High temperature and/or
low relative humidity cause excessive evaporation of spray
droplets which may reduce results. When temperatures
reach 25°C increase water volume to 30 L/Ha, and increase
droplet size to at least 300 micron diameter. DO NOT apply
by aircraft when temperature is above 35°C.
DO NOT use in intensive horticultural cropping areas.
Thoroughly wash aircraft, especially landing gear after
each day of spraying to remove herbicide residues.
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SURFACTANT ADDITION
DO NOT add surfactant except for CONSERVATION TILLAGE
where the product is to be tank mixed with a glyphosate
product. In this situation always add a 100% non-ionic
surfactant in accordance with label directions on the
glyphosate product.
DO NOT mix with spraying oils, or any other materials or
agricultural chemicals except as directed on this label.
TANK MIXTURES
The Abound 400 DIRECTIONS FOR USE on this label are
designed to be used as a tank mixture with glyphosate
herbicides. However as shown in the compatibility and
surfactant addition sections of this label, it is possible
to extend/improve weed control to include other foliage
applied and/or residual herbicides and adjuvants.
A mixture of Abound 400 and glyphosate may be tank
mixed with the following herbicides, insecticides and
adjuvants where recommended in the Directions for Use
tables. Read and follow all label Directions, RESTRAINTS
and PLANT-BACK PERIODS, WITHHOLDING PERIODS
and SAFETY DIRECTIONS for the tank mix products.
MIXING INSTRUCTIONS
Abound 400 mixes readily with water. Ensure the spray tank
is free of any residue of previous spray materials.
1. Fill the spray tank with clean water to one half of
the required amount and start agitation. Do not use
mechanical agitators as these may cause excessive
foaming when herbicides are added.
2. Where an acidifying surfactant such as LI-700 is
recommended at either 100 mL or 300 mL/100 L,
add to tank through top mesh screen.
3. Add recommended herbicide additive / insecticide to the
spray tank and mix thoroughly.
4. Add Abound 400 and mix thoroughly.
5. Add the glyphosate product and the remaining water.
6. When a non-ionic surfactant is used, add near the end
of the filling process to minimise foaming.
7. Always maintain adequate agitation during application
and use the tank mix promptly.
APPLICATION
BOOM EQUIPMENT
Application of Abound 400/glyphosate mixtures in spray
volumes of 25-100 L/ha is recommended.
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EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE
Spray solutions of Abound 400 and glyphosate should
be mixed, stored and applied only in stainless steel,
aluminium, brass, copper, fibreglass, plastic-lined
containers. Do not mix, store or apply spray solutions in
galvanised steel or unlined steel (except stainless steel)
containers or spray tanks. Abound 400 and glyphosate
spray solutions may react with such containers and tanks
to produce hydrogen gas which may form a highly
combustible gas mixture that can flash or explode if ignited
by open flame, spark, welder’s torch, lighted cigarette or
other ignition source.
CLEANING SPRAY EQUIPMENT
Thoroughly clean all equipment after use either by using hot
soapy water or 1% solution of ammonia followed by several
clean water rinses or use a proprietary cleaner such as
Spraymate® Tank & Equipment Cleaner.
If using sulfonylurea herbicides such as chlorsulfuron or
metsulfuron-methyl, follow decontamination procedures
detailed on those product labels.
RESISTANT WEEDS WARNING
Abound 400 Herbicide is a member of the Phenoxys group
of herbicides. Abound 400 has the disrupters of plant cell
growth mode of action. For weed resistance management
Abound 400 is a Group I herbicide. Some naturally occurring
weed biotypes resistant to Abound 400 and other Group I
herbicides may exist through normal genetic variability in
any weed population. The resistant individuals can eventually
dominate the weed population if these herbicides are used
repeatedly. These resistant weeds will not be controlled by
Abound 400 or other Group I herbicides.
PROTECTION OF CROPS, NATIVE AND OTHER NONTARGET PLANTS.
Drift Warning: Direct spray contact or even slight drift
may cause severe injury or destruction of any growing
crop or other desirable plants including trees and native
vegetation. DO NOT use when breeze is blowing towards
nearby desirable plants. DO NOT apply under meteorological
conditions or from spraying equipment that may cause
spray to drift onto nearby susceptible plants, adjacent crops,
crop lands or pastures. Equipment settings which produce
fine droplets (150 microns or less), winds over 8 km/h, “still
air” and hot dry days all contribute to drift. Avoid spray drift
onto susceptible crops such as cotton, tobacco, tomatoes,
flowers, vegetables, vines, fruit trees, legume crops and
pastures, oil seed crops or other susceptible crops and trees
(eg Kurrajongs, Belahs, Eucalypts).
DO NOT use unless wind speed is more than 3 kilometres
per hour and less than 15 kilometres per hour as measured
at the application site.
DO NOT apply with smaller than coarse to very coarse
spray droplets according to the ASABE S572 definition for
standard nozzles.
SAFETY DIRECTIONS
• Poisonous if swallowed.
• Avoid contact with eyes and skin.
• DO NOT inhale spray mist.
• When preparing spray, wear PVC or rubber apron, elbow
length PVC gloves and face shield.
• When using the prepared spray, wear face shield.
If product on skin, immediately wash area with soap
and water.
• After use and before eating, drinking or smoking, wash
hands, arms, and face thoroughly with soap and water.
After each day’s use wash gloves, face shield and
contaminated clothing.
ABOUND 400
Since the occurrence of resistant weeds is difficult to detect
prior to use, Dow AgroSciences Australia Limited accepts
no liability for any losses that may result from the failure of
Abound 400 to control resistant weeds.
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PROTECTION OF LIVESTOCK
FIRST AID
If poisoning occurs, contact a doctor or Poisons Information
Centre. Phone: Australia 13 11 26.
MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET
Additional information is listed on the Material Safety Data
Sheet for ABOUND™ 400 HERBICIDE which is available from
Dow AgroSciences on request. Call Customer Service Toll Free
on 1-800 700 096 or visit www.dowagrosciences.com.au
® ™ Trademark of The Dow Chemical Company (“Dow”) or
an affiliated company of Dow
APVMA Approval No: 61182/0407
Low hazard to bees. May be applied at any time as
recommended in the DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
PROTECTION OF WILDLIFE, FISH, CRUSTACEA
AND ENVIRONMENT
DO NOT contaminate streams, rivers or waterways with the
chemical or used container.
STORAGE AND DISPOSAL
Store in the closed, original container in a cool, well
ventilated area. DO NOT store for prolonged periods in direct
sunlight.
DO NOT store near food, feedstuffs, fertilisers or seed.
The method of disposal of the container depends on
the container type. Read the STORAGE AND DISPOSAL
instructions on the label that is attached to the container.
SPILL AND LEAK MANAGEMENT
Do not touch or walk through spilled material. Wear a
face-shield or goggles, overalls buttoned to neck and
wrist, chemical resistant gloves and footwear. Stop leak
when safe to do so. Dam area and prevent entry into
waterways, and drains.
Small spills/leaks: Absorb with material such as sand, soil
or sawdust. Collect spilled product and place in sealable
container for disposal. Spill residues may be cleaned using
water and detergent. Contain and absorb wash water for
disposal. Absorb and collect washings and place in the same
sealable container for disposal. Dam the area of large spills
and report them to Dow AgroSciences Emergency Services
at 1-800 033 882.
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POISON
POISON
KEEP OUT OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
KEEP OUT
OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
BEFORE
OPENING
OR USING
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ACCESS
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™
Herbicide
Herbicide
ACTIVE CONSTITUENTS:
SOLVENTS:
SOLVENTS:
240 g/L TRICLOPYR present as the butoxyethyl ester
240 g/L PICLORAM
TRICLOPYRpresent
presentas
asthe
theisooctyl
butoxyethyl
120
esterester
120 g/L LIQUID
PICLORAM
present as the isooctyl ester
389
HYDROCARBON
389 g/L LIQUID HYDROCARBON
For selective control of a wide range of woody and noxious weeds in commercial and industrial
For
selective
of a wide
of woody by
andbasal
noxious
in stump
commercial
and industrial
areas,
public control
lands, fence
linesrange
and pastures,
barkweeds
and cut
applications
as
areas, public
lands,
fence lines
and pastures, by basal bark and cut stump applications as
specified
in the
Directions
for Use.
specified in the Directions for Use.
Dow
AgroSciences
Australia
Limited
ABNNSW
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE
RESTRAINTS:
DO NOT add water to Access Herbicide.
DO NOT apply to weeds which may be stressed (not actively growing) due to prolonged periods of extreme cold, moisture
stress (water-logged or drought affected), poor nutrition, presence of disease, or previous herbicide treatment as reduced
levels of control may result.
DO NOT apply to charcoal coated or wet stems as this can repel the diesel mixture.
See GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS - APPLICATION section for application method details.
AGRICULTURAL NON-CROP AREAS, COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL AREAS, FENCE LINES, FORESTRY, PASTURES AND RIGHTS-OF-WAY.
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WEEDS CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH STAGE
RATE /60 L DIESEL
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Acacia spp. including:
Black wattle*
Brigalow*
Hickory wattle*
Mimosa bush
Mulga*
Sally wattle*
Silver wattle*
Basal bark method:
Plants with stems
up to 5 cm basal
diameter.
1L
Ensure all stems on multi-stemmed varieties are treated.
Delay treatment until all regrowth on bulldozed or ploughed
land has had time to emerge to a height of at least one metre.
Root suckering wattles will need follow-up treatment.
African boxthorn
Cut Stump method:
Plants up to and in
excess of basal
bark size.
Apply immediately
after cut is made.
Angophora spp.
regrowth
Treat all stems on multi-stem plants.
Australian blackthorn
This species may become dormant so should not be treated
during winter.
Bitterbark
Regrowth from roots may occur.
Broadleaf privet
2L
Brush box
Cacti including:
Common pest pear
Harrisia cactus
Prickly pear
Snake cactus
Tiger pear
Tree pear
ACCESS
Algaroba
(Prosopis spp.)
Treat single stemmed seedling plants only.
1L
Apply as an overall spray, wetting all areas of the plant to
ground level.
Cockspur thorn*
Corkwood wattle
Basal bark application only.
Species with old, rough bark require more thorough wetting
than smooth barked species. Some regrowth may still occur.
Corymbia spp.*
Ellangowan poison
bush
Eucalyptus spp.
regrowth
False sandalwood
Green cestrum
Grevillea spp.
Groundsel bush
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WEEDS CONTROLLED
Guava
Hard milkwood
Hawthorn
WEED GROWTH STAGE
RATE /60 L DIESEL
Basal bark method:
Plants with stems
up to 5 cm basal
diameter.
2L
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Regrowth may occur from roots of the main tree.
1L
Heartleaf poison bush
Honey locust
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Kiteleaf poison
Leucaena*
Limebush
Lantana
Cut Stump method:
Plants up to and in
excess of basal
bark size.
Apply immediately
after cut is made.
Treat single stem plants only.
Narrow leaf hop bush
Needlewood
ACCESS
Oleander
Parkinsonia*
Punty bush
Red ash (white myrtle)
Rubbervine
Swamp box
2L
Treat single stemmed seedling plants only.
Sweet briar
1L
Do not treat during winter.
Tea trees
Turpentine
Turpentine bush
Whitewood
Wild orange
Basal bark treatment only.
Wild peach
Wild Rosemary
Wild tobacco tree
Cut stump treatment only.
Wilga
Yellow bells
(Tecoma spp.)
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Some root suckering may occur.
WEEDS CONTROLLED
Camphor laurel
Peppercorn tree
(Schinus molle)
WEED GROWTH STAGE
RATE /60 L DIESEL
Basal bark method:
Plants with stems
up to 10 cm basal
diameter.
1L
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Species that become dormant should not be treated during winter.
Basal bark method only.
Prickly acacia
Sisal hemp
Tree of Heaven
Willow
Cut stump method:
Plants in excess of
basal bark size.
Apply immediately
after cut is made.
Basal bark method only.
Species that become dormant should not be treated during winter.
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Chinee apple
Basal bark method:
Plants with stems up to
15 cm basal diameter.
4L
Cut stump method only.
Complete control may not occur due to the multi-stem growth
of plant and difficulty treating all stems.
1L
ACCESS
Cut stump method:
Plants up to and in excess
of basal bark size.
Apply immediately after
cut is made.
*The smooth stemmed species Acacia spp. (excluding Mimosa bush), Cockspur thorn, Corymbia spp., Leucaena and Parkinsonia can be
treated using the alternative Access™ ThinLine method for basal bark application. Please refer to the following table.
ACCESS™ THINLINE BASAL BARK APPLICATION FOR SMOOTH STEMMED SPECIES:
See GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS – APPLICATION section for application method details.
WEEDS CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH STAGE
RATE /10 L DIESEL
Acacia spp. including:
Black wattle
Brigalow
Hickory wattle
Mulga
Sally wattle
Silver wattle
Basal bark method:
Plants with stems
up to 5 cm basal
diameter
1L
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Spray the bark around the stem from ground level up to
5 cm high.
land has had time to emerge to a height of at least one metre.
Root suckering wattles will need follow-up treatment.
Cockspur thorn
Corymbia spp.
Leucaena
Parkinsonia
NOT TO BE USED FOR ANY PURPOSE, OR IN ANY MANNER, CONTRARY TO THIS LABEL
UNLESS AUTHORISED UNDER APPROPRIATE LEGISLATION.
FOR NATIVE VEGETATION
Use of Access on native vegetation must be done in accordance with STATE and/or LOCAL legislation.
WITHHOLDING PERIOD:
The use pattern of this product is such that no withholding periods are required.
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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
MIXING
Access herbicide is designed for use with diesel distillate
only. It will NOT mix with water.
Quarter fill the spray unit or mixing container with diesel
and add the required amount of Access. Add the remaining
diesel and shake or agitate thoroughly to mix the contents.
Only mix sufficient chemical for each day’s work, mixing
periodically.
Access is compatible with diesel and should not be used
or diluted with any other chemicals.
Rinse water should be discharged onto a designated
disposal area or, if this is unavailable, onto unused
land away from desirable plants and watercourses.
After completion of spraying, use a degreaser such as
Caltex Kwik-D-Grease® to remove traces of diesel from the
sprayer. Rinse tank and spray through nozzles thoroughly
with water to remove degreaser.
After the above, quarter fill the tank with clean water and
add a alkali detergent, (e.g. liquid SURF®, OMO®, DRIVE®
at 500 mL/100L of water or the powder equivalent at
500 g/100L of water). If using a concentrated laundry
detergent use 250 g (or mL)/100 L water.
Do not use chlorine based cleaners.
Shake the water around the sprayer and spray the solution
through the nozzles to thoroughly clean the lines and
nozzles. Rinse well with clean water to remove detergent.
To clean brushes and container, spray liberally with
degreaser. Hose off thoroughly with water and repeat using
detergents (see above).
DO NOT use this equipment for any other purpose.
GENERAL APPLICATION
Dilution Table:
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RATE
ACCESS
Cut Stump Method
Stems should be cut less than 15 cm above ground level.
Immediately apply Access/diesel mixture liberally to the
freshly cut stump by spraying the cut surface and sides
of the stem.
VOLUME OF ACCESS HERBICIDE
1 L/60 L
17 mL
83 mL
167 mL
250 mL
2 L/60 L
33 mL
167 mL
333 mL
500 mL
4 L/60 L
67 mL
333 mL
667 mL
1L
1 L/10 L
100 mL
500 mL
1L
1.5 L
Volume of diesel
added after Access
fill to
1L
fill to
5L
fill to
10 L
fill to
15 L
COMPATIBILITY
Apply only with hand-directed equipment such as a
pneumatic sprayer. The use of diesel as a herbicide carrier
may affect the rubber seals in some sprayers. To avoid this,
use sprayers, which use Viton® seals and fittings.
Spray equipment should be used at low pressures, up to
200 kPa, to avoid splashing.
land has had time to emerge to a height of at least 1 metre.
Species that lose their leaves e.g. sweet briar; or become
dormant, e.g. Australian blackthorn or camphor laurel,
should not be treated during winter.
Species with old, rough bark require more thorough wetting
than the smooth barked species.
DO NOT apply to charcoal coated or wet stems as this can
repel the diesel mixture.
Basal Bark Application Method
Dilute the indicated volume of Access Herbicide with diesel
up to a total volume of 60 L. Liberally spray the bark
around the stem from ground level to 30 cm high, wetting
thoroughly to the point of runoff (unless otherwise stated).
Access™ ThinLine basal bark application method:
Alternatively, the application band can be reduced to 5 cm
high but with the concentration increased proportionally
(one part Access diluted with 9 parts diesel) for the
treatment of the smooth stemmed woody weed species:
Acacia spp. (excluding Mimosa bush), Cockspur thorn,
Corymbia spp., Leucaena and Parkinsonia, also indicated
with asterisks in the Directions for Use tables.
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Access Herbicide is a member of the pyridines group of
herbicides. The product has the disrupters of plant cell
the product is a Group I Herbicide.
Some naturally occurring weed biotypes resistant to the
product and other Group I herbicides may exist through
normal genetic variability in any weed population.
The resistant individuals can eventually dominate the
weed population if these herbicides are used repeatedly.
These resistant weeds will not be controlled by this
product or other Group I Herbicides.
prior to use, Dow AgroSciences accepts no liability for any
losses that may result from the failure of Access Herbicide
to control resistant weeds.
Strategies to minimise the risk of herbicide resistance are
available. Contact your farm chemical supplier, consultant,
local Department of Agriculture, or local Dow AgroSciences
representative.
Treat target weeds only. DO NOT allow mixture to contact
non-target species.
DO NOT use on land to be cultivated for growing sensitive
plants. Legumes, vines, vegetables, cotton, tomatoes,
ornamentals, coniferous species and many other broadleaf
plants are highly susceptible to Access during both growing
and dormant periods.
Picloram, one of the active ingredients in this product, can
remain active in the soil for extended periods depending on
soil type, rainfall, temperature, humidity, soil moisture and
soil organic matter.
DO NOT move soil, which has been sprayed, to areas where
desirable plants are to be grown.
DO NOT apply when the treated soil may be washed to areas
growing, or to be planted with desirable plants.
DO NOT apply close to, or on, areas containing roots of
desirable plants, or sites where surface water from heavy
rain can be expected to run off to areas containing, or to be
planted to, susceptible crops or plants.
SAFETY DIRECTIONS
• Harmful if swallowed.
• Will irritate the eyes, nose, throat and skin.
• Repeated exposure may cause allergic disorders.
• Avoid inhaling vapour or spray mist.
• When opening the container and preparing spray and
using the prepared spray, wear cotton overalls buttoned
to the neck and wrists, a washable hat and elbow-length
neoprene gloves and a face shield or goggles.
• If product on skin, immediately wash area with soap and water.
• If product in eyes, wash it out immediately with water.
hands, arms and face thoroughly with soap and water.
• After each day’s use wash gloves, face shield or goggles
and contaminated clothing.
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PROTECTION OF LIVESTOCK, WILDLIFE, FISH,
CRUSTACEANS AND ENVIRONMENT
DO NOT contaminate streams, rivers or waterways with
the chemical or used containers.
Alongside waterways treat only noxious weeds and
poisonous plants.
Store in the closed, original container in a cool, wellventilated area. DO NOT store for prolonged periods in
direct sunlight.
Triple rinse empty containers with diesel before disposal.
Add rinsings to spray tank. DO NOT dispose of undiluted
chemicals on site.
FIRST AID
If in eyes, hold eyes open, flood with water for at least
15 minutes and see a doctor.
Additional information is listed in the Material Safety Data
Sheet for ACCESSTM HERBICIDE, which is available from Dow
AgroSciences on request. Call Customer Service Toll Free on
1-800 700 096 or visit www.dowagrosciences.com.au
Made in New Zealand
® Registered Trademarks
face shield or goggles, overalls buttoned to neck and wrist,
chemical resistant gloves and footwear. Stop leak when
safe to do so. Dam area and prevent entry into waterways,
and drains.
Small spills/leaks: Absorb with material such as sand,
soil or sawdust. Collect spilled product and place in
sealable container for disposal. Spill residues may be
cleaned using water and detergent. Contain and absorb
wash water for disposal. Absorb and collect washings and
place in the same sealable container for disposal. Dam the
area of large spills and report them to Dow AgroSciences
Emergency Services at 1-800 033 882.
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ACCESS
PROTECTION OF CROPS, NATIVE AND OTHER
NON-TARGET PLANTS
CAUTION
CAUTION
KEEP OUT OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
AMINE 625
KEEP OUT
OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
BEFORE
OPENING
OR USING
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Herbicide
Herbicide
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 625 g/L 2,4-D present as dimethylamine salt
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 625 g/L 2,4-D present as dimethylamine salt
For the control of broadleafed weeds in fallow before direct drilling or sowing of cereals and
For
the control
broadleafed
in fallow
beforepeanuts
direct drilling
or sowing of cereals
and
pastures;
and inofcereal
crops, weeds
pastures,
sugar cane,
and non-agricultural
areas as
pastures;
and in cereal
crops, pastures, sugar cane, peanuts and non-agricultural areas as
per
the Directions
for Use.
per the Directions for Use.
This is aread
PHENOXY
Please
the DriftHERBICIDE
Warning Statement.
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE
RESTRAINTS:
AMINE 625
DO NOT spray if rain seems likely within 6 hours or if strong winds prevail.
DO NOT apply if crop or weeds are stressed due to dry or excessively moist conditions.
1. FIELD CROPS
SITUATION &
CROP
Wheat
Barley
WEEDS
Refer Weed Table
STATE
RATE (/ha)
NSW, ACT,
SA only
320 mL - 1.7 L
Apply after the first node can be felt
at the base of a tiller and before
swelling of the head can be felt in
a tiller (NSW, SA only).
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Vic only
225 mL - 1.4 L
Qld only
560 mL - 1.4 L
Tas only
800 mL - 1.4 L
NSW, ACT,
SA only
320mL - 1.4 L
Apply from mid tillering to before
boot stage (Qld only).
Vic only
225 mL - 1.4 L
Apply at 5 leaf to fully tillered
(Tas only).
Qld only
560 mL - 1.4 L
Tas only
800 mL - 1.4 L
Cereal Rye
Triticale
NSW, ACT,
SA only
320 mL - 1.4 L
Vic only
225 mL - 1.4 L
Oats
NSW, ACT,
SA only
320 mL - 800 mL
Vic only
225 mL - 800 mL
WA only
640 mL - 1.3 L
Cereals:
Wheat, Oats
Barley
Cape Tulip
Dock, Flatweed,
Saffron Thistle
1.1 L
800 mL
Indian Hedge
Mustard, London
Rocket, Lupin,
Matricaria, Rapistrum,
Wild Radish
640 mL
200 mL +
500 mL diuron
(500g/L)
Capeweed, Doublegee,
Erodium, London
Rocket, Lupin,
Mustard, Rapistrum,
Wild Radish, Wild
Turnip
Wild Radish
Apply from tillering to boot stage
(Vic only).
Apply from the 5 leaf stage up to
jointing stage (Zadoks 15-33). Apply
after the 6 leaf stage (Z.16) for
Cranbrook, Jacup, Aroona and spear
wheat and Mortlock oats to avoid
possible damage. DO NOT spray if
lucerne is present.
WEED STAGE: 10-15 cm. Docks should
be sprayed before 5 leaf stage. Cape
tulip – low rate for cormils only.
Wild Turnip
Wheat
Barley
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Vic, SA,
ACT, NSW
only
80 mL + 850 g
methabenzthiazuron
(700g/kg)
Apply when crop has 4-5 leaves and
most weeds have germinated and are
in 2-5 leaf stage. Crop and weeds
should be dry at time of application.
Some temporary yellowing of crop may
occur after application. Undersown
sub-clovers may be slightly retarded.
DO NOT apply to undersown medics.
Spray 2-6 weeks after sowing and not
later.
Do not use on crops undersown with
lucerne.
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AMINE 625
1. FIELD CROPS (continued)
SITUATION &
CROP
WEEDS
Fallow,
Stubble
Spray prior
to direct
drilling or
sowing Winter
Cereals,
Grain
legumes
(peanuts Qld only)
and Canola
Refer Weed Table
Millet
Refer Weed Table
STATE
RATE (/ha)
CRITICAL COMMENTS
All States
225 mL -1.7 L
Observe plant back periods given in the
table on this leaflet. Can be mixed with
chlorsulfuron, paraquat or paraquat/
diquat (e.g.Spray Seed®) where grasses
are present. Select appropriate rate
from the Weed Table.
For skeleton weed spraying should only
be done 6-8 weeks before anticipated
sowing date and subsequent cultivation
limited to a minimum.
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Saccaline,
Broom Millet,
Millet
Sugar Cane
(Q80, Q96, &
H56
varieties)
NSW, SA,
ACT, Vic
only
560 mL - 1.1 L
Qld only
560 - 900 mL
Cape Tulip, Dock,
Saffron Thistle, Indian
Hedge Mustard,
London Rocket,
Lupin, Rapistrum,
Radish, Wild Turnip
WA only
1.1 L
Bellvine
Qld, NSW
only
280 mL/100 L water
Apply in spring, using directed spray.
560 mL - 1.1 L
Apply in summer using high clearance
tractor.
Morning Glory
Pink Convolvulus
Star of Bethlehem
Sugar Cane
Bindy Eye (Star Burr),
Blue Top, Cobblers
Pegs, Fleabanes, Jute,
Leucas, Needle Burr,
Spear Thistle, Water
Primrose, Ipomoea
Vines, Convolvulus
Vines
1.1 L
Qld only
Chinese Mint,
Blue Snakeweed
Peanuts
Broadleaf Weeds;
except Noogoora Burr.
1.8 - 3.5 L
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Dessicate broadleaf
weeds
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Spray when crop is 10-30 cm high and
secondary roots have developed and
before tasselling. Apply as direct spray
to weeds.
Apply in autumn by aircraft.
Add a 100% non-ionic surfactant (e.g.
BS1000®) at 100 mL/100 L of water.
Agitate well.
DO NOT use on Q63, Q67, Q80 or Q96
varieties.
3.5 L
Qld only
1.8 - 3.6 L
LOWER RATE: Apply as BAND SPRAY
as soon as possible after planting in a
55 cm band.
HIGHER RATE: Apply as OVERALL
SPRAY after planting and before crop
emergence.
Some crop damage may occur if heavy
rain falls between application and crop
emergence.
All States
1.2 - 1.7 L
Apply after dough stage.
Grasses; except
Mossman River Grass
Harvest Aid
or Salvage
Spray
- Winter
Cereals
Spray when secondary roots have
developed, when fully tillered and
before heads start to form at the base
of the tillers. Do not use on panorama
millet or panicum.
Bananas
WEEDS
To destroy Banana
suckers
STATE
RATE (/ha)
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Qld only
160 mL/10 L water
Inject at the rate of 15 mL per fully
grown plant, 10 mL per medium sized
plant and 5 mL for small suckers.
320 mL/100L water
Allow suckers from corms of treated
plants to form broad adult leaves, then
spray. Isolated spots may require a
second spray.
AMINE 625
SITUATION &
CROP
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Stylo
forage or
seed crops
Carribean
Stylo
forage or
seed crops
Refer to Weeds Table
800 mL
800 mL - 1.6 L
Apply post-emergence when weeds are
3 weeks old and crop is at least 3
weeks old.
Apply post-emergence when crop is
3 weeks old.
2. PASTURES, NON-AGRICULTURAL, RIGHTS OF WAY, INDUSTRIAL (Boom Application)
SITUATION &
CROP
Pastures and
NonAgricultural
Areas
Pastures and
NonAgricultural
Areas
WEEDS
STATE
RATE (/ha)
CRITICAL COMMENTS
NSW, Qld,
SA, ACT,
Tas only
560 mL - 1.7 L
Pasture legumes including lucerne,
clovers and medics may be damaged
unless well protected by grasses. Spot
spraying is preferred.
Amsinckia, Docks,
Bindweed, Caltrop,
Flatweed, Spear
Thistle,
Capeweed, Saffron
Thistle, Mustard, Wild
Radish, Wild Turnip,
Annual Thistles,
Paterson’s Curse,
Heliotrope, Ragwort,
Three cornered Jack
Doublegee
(Spiny Emex)
WA only
1.1 - 2.4 L
For pastures not containing legumes.
Only seedling docks, spear thistle and
saffron thistle will be controlled.
SUMMER WEEDS: Use low rate for
seedlings, 1.6-2.4L/ha for larger plants.
Stock poisoning may occur when
grazed after spraying if large amounts
present, particularly heliotrope.
WINTER WEEDS: Use low rate for
seedlings, 1.6 - 2.4 L/ha for larger
plants. If stock present, use spray/
grazing rates.
Afghan Melons
WA only
1.6 L plus 1%
crop oil
Spray when plants are actively growing
preferably before flowering or vining.
Refer Weed Table
Paddy Melons
Prickly Saltwort
(Roly Poly)
Stinkwort
Dove Weed
800 mL - 1.1 L
1.6 L
1.6 - 3.2 L plus
surfactant
3.2 L
Best results are obtained when plants
are small. Use high rate on larger
plants.
Spray after good emergence of
seedlings.
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SITUATION &
CROP
Pastures,
Rights of
Way and
Industrial
Areas
WEEDS
Groundsel
Sesbania Pea
STATE
RATE (/ha)
Qld, NSW,
ACT, SA,
Tas only
2.9 - 4.4 L
Qld only
560 - 900 mL
All States
560 mL - 1.6 L
Water Hyacinth
Conservation
Tillage
- Direct
Drilling,
Surface
Sowing or
Fallow
Maintenance
Charlock, Mustards,
Shepherd’s Purse,
Saffron, Slender,
Spear
and Variegated
Thistles*,
Turnip Weed, Wild
Radish, Wild Turnip
3.5 - 5.3 L
CRITICAL COMMENTS
AERIAL APPLICATION: Spray when
groundsel is actively growing.
Apply to 2200 to 3300 L water/ha.
Apply to actively growing young plants.
Before sowing: Observe plant back
periods given in the table on this
leaflet.
* Warning: Treated plants may become
toxic to stock.
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Clover, Sorrel
1.1 L +
280-400 mL
dicamba (500g/L)
*PRECAUTION. An increased
quantity of poisonous plants may be
eaten by stock using Spray/Graze
e.g. Caltrop, Capeweed, Paterson's
Curse, Variegated Thistle and
deaths could result from causes
such as nitrate poisoning. With
Paterson's Curse, preferably graze
stock soon destined for slaughter
and avoid extended periods of
grazing. Avoid grazing with young
or breeding stock.
Do not graze horses or pigs on
Paterson's Curse.
Pastures –
Spray/Graze
Techniques
Pastures –
Spray/Graze
Techniques
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Apply to actively growing plants in
autumn.
Do not sow pasture seed for at least
30 days after application.
Amsinckia, Thistles,
Mustard, Paterson's
Curse, Wild Turnip,
Wild Radish, Docks,
Geranium, Erodium
SA only
Annual Thistles,
Mustards, Paterson's
Curse, Turnip, Saffron
Thistle, Spear Thistle,
Geranium, Slender
Thistle
Tas, Vic
only
Amsinckia, Docks
(Seedling only),
Mustard, Wild Radish,
Wild Turnip,
Paterson’s Curse,
Annual Thistles
WA only
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560 mL
600 – 800 mL
Apply from 6 weeks after opening rains
in autumn until the end of August.
Seven days after spraying stock
paddock at 4-5 times normal rate,
preferably with sheep. Maintain this
level of grazing for 6 weeks or until
pasture shows signs of over grazing.
Then return to normal stocking levels.
Use high stocking rates in following
spring to prevent weeds from
flowering. Repeat treatments may be
required for 2-3 years for complete
control.
SITUATION &
CROP
Pastures –
Spray/Graze
Techniques
WEEDS
STATE
RATE (/ha)
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Spear Thistle,
Saffron Thistle
WA only
1.2 L
Apply to saffron thistle at the end of
September when plants are running up
to flower. Sub-clovers may be damaged
at this rate and use is not
recommended for all medic pastures.
Melons
WA only
1.6 L + 1 % oil
continued
Heavy stocking on young plants
sprayed with 800 mL/ha provides
effective control.
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Docks
Caltrop, Capeweed,
Charlock, Mustards,
Paterson’s Curse,
Shepherd’s Purse,
Saffron, Slender,
Spear
or Variegated Thistle*,
Turnip Weed, Wild
Radish, Wild Turnip
Vic only
1.1 L
NSW, ACT
only
280 mL - 1.1 L
Apply in September only and follow
other recommendations above.
Spray actively growing 6-8 week old
weeds.
Introduce stock 7-10 days after
spraying, preferably sheep (cattle are
less effective).
Stocking rate should be at least 5 times
heavier than normal until weeds have
been reduced, but before survival of
desirable pasture species is threatened.
Lucerne and medics may be damaged
and should be grazed short before
spraying. Other legumes may be
affected.
3. PASTURES, NON-AGRICULTURAL, RIGHTS OF WAY, INDUSTRIAL (High Volume Application)
SITUATION &
CROP
WEEDS
STATE
RATE
(/100 L of water)
CRITICAL COMMENTS
NSW, ACT
only
320 mL
Apply to young actively growing weeds.
Ensure thorough and even coverage of
plants.
Note: Treated plants need to be burnt to
destroy seeds.
Vic, SA only
800 mL
Spot spraying. For boneseed only,
thoroughly wet plants or seedlings.
Groundsel
NSW, Qld,
ACT, SA
only
320 mL
Thoroughly wet plants.
Lantana
NSW, Qld,
ACT, SA
only
320 mL
Use a coarse spray with sufficient
pressure to penetrate canopy and wet
stems as well as foliage. Spray at the
end of a wet summer
(March to May). Defoliation should
occur but respraying of new growth
will be necessary in following autumn.
Broadcast grass seed and keep stock
off following summer to allow the
pasture to establish. Damage may
result to pasture legumes.
Pastures and
NonAgricultural
Areas
Galvanised Burr
Pastures,
Rights of
Way and
Industrial
Areas
Boxthorn, Boneseed,
Hawthorn
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3. PASTURES, NON-AGRICULTURAL, RIGHTS OF WAY, INDUSTRIAL (High Volume Application) (continued)
SITUATION &
CROP
WEEDS
STATE
RATE
(/100 L of water)
CRITICAL COMMENTS
NSW only
400 mL
Hand gun and knapsack only. A
thorough coverage of leaves and
plantlets is necessary.
Add a 100% non-ionic surfactant (e.g.
BS1000) at 100 mL/100 L of water.
160 mL
In all cases apply to young, actively
growing weeds, ensuring thorough
coverage.
Pastures,
Rights of
Way and
Industrial
Areas
Mother of Millions
continued
Noogoora Burr, Weir
Vine (Ipomoea),
Scarlet Pimpernel
(seedlings only),
White Eye (Mexican
Clover)
Qld only
Annual and Perennial
Pigweed, Artichoke
Thistle, Bathurst Burr,
Billygoat Weed, Blue
Snake Weed, Burr
Medic, Clockweed*,
Fleabanes, Galvanised
Burr, Hemlock, Hoary
Cress, Kyalinga Weed
(Whisker Grass),
Knobweed, Milky
Cotton Bushes,
Parthenium Weed,
Paterson’s Curse,
Saffron Thistle, Star
Burr, Thornapple,
Variegated Thistle*
Qld only
320 mL
coverage.
* Spray rosette stage.
• Repeat spraying necessary.
High Volume
Spraying
Refer to Weed Table
All States
Add 1/10th of rate on
weed table to 150 L
of water.
Each 150 L of mix will cover 1000m2
(1/10th ha). If rate in weed table is
1.4 L use 140 mL /150 L water.
Knapsack
Application
Refer to Weed Table
All States
Add 1/100th of rate
on weed table to
10 L of water.
Each 10 L of mix will cover 100m2
(1/100th ha). e.g. If rate in weed table
is 1.4 L use 14 mL/10 L water.
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SITUATION &
CROP
Pastures,
Rights of
Way and
Industrial
Areas
WEEDS
STATE
RATE (/ha)
Vic, SA only
Undiluted
Groundsel
Tas only
240 mL
Rubber Vine
Qld only
African Boxthorn,
Boneseed, Hawthorn
Wild Tobacco Tree
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CRITICAL COMMENTS
Apply or paint undiluted Amine 625 to
freshly cut stumps.
Swab the cut stump immediately.
Apply by a pouring can or knapsack
spray.
Apply to freshly cut stump.
Swab cut stump within 1 hour of
cutting. Apply by pouring can or
knapsack sprayer.
5. LAWNS AND PLAYING FIELDS
WEEDS CONTROLLED
Lawns,
Playing fields
Refer Weed Table
STATE
RATE (/ha)
Qld, ACT
and NSW
only
1.5 - 3 mL/1 L
of water or
1.6 - 3.2 L/ha
WA only
40 mL per
10 - 15 L
water/100m2
CRITICAL COMMENTS
AMINE 625
SITUATION &
CROP
Wet foliage thoroughly. DO NOT mow
lawn for 1 week before and at least 1
week after application.
DO NOT use on Buffalo grass (WA
only).
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MAXIMUM TOLERANCE FOR USE IN WHEAT, BARLEY, OATS AND TRITICALE INCLUDING TOLERANCE FOR
UNDERSOWN LEGUMES.
Crop
Cereal Rye
Wheat
Barley
Oats
Qld
-
NSW, ACT
-
Vic
Vic
EARLY
TILLERING
TILLERED
BOOT
STAGE
-
-
SA
1.4 L/ha
WA
Tas
TILLERED
TO BOOT
(JZ15-35)
TILLERED
TO BOOT
(JZ15-35)
-
-
1.8 L/ha
1.7 L/ha
225 mL/ha
1.4 L/ha
1.7 L/ha
1.7 L/ha
1.7 L/ha
1.4 L/ha
1.4 L/ha
225 mL/ha
1.4 L/ha
1.4 L/ha
1.4 L/ha
1.4 L/ha
-
800 mL/ha
225 mL/ha
800 mL/ha
900 mL/ha
1.3 L/ha
-
Triticale
-
1.4 L/ha
225 mL/ha
-
1.4 L/ha
1.7 L/ha
800 mL/ha
Undersown
Clovers
-
-
225 mL/ha
-
-
680 mL/ha
560 mL/ha
Undersown
Medics
-
-
225 mL/ha
-
-
NIL
560 mL/ha
Undersown
Lucerne
-
-
225 mL/ha
-
-
NIL
-
NOT TO BE USED FOR ANY PURPOSE, OR IN ANY MANNER, CONTRARY TO THIS LABEL UNLESS
AUTHORISED UNDER APPROPRIATE LEGISLATION.
WITHHOLDING PERIOD:
Pasture, Cereal Crops: DO NOT GRAZE OR CUT FOR STOCK FOOD FOR 7 DAYS AFTER APPLICATION.
HARVEST WITHHOLDING PERIOD: NOT REQUIRED WHEN USED AS DIRECTED.
IN TASMANIA, THIS PRODUCT MAY ONLY BE USED FROM 15 APRIL TO 15 SEPTEMBER UNLESS OTHERWISE
PERMITTED BY THE REGISTRAR OF PESTICIDES.
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WEED TABLE
NOTE: Where weeds are to be sprayed in a CROP or PASTURE refer to the particular crop or situation indicated under the
DIRECTIONS FOR USE table before using this table.
In most cases these rates will give control, however some hard to kill weeds or those in advanced stages of growth
may only be suppressed. This product should only be used in those states where a rate or range of rates is indicated for
the particular weeds listed.
WEEDS
APPLICATION RATE PER HECTARE
CROP
Vic
NSW,
ACT
SA
CRITICAL
COMMENTS
PASTURE
Qld
Tas
WA
NSW, ACT,
SA, Qld,
Tas only
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Amaranthus
spp.
-
560 mL
- 1.1 L
-
900 mL
-
-
-
Spray young plants.
Amsinckia
-
-
-
-
-
1.1 L
-
-
Apple of Peru
-
560 mL
- 1.1 L
-
900 mL
-
-
-
Spray young plants.
Susceptible when
young.
Bathurst Burr
-
800 mL
- 1.1 L
1.7 2.2 L
900 mL
-
-
800 mL 1.1 L not
SA
Spray seedlings only.
Bellvine
-
1.8 L
-
1.8 L
-
-
-
Spray before seeding.
Advanced stages
susceptible.
Billygoat Weed
-
3.4 L
-
3.4 L
-
-
-
Spray at young stage.
Bindweed
-
-
-
-
-
1.1 L
-
-
Blackberry
Nightshade
-
560 mL
- 1.1 L
-
900 mL
-
-
-
-
Blackeyed
Susan
-
1.8 L
-
1.8 L
-
-
-
Apply at preflowering, preferably
young stages.
Blue
Snakeweed
-
1.8 L
-
1.8 L
-
-
-
California Burr
-
800 mL
- 1.1 L
-
900 mL
-
-
800 mL 1.1 L not
SA
Cape Tulip
-
-
-
-
-
640 mL
- 1.3 L
-
Low rate for cormils
only*.
Capeweed
1.4 L
-
1.7 L
-
1.4 L
1.1 L
1.7-2.8 L
Caltrop
-
800 mL
- 1.7 L
-
900 mL
-
1.1 L
-
Moderately
susceptible.
Castor Oil
Plant
-
3.4 L
-
3.4 L
-
-
-
Charlock
560 800 mL
560 mL
- 1.1 L
560 mL
1.4 L
-
800 mL 1.1 L
Spray at rosette stage.
-
1.2 L
-
-
-
-
Clover
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Spray seedlings at
young stages only.
Spray seedlings to
rosette stage.
-
WEED TABLE (continued)
CROP
Cobbler’s Pegs
CRITICAL
COMMENTS
PASTURE
Vic
NSW,
ACT
SA
Qld
Tas
WA
NSW, ACT,
SA, Qld,
Tas only
-
1.8 L
-
1.8 L
-
-
-
AMINE 625
WEEDS
young stages.
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Common Ice
Plant
-
-
1.1 L
-
-
-
-
-
Common Sida
-
1.8 L
-
1.8 L
-
-
-
Spray seedling or
young stages only.
Common
Sowthistle
-
1.8 L
-
1.8 L
1.4 L
-
-
young stages.
1.4 L
-
1.4 L
1.4 L
1.4 L
1.1 L
3.2 L
SA only
Spray at multiple leaf
stage. – Effective only
on seedlings.
Docks
Doveweed
-
-
-
-
-
1.1 L
-
-
Fat Hen
-
560 mL
- 1.7 L
-
900 mL
1.4 L
-
-
Spray pre-flowering.
Flannel Weed
-
1.8 L
-
1.8 L
-
-
-
Spray seedling or
young stages only.
Flat Weed
-
-
-
-
-
1.1 L
-
-
Fumitory - red
-
-
1.7 L
-
-
-
-
-
800 mL
-
560 mL
-
-
-
-
stage.
-
-
-
-
1.1 L
-
1.4 L
-
1.1 L
1.4 L
-
-
1.1 - 1.7 L
Spray multiple leaf
stage before seeding.
Hoary Cress
900 mL
- 1.4 L
1.1 1.7 L
1.4 L
1.4 L
-
-
1.4 - 1.7 L
Spray rosettes and
pre-flowering.
Hogweed
(Wireweed)
1.4 L
-
-
1.4 L
-
-
-
Horehound
-
-
1.4 L
-
-
-
2.2 - 3.2 L
SA only
Indian Hedge
Mustard
-
-
-
-
1.4 L
1.1 L
-
Khaki Weed
-
-
-
-
-
-
1.1 - 2.2 L
not SA
Knobweed
-
-
-
1.8 3.4 L
-
-
-
Fumitory white
Heliotrope
Hexham Scent
or Melilotus
-
stage (Vic).
Spray at seedling and
young plant
stage (Qld).
Spray seedlings.
Lower rate for
seedlings; higher rate
for later stages.
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CROP
CRITICAL
COMMENTS
PASTURE
Vic
NSW,
ACT
SA
Qld
Tas
WA
NSW, ACT,
SA, Qld,
Tas only
Lincoln Weed
-
-
1.7 L
-
-
-
-
Spray early rosettes.
London
Rocket
-
-
-
-
-
1.1 L
-
-
Lupins
-
800 mL
- 1.7 L
-
-
-
1.1 L
-
-
Melons Camel, Paddy
-
560 mL
- 1.1 L
-
-
-
-
-
-
Mexican
Poppy
-
-
-
1.4 L
-
-
-
Spray seedlings plants become more
resistant with age.
Mintweed
-
1.1 L
-
900 mL
-
-
-
Spray seedlings resistant in later
stages.
Morning Glory
-
1.8 L
-
1.8 L
-
-
-
Spray at seedling to
flowering stage.
225 560 mL
560 mL
- 1.1 L
560 mL
- 1.4 L
900 mL
-
800 mL
560 mL 1.1 L
Needle Burr
-
1.8 L
-
1.8 L
-
-
-
young stages.
New Zealand
Spinach
-
1.1 1.7 L
-
-
-
-
-
-
Noogoora Burr
-
800 mL
- 1.1 L
-
900 mL
-
-
800 mL 1.1 L not
SA
Paterson’s
Curse
-
1.1 1.7 L
-
1.4 L
-
1.3 L
1.7 - 2.2 L
Spray rosettes or
before plants have 10
leaves. Later stages
harder to kill.
Pinkburr
(Pink Flowered
Burr)
-
1.8 L
-
1.8 L
-
-
-
Spray seedling or
young stages only.
Potato Weed
-
560 mL
- 1.1L
-
900 mL
-
-
-
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Mustards
Spray at 2-4 leaf up to
rosette stage.
Purpletop
-
3.4 L
-
3.4 L
-
-
-
Radish
-
-
-
-
-
1.1 L
-
Ragwort
-
-
-
-
3.8 L
1.1 L
-
Spray up to early
rosette stage (Tas
only).
Rapeseed
-
800 mL
-
-
-
-
-
-
Rapistrum
-
-
-
-
-
1.1 L
-
-
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CRITICAL
COMMENTS
PASTURE
Vic
NSW,
ACT
SA
Qld
Tas
WA
NSW, ACT,
SA, Qld,
Tas only
Rough Poppy
-
1.1 L
-
-
-
-
-
-
Safflower
-
560 mL
- 1.1 L
-
-
-
-
-
-
AMINE 625
WEEDS
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1.1 1.7 L
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1.4 L
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800 mL 1.1 L
Siratro (Purple
Bean)
-
1.8 L
-
1.8 L
-
-
-
Spray seedling or
young stages only.
Skeleton Weed
1.4 L
1.1 1.7 L
1.4 L
-
-
-
Spray rosettes before
aerial growth
commences.
Sorrel
1.4 L
1.7 L
1.4 L
-
-
-
-
Only moderately
susceptible.
Speedwell Ivy leaf
-
-
1.1 L
-
-
-
-
-
Spinyhead
Sida
-
1.8 L
-
1.8 L
-
-
-
Spray seeding or
young stages only
Starburr
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1.8 L
-
1.8 L
-
-
-
Spray before seeding,
advanced stages
susceptible.
Spiny Emex
(Doublegee)
-
-
-
1.4 L
-
-
-
Only young plants are
susceptible.
Star of
Bethlehem
(Cupid’s
Flower)
-
-
-
1.8 L
-
-
-
Spray before seeding,
advanced stages
susceptible.
Stinkwort
-
800 mL
- 1.4 L
-
-
-
-
-
-
Storkbill
(Erodium)
-
-
-
-
1.4 L
-
1.6 - 3.2 L
Sunflower
(seedlings)
1.4 L
560 mL
- 1.4 L
-
900 mL
-
-
-
-
Thistles:
- Annual
-
-
-
-
-
1.1 L
-
-
- Californian
-
-
-
-
2.7 L
-
3.2 - 3.8 L
Repeated applications
may be necessary
(NSW, ACT and Tas
only).
1.1 L
560 mL
- 1.7 L
1.4 L
1.4 L
950 mL
1.1 L
1.1 - 1.7 L
Low rate only
sufficient to control
weeds in crops at
rosette stage when
sprayed early.
- Saffron
Spray young rosettes.
Spray seedlings to
young rosettes.
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WEEDS
CROP
CRITICAL
COMMENTS
PASTURE
Vic
NSW,
ACT
SA
Qld
Tas
WA
NSW, ACT,
SA, Qld,
Tas only
-
800 mL
- 1.7 L
-
-
1.4 L
-
1.1 L
- Soldier
1.4 L
-
-
-
-
-
1.1-1.6 L
not NSW,
ACT and
Tas
- Spear
560 mL
-
-
-
1.4 L
-
1.1 - 1.6 L
Spray young rosettes.
-
-
-
-
-
-
1.6 3.2 L
SA Only
Use higher rate as
flower stalk appears.
- Variegated
-
560 mL
- 1.7 L
-
900 mL
1.4 L
-
1.1 - 1.7 L
- Thornapple
-
800 mL
- 1.1 L
-
-
-
-
1.6 - 2.4 L
not SA
Tridax (Tridax
Daisy)
-
1.8 L
-
1.8 L
-
-
-
Turnip Weed/
Rapistrum
-
560 mL
- 1.1 L
-
560 mL
-
800 mL
560 mL 1.1 L
Vetches/Tares
1.4 L
-
1.1 L
-
-
-
-
Wards Weed
-
-
1.1 L
-
-
-
-
Wild Cabbage
1.4 L
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-
-
-
-
-
- Slender /
Shore
- Star
Suppression only.
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Wild Poppy
560 mL
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-
-
-
1.1 - 1.7 L
Spray rosettes.
Wild Radish
1.4 L
1.4 1.7 L
1.4 L
900 mL
1.4 L
800 mL
800 mL 1.1 L
Spray up to young
rosette stage.
Wild Turnip
225 560mL
560 mL
- 1.1 L
320 mL
-
1.4 L
640 mL
560 mL 1.1 L
Spray 2-4 leaf up to
rosette stage.
Plantback Periods (days) for Dow AgroSciences Amine 625 Herbicide
CROP
RATES
Up to 560 mL/ha
560 mL - 1.1 L/ha
1.1- 1.7 L/ha
Balansa Clover
7
7
10
Barley ❶
1
1
3
Chickpeas ❷
7
14
21
Cotton
10
14
21
Faba Beans
7
7
10
Field Peas
7
14
14
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Plantback Periods (days) for Dow AgroSciences Amine 625 Herbicide (continued)
RATES
Up to 560 mL/ha
Lentils
7
560 mL - 1.1 L/ha
7
1.1- 1.7 L/ha
10
Linseed
7
7
14
Lucerne
7
7
10
Lupins ❹
7
14
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Navybean
10
10
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Oats
3
3
7
Perennial Ryegrass
7
7
10
Persian Clover
7
7
10
Phalaris
7
7
10
Canola / Rapeseed ❷
14
21
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Rice
7
7
14
Safflower ❷
7
14
21
Sorghum ❸
3
7
10
Soybean
14
14
21
Sub-Clover
7
7
10
Sunflower ❸
7
10
14
Triticale ❶
1
3
7
Vetch
AMINE 625
CROP
7
7
10
Wheat ❶
1
3
7
White Clover
7
7
10
IMPORTANT: WHEN APPLIED TO DRY SOILS AT LEAST 15 mm OF RAIN MUST FALL PRIOR TO THE
COMMENCEMENT OF THE PLANT BACK PERIOD.
NOTES:
❶ In Queensland, no rainfall is required to fall prior to commencement of Plantback Period for wheat, barley and triticale.
❷ In Queensland, planting of canola / rapeseed, chickpeas and safflower must be delayed for at least 14 days following
rainfall of at least 15 mm.
❸ In Central Queensland, when using 800 mL/ha or less of Amine 625 the Plantback Period for sorghum and sunflower
❹ In WA the Plantback Period for lupins at all rates is 28 days.
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AMINE 625
Before opening, carefully read DIRECTIONS FOR USE,
PROTECTION OF CROPS, NATIVE AND OTHER NON
TARGET PLANTS, SAFETY DIRECTIONS and FIRST AID
Instructions.
APPLICATION INFORMATION
BOOM SPRAYING – Use 30-120 L/ha of water.
AERIAL SPRAYING – Use 10-90 L/ha of water.
HIGH VOLUME SPRAYING – Use 1500-2500 L/ha of water.
EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE AND USAGE
COMPATIBILITY
This product may be tank mixed with dicamba,
diuron (500 g/L or 900 g/kg), Garlon™ 600, chlorsulfuron,
atrazine 900 g/kg, atrazine 600 g/L, paraquat, Grazon™ Extra,
Spray•Seed®, Starane™ Advanced, Tordon™ 75-D,
methabenzthiazuron® and propiconazole 250 g/L.
1. As formulations of other manufacturers’ products are
beyond the control of Dow AgroSciences all mixtures
should be tested on a small scale before mixing in the
spray tank.
2. Tank mixing instructions:
Fill the spray tank 1/4 full of water and agitate.
Add wettable powders and water dispersible granules
first. Agitate until these are uniformly dispersed,
meanwhile adding water until the tank is 90% full.
Add suspension concentrates (flowables) then soluble
concentrates. Emulsifiable concentrates go in last.
Top off the tank with water and continue agitation until all
the ingredients are properly mixed.
Observe any mixing sequence instructions mentioned on
the tank mix products.
Dow AgroSciences Amine 625 Herbicide is a member of
the Phenoxys group of herbicides. Amine 625 has the
disruptors of plant cell growth mode of action. For weed
resistance management Amine 625 is a Group I herbicide.
Some naturally occurring weed biotypes resistant to Amine
625 and other Group I herbicides may exist through normal
genetic variability in any weed population. The resistant
individuals can eventually dominate the weed population
if these herbicides are used repeatedly. These resistant
weeds will not be controlled by amine 625 or other Group
I herbicides. Since the occurrence of resistant weeds is
difficult to detect prior to use, Dow AgroSciences Australia
Limited accepts no liability for any losses that may result
from the failure of Amine 625 to control resistant weeds.
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DO NOT spray in high winds. DO NOT spray cereals if
lucerne is present. DO NOT spray crops or weeds outside
the stages indicated in "CRITICAL COMMENTS" as damage,
loss of yield or inadequate weed control may result.
Drift Warning:
DO NOT apply under weather conditions, or from spraying
equipment that may cause spray to drift onto nearby
susceptible plants/crops, cropping lands or pastures.
Avoid spray drift onto susceptible crops such as cotton,
tobacco, tomatoes, vines, fruit trees, vegetables, legume
crops and pastures, oilseed crops and susceptible trees
(e.g. Kurrajongs, Belahs and Eucalypts).
per hour and less than 15 kilometres per hour, as measured
standard nozzles.
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Equipment that has been used for this chemical should not
be used for the application of other materials to sensitive
plants, unless it has been well washed out with hot soapy
water or 1% solution of ammonia, followed by several clear
water rinses.
NOTE:
NON-TARGET PLANTS
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PROTECTION OF WILDLIFE, FISH, CRUSTACEA AND
ENVIRONMENT
ventilated area. DO NOT store for prolonged periods in
direct sunlight.
This container can be recycled if it is clean, dry, free of visible
residues and has the drumMUSTER logo visible. Triple or
pressure rinse container for disposal. Dispose of rinsate by
adding to the spray tank. Do not dispose of undiluted
chemicals on site. Wash outside of the container and the cap.
Store cleaned container in a sheltered place with cap
removed. It will then be acceptable for recycling at any
drumMUSTER collection or similar container management
site. The cap should not be replaced but may be taken
separately. If not recycling, break, crush or puncture and
deliver empty packaging for appropriate disposal to an
approved waste management facility. If an approved waste
management facility is not available, bury the empty
packaging 500 mm below the surface in a disposal pit
specifically marked and set up for this purpose, clear of
waterways, desirable vegetation and tree roots, in compliance
with relevant Local, State or Territory government regulations.
DO NOT burn empty containers or product.
and drains.
disposal. Absorb and collect washings and place in the
same sealable container for disposal. Dam the area of large
spills and report them to Dow AgroSciences Emergency
Services at 1-800 033 882.
Sheet for AMINE 625 HERBICIDE which is available from
® Trademark of The Dow Chemical Company (“Dow”) or
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SAFETY DIRECTIONS
• When preparing spray, wear PVC or rubber apron,
elbow length PVC gloves and face shield.
• When using the prepared spray, wear face shield.
• If product on skin, immediately wash area with soap
and water.
• After each day's use wash gloves, face shield and
FIRST AID
If poisoning occurs, contact a doctor or Poisons
Information Centre. Phone: Australia 13 11 26.
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AMINE 625
CAUTION
CAUTION
KEEP OUT OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
KEEP OUT
OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
BEFORE
OPENING
OR USING
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®
Insecticide
Insecticide
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 440 g/L BUPROFEZIN
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 440 g/L BUPROFEZIN
For the control of red scale and white louse scale, jassids (leafhoppers) and longtail, citrus
For the
control ofmealybugs
red scale and
whitecrops;
louse mealybugs
scale, jassids
(leafhoppers)
and mealybugs
longtail, citrus
and
citrophilous
in citrus
in grapes
and pears;
citrophilous
mealybugs custard
in citrusapples
crops;and
mealybugs
in grapes
and pears;
and scales
in persimmons,
passionfruit
and mango
scalemealybugs
in mangos as
and scalesininthe
persimmons,
custard
specified
Directions for
Use. apples and passionfruit and mango scale in mangos as
specified in the Directions for Use.
Dow
AgroSciences
Australia
Limited
ABNNSW
24 003
20
Rodborough
Road
FRENCHS
FOREST
2086771 659
CUSTOMER
CUSTOMER
TOLL FREE
1-800of700
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®
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the Registered
Trademark
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE (All States)
RESTRAINTS:
DO NOT apply by air.
DO NOT apply apply more than twice per year in any crop.
Wine grapes: DO NOT apply later than 80% capfall.
In the following table, all rates are given for dilute spraying. For concentrate spraying refer to the “Concentrate Spraying” Section.
TREE AND
VINE CROPS
Citrus including:
Oranges
Lemons
Mandarins
Grapefruit
Limes
INSECT PEST
RATE/100 L WATER
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Red scale,
White louse scale,
Longtail mealybug,
Citrus mealybug,
Citrophilous mealybug
30 - 60 mL
Scales: Apply when there is heavy crawler emergence,
particularly in late summer. Where the infestation is severe,
a second application may be required 14 - 28 days later.
Applaud® Insecticide works best in an integrated pest
management (IPM) programme where parasites such
as Aphytis spp. are active.
Mealybugs: Apply if thresholds are exceeded in spring-summer.
Repeat after 21 - 28 days if necessary.
Rate: Use the high rate when heavy infestations of the pests
occur and/or where IPM systems have not effectively managed
pest populations.
Jassids (leafhoppers)
30 mL
Apply when thresholds are exceeded in January and again in
February if required. Apply when juvenile stages predominate.
Custard apples
Mealybugs,
Scale insects
30 - 60 mL
Apply a maximum of two sprays per season, 21 days apart,
as a high volume cover spray to run-off using air blast or high
volume hydraulic nozzles.
Grapes
Longtail mealybug
and Tuber mealybug
30 - 60 mL
Apply twice, 14 - 21 days apart, starting when the first
emergence of crawlers is observed. Use the high rate when
heavy infestations occur and/or where IPM systems have not
effectively managed pest populations.
Mangos
Mango scale
60 mL
Passion fruit
Mealybugs,
Scale insects
30 - 60 mL
Apply a maximum of two sprays per season, 21 days apart
when significant pest infestations develop. Apply as a high
volume cover spray to run-off using air blast or high volume
hydraulic nozzles.
Pears
Longtail mealybug
30 - 60 mL
Apply twice, 10 - 14 days apart between swollen bud and the
end of flowering in sufficient volume to ensure the bark is
soaked, with thorough coverage to the point of run-off. Use
the high rate when heavy infestations occur and/or where
IPM systems have not effectively managed pest populations,
particularly under harsh environmental conditions.
Persimmons
Mealybugs,
Scale insects
60 mL
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Monitor scales and apply when the majority of crawlers have
emerged. This usually coincides with tree flushing after harvest
and in spring when fruit are 1.5 to 2.0 cm across. A repeat
application within 14 - 28 days may be necessary. DO NOT use
mineral oils as fruit blotching may occur.
Apply a maximum of two sprays per season, 14 days apart.
Apply when the first batch of scale or mealybug crawlers occur
after winter.
NOTE: To optimise control of mealybugs in most crops it is critical to time treatment to coincide with the first emergence of crawlers.
If it is intended to release Cryptolaemus ladybeetles as part of an IPM system, the last application of Applaud should be made no
later than 60 days before the anticipated release date.
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WITHHOLDING PERIODS (HARVEST):
Passion Fruit:
DO NOT HARVEST FOR 1 DAY AFTER APPLICATION
Custard Apple:
DO NOT HARVEST FOR 2 WEEKS AFTER APPLICATION
Citrus, Mango & Persimmon:
Pears & Table Grapes:
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Wine Grapes:
NOT REQUIRED WHEN USED AS DIRECTED
(i.e. DO NOT apply Applaud after 80% capfall).
Crops such as table grapes grown for export may require
a longer interval before harvest to comply with residue
standards of importing countries. Please check with your
exporter before using Applaud Insecticide.
APPLAUD
EXAMPLE ONLY
1. Dilute spray volume as determined above:
For example 1500 L/ha
2. Your chosen concentrate spray volume:
3. The concentration factor in this example is:
3 X (ie 1500 L ÷ 500 L = 3)
4. As the lower dilute label rate is 30 mL/100 L, then the
corresponding concentrate rate becomes 3 x 30, that
is 90 mL/100 L of concentrate spray.
The chosen spray volume, amount of product per 100 L
of water, and the sprayer set up and operation may need
to be changed as the crop grows.
Do not use a concentrate rate higher than that specified in
the Critical Comments.
For further information on concentrate spraying, users are
advised to consult relevant industry guidelines, undertake
appropriate competency training and follow Industry Best
Practices.
Application Instructions: Citrus Only
Apply Applaud Insecticide in sufficient water to ensure
complete wetting of all surfaces.
Oscillating booms
A spray volume of 7,000 to 12,000 L water/ha should
be used for trees up to 5m high. To optimise control the
following application procedures are recommended:
a) ground speed 2.3 to 2.75 km/h
b) pump pressure 3000 to 5000 kPa
c) oscillation rate 90 - 110 oscillations per minute
d) spray pattern adjacent cones marrying at
about 1.75 m (i.e. narrow cone
angle, but the maximum angle
consistent with good tree
penetration).
e) agitation
1 large paddle per 500 L; paddles
should clear the bottom of the vat
by about 10 mm and should have
the same orientation.
f) boom set
set angle of top to match tree size.
Airblast sprayers
Airblast sprayers may be used for control of jassids/
leafhoppers, but are less suitable for control
of scales and mealy bugs. For jassid control, use
spray volumes of approximately 5000 L/ha.
Mixing/Application
Prior to pouring, shake container vigorously, then add the
required quantity of Applaud Insecticide to water in the
spray vat while stirring or with agitators in motion.
Dilute Spraying
Use a sprayer designed to apply high volumes of water
up to the point of run-off and matched to the crop being
sprayed.
Set up and operate the sprayer to achieve even coverage
throughout the crop canopy. Apply sufficient water to cover
the crop to the point of run-off. Avoid excessive run-off.
The required water volume may be determined by applying
different test volumes, using different settings on the
sprayer, from industry guidelines or expert advice.
Add the amount of product specified in the Directions for
Use table for each 100 L of water. Spray to the point of
run-off.
The required dilute spray volume will change and the
sprayer set up and operation may also need to be changed,
as the crop grows.
Concentrate Spraying
Use a sprayer designed and set up for concentrate spraying
(that is a sprayer which applies water volumes less than
those required to reach the point of run-off) and matched
to the crop being sprayed.
throughout the crop canopy using your chosen water
volume.
Determine an appropriate dilute spray volume (see Dilute
Spraying above) for the crop canopy. This is needed to
calculate the concentrate mixing rate.
The mixing rate for concentrate spraying can then be
calculated in the following way:
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COMPATIBILITY
Applaud Insecticide is compatible with Dithane™ Rainshield™
Neo Tec™ Fungicide and a number of other agricultural
chemicals commonly used on the same crops. Please
contact your supplier or Dow AgroSciences representative
for further information on compatibility.
Applaud Insecticide is not compatible with Sacoa BioPest®
Oil or with products that are highly alkaline or highly acidic.
PROTECTION OF NON-TARGET INSECTS
After using Applaud Insecticide, empty the tank completely
and drain the whole system. Thoroughly wash inside the
tank using a pressure hose, drain the tank and clean all
filters in the tank, pump, lines and nozzles.
After cleaning the tank and filters as above, quarter fill the
tank with clean water and circulate through the pumps,
lines, hoses and nozzles. Drain and repeat the rinsing
procedure twice.
disposal area, or if this is unavailable, onto unused land
away from plants and water courses.
Applaud Insecticide at label rates of 30 to 60 mL/100 L
water has been demonstrated to be safe to a range of
predatory and beneficial insects including bumblebees and
honeybees, parasitoid wasps such as Aphytis lignanensis,
Leptomastix dactylopii and Encarsia spp., predatory
mites such as Phytoseiulus persimilis and Typhlodromus
occidentalis and the green lacewing (Mallada signatus).
Applaud Insecticide has no significant effect on adult
ladybeetles but is known to be toxic to early instars of
Cryptolaemus montrouzieri, Chilocorus circumdatus
and Harmonia conformis. Applaud Insecticide may
also affect egg hatch of these species for 2 to 3 weeks
after application.
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INSECTICIDE RESISTANCE WARNING
For insecticide resistance management Applaud is a
Group 16 insecticide. To minimise the risk of resistance
developing, a total of no more than two applications of
Applaud Insecticide should be made on a crop per season.
Some naturally occurring insect biotypes resistant to
Applaud and other Group 16 insecticides may exist through
normal genetic variability in any insect population. The
resistant individuals can eventually dominate the insect
population if Applaud or other Group 16 insecticides are
used repeatedly. The effectiveness of Applaud on resistant
individuals could be significantly reduced. Since occurrence
of resistant individuals is difficult to detect prior to use,
Dow AgroSciences accepts no liability for any losses that
may result from the failure of Applaud to control resistant
insects. Applaud may be subject to specific resistance
management strategies. For further information contact your
local supplier, Dow AgroSciences representative or
call Customer Service Toll Free on 1-800 700 096.
PRECAUTIONS
Re-entry Period:
DO NOT enter treated areas without protective clothing until
the spray has dried.
PROTECTION OF CROPS, NATIVE AND OTHER NONTARGET PLANTS
equipment, that may cause spray to drift onto nearby plants/
crops, cropping lands or pastures.
Keep out of reach of children.
Store in the closed, original container in a cool wellventilated area. Do not store for prolonged periods
in direct sunlight.
DO NOT store near foodstuffs, fertilisers or seed.
pressure rinse container for disposal. Dispose of rinsate
by adding to the spray tank. Do not dispose of undiluted
chemicals on site. Wash outside of the container and the
cap. Store cleaned container in a sheltered place with cap
separately. If not recycling, break, crush or puncture
and deliver empty packaging for appropriate disposal to
an approved waste management facility. If an approved
waste management facility is not available, bury the empty
SMALL SPILL MANAGEMENT
Wear protective equipment (see SAFETY DIRECTIONS).
Apply absorbent material such as earth, sand, clay granules
or cat litter to the spill. When absorption is completed,
sweep up material and contain in a refuse vessel for disposal
(see STORAGE AND DISPOSAL section). If necessary wash
the spill area with an alkali detergent and water and absorb
the wash liquid for disposal as described above.
DO NOT allow stock to graze grasses or weeds under
treated trees.
PROTECTION OF WILDLIFE, FISH, CRUSTACEANS
AND ENVIRONMENT
chemical or used containers.
May be toxic to crustaceans. Runoff from treated areas
should be prevented from entering waterways.
DO NOT apply if heavy rain is imminent.
Irrigation should not take place within 24 hours of treatment.
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APPLAUD
SAFETY DIRECTIONS
• Will irritate the eyes.
• Avoid contact with eyes.
• Wash hands after use.
• When opening the container, preparing spray and using
the prepared spray, wear cotton overalls, over normal
clothing, buttoned to the neck and wrist, a washable hat
and elbow-length PVC gloves.
• After each day’s use, wash gloves, and contaminated
clothing.
FIRST AID
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® Applaud is the Registered Trademark of Nihon
Nohyaku Co Ltd
Made in Japan
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BARNSTORM
CAUTION
CAUTION
KEEP OUT OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
KEEP OUT
OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
BEFORE
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OR USING
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Herbicide
Herbicide
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 285 g/L CYHALOFOP BUTYL
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 607
285 g/L LIQUID
CYHALOFOP
BUTYL
SOLVENT:
HYDROCARBON
SOLVENT:
For post-emergent control of barnyard grasses and silver top in rice as specified in the
For post-emergent
Directions
for Use. control of barnyard grasses and silver top in rice as specified in the
Directions for Use.
Dow
AgroSciences
Australia
Limited
ABN 24
0032086
771 659
20 Rodborough
Road
FRENCHS
FOREST
NSW
CUSTOMER
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
TOLL
FREE
1-800 700
096 (“Dow”) or an affiliated company of Dow
®
™ Trademark
of The
Dow
Chemical
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE
RESTRAINTS:
DO NOT apply if crop or weeds are stressed due to periods of extreme cold, dry conditions, poor nutrition or previous
herbicide treatment as a reduced level of control may result.
DO NOT apply directly into floodwater either by SCWIIRT (Soluble Chemical Water Injection into Rice Technique) or the
aerial Bickley Boom. Apply only as a foliar spray.
DO NOT treat weeds if mud, cracks or firm soil have appeared throughout fields prior to treatment, as poor control will
result due to moisture stress.
CROP/SITUATION: Barnstorm Herbicide may be applied to any direct seeded rice crop (combine sown, sodseeded, dry broadcast sown
followed by flooding and aerial sown into flooded bays) from the 1-2 leaf stage up to late tillering of the rice. Within these rice stages, choose
the rate and timing as required by the growth stage of the target weeds (see below).
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WEEDS CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH STAGE
RATE (L/ha)
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Always use Integrated Weed Management (IWM) practices for best weed control and to limit development of weed resistance.
For best IWM, the application of alternate mode of action grass herbicides as a pre-plant, pre-emergence and/or at sowing
treatment prior to Barnstorm is recommended.
Barnyard grasses
(Echinochloa spp.)
Silver top
(Leptochloa fusca)
Barnyard grasses
(Echinochloa spp.)
3 to 5 leaf
0.75 - 1 L/ha
+ 1 L/ha Uptake™
Spraying Oil
1 to 2 tillers
(early tillering)
1 L/ha
+ 1 L/ha Uptake™
Spraying Oil
3 to 4 tillers
(mid tillering)
1-1.5 L/ha +
1 L/ha Uptake™
Spraying Oil
Barnstorm Herbicide must be applied directly to the
foliage of actively growing weeds by aircraft or ground
boom equipment.
Apply post-flooding. Water must be at least 1-2 cm deep
in fields at spraying to ensure active growth of weeds and
sufficient exposure of weeds to allow coverage by the foliar
spray. See under General Instructions – Water Management.
Commence reflooding after 2 hours and fill as soon as
possible to limit germination of new weeds and maximise
weed control.
Only use 0.75L/ha for 3-5 leaf weeds when light weed
infestations, excellent soil moisture and good crop competition
is present. Use the 1L/ha rate if any of these conditions are
not present at treatment time.
Use 1.5 L/ha to treat larger weeds.
Only weed suppression (reduced seedset) will be obtained if Barnstorm is applied to advanced grass weeds (5 tiller or larger),
high weed densities and/or moisture stressed weeds.
HARVEST WITHHOLDING PERIOD:
NOT REQUIRED WHEN USED AS DIRECTED.
GRAZING WITHHOLDING PERIOD:
DO NOT GRAZE OR CUT FOR STOCK FOOD FOR 8 WEEKS AFTER APPLICATION.
DRAINAGE WITHHOLDING PERIOD:
DO NOT drain water into regional drains within 7 days after Barnstorm Herbicide application or as defined by the local
irrigation authority, whichever is the greater time period.
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sufficient solution for immediate use. Barnstorm and
any other tank mixes should be applied immediately for
best results.
Barnstorm Herbicide is a member of the aryloxyphenoxy
propionate group of herbicides. The product has the
acetyl CoA carboxylase inhibitor mode of action. For weed
resistance management Barnstorm Herbicide is a
Group A herbicide.
Some naturally occurring weed biotypes resistant to
the product and other Group A herbicides may exist
through normal genetic variability in any weed population.
These resistant weeds will not be controlled by the product
or other Group A herbicides.
losses that may result from the failure of the product to
control resistant weeds.
APPLICATION
Aerial
Application conditions - DO NOT apply under hot, dry
conditions which could adversely affect spray deposition on
the target weeds.
Spray volume - Apply by an accurately calibrated aircraft
using a minimum water volume of 40 L/ha for early season
application to pretillered weeds when rice canopy is open
and light. Later in the season when rice canopy is closed
over and heavy, use 80 L/ha or more to achieve effective
spray coverage of tillered weeds.
Spray quality - Aim to apply medium quality spray (BCPC/
ASABE S-572), throughout the season.
Mixing for odd shaped rice bays - ensure the area to be
treated receives the full recommended rate after allowing
for spray out of headlands, banks or other obstacles and
clean up runs. To achieve this Barnstorm Herbicide rate
may need to be increased by 10%.
Swath width - Do not exceed the optimum swath width
recommended for the particular make and model of the
aircraft to minimise the likelihood of striping and poorer
control.
Precautionary Statement: DO NOT use human flaggers/
markers unless they are protected by engineering controls
such as enclosed cabs.
Ground
Apply using a vehicle mounted boom to enable application
when floodwater is present, using a minimum water volume
of 100 L/ha. Sprayers should aim to apply medium quality
spray based on BCPC specifications and in accordance
with ASABE S-572.
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Barnstorm Herbicide is a post-emergence foliar herbicide
for selective control of specific grass weeds in drilled and
water seeded rice. Barnstorm Herbicide does not provide
pre-emergence or soil residual weed control. Only actively
growing grass weeds already emerged at the time of
treatment are controlled. Barnstorm Herbicide will not
control broadleaf weeds or sedges.
WATER MANAGEMENT
There must be at least 1 to 2 cm of water in fields at
spraying to ensure active growth of weeds while allowing
adequate exposure of weeds to the foliar spray. Use steel
wheeled tractor, all wheel drive motorbike (or similar)
ground boom sprayers or aeroplanes to ensure Barnstorm
is applied when water is present in fields to be treated.
For 3-5 leaf weeds, ensure that 75% of foliage is exposed
above floodwater. For 1-2 tiller weeds, tillers and 75% of
foliage must be exposed above floodwater. DO NOT treat
weeds if mud, cracks or firm soil have appeared throughout
fields prior to treatment, as poor control will result due
to moisture stress. For 3-5 leaf weeds ensure that 75%
of foliage is exposed above floodwater and for 1-2 tiller
weeds all tillers and 75% of foliage must be exposed
above floodwater.
MIXING
Add water to the spray tank to 10 cm above the level
of agitation and ensure the agitation device is working
vigorously. If tank mixing, firstly add any soluble liquid
formulations and allow agitation for approximately one
minute. Then add Barnstorm at the point where agitation
is strongest. Allow further agitation for one minute.
Half fill the spray tank. If using wettable powder or water
dispersible granules, or other emulsifiable concentration
formulations (e.g. Lorsban™ 500 EC Insecticide) these
should be added after the Barnstorm to the half-full spray
tank, ensuring vigorous agitation. Finally add Uptake™
Spraying Oil and continue filling the tank to the required
volume, maintaining agitation at all times. Only mix
COMPATIBILITY
Barnstorm Herbicide can be tank mixed with Lorsban™
500 EC Insecticide or with the herbicide pendimethalin.
DO NOT apply Barnstorm as a tank mix with MCPA,
Basagran® M60, bensulfuron methyl or carfentrazone as
reduced grass weed control will occur. If these products
are to be used in the same spray program as Barnstorm,
separate applications by at least 7 days.
™ Trademark of The Dow Chemical Company (“Dow”) or
® Basagran M60 Herbicide Registered trademark of
BASF Australia Ltd
If broadleaf herbicides, particularly sulfonylureas, have
been used in the spray equipment at any time prior to use
of Barnstorm, particular care should be taken to follow
the directions on the relevant broadleaf herbicide label for
equipment cleaning, or damage to the rice may occur. After
using Barnstorm, empty the tank completely and drain the
whole system. Thoroughly wash inside the tank using a
pressure hose, drain the tank and clean any filters in the
tank, pump, line and nozzles.
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To rinse: After cleaning the tank as above, quarter fill the
tank with clean water and circulate through the pump,
procedure twice.
To decontaminate: Before spraying other cereals, maize,
sorghum or other sensitive crops, wash the tank and
rinse the system as above. Then quarter fill the tank and
add an alkali detergent at 500 mL/100 L of water or the
powder equivalent at 500 g/100 L of water, and circulate
throughout the system for at least fifteen minutes. Drain
the whole system. Remove filters and nozzles and clean
them separately. Finally flush the system with clean
water and allow to drain. Chlorine-based cleaners are not
recommended.
away from desirable plants and water sources.
Store in the closed original container in a cool, wellventilated area. Do not store for prolonged periods in
direct sunlight.
DO NOT store near feedstuffs, fertilisers or seeds.
This container can be recycled if it is clean, dry, free of
visible residues and has the drumMUSTER logo visible.
Triple or pressure rinse container for disposal. Dispose
of rinsate by adding to the spray tank. Do not dispose of
undiluted chemicals on site. Wash outside of the container
and the cap. Store cleaned container in a sheltered place
with cap removed. It will then be acceptable for recycling
at any drumMUSTER collection or similar container
management site. The cap should not be replaced but
may be taken separately. If not recycling, break, crush
or puncture and deliver empty packaging for appropriate
disposal to an approved waste management facility. If
an approved waste management facility is not available,
bury the empty packaging 500 mm below the surface
in a disposal pit specifically marked and set up for this
purpose, clear of waterways, desirable vegetation and tree
roots, in compliance with relevant Local, State or Territory
government regulations. DO NOT burn empty containers
or product.
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RE-ENTRY PERIOD
DO NOT allow entry into treated areas for irrigation and
scouting until the spray has dried unless wearing cotton
overalls buttoned to the neck and wrist (or equivalent
clothing) and chemical resistant gloves. Hand harvesting
should not be allowed for 5 days after product application.
Clothing must be laundered after each day’s use.
NON-TARGET PLANTS
Other cereals (eg. maize and sorghum) and grasses
(eg. seed crops, turf) are highly sensitive to damage
from Barnstorm Herbicide, as may be non-target native
grasses/vegetation. Maintain a buffer zone of at least
50 m downwind from these for aerial applications.
Peaches and nectarines are very sensitive to spotting
from spray drift. Ensure that these crops are more than
5 kms downwind before spraying Barnstorm Herbicide
by air and 200 m downwind when applying by ground.
DO NOT rotate treated land to crops other than rice for
3 months after application.
equipment, that may cause spray to drift onto nearby
DO NOT graze or cut treated crop for stock food except as
specified under withholding periods.
AND ENVIRONMENT
Barnstorm Herbicide is toxic to aquatic organisms.
DO NOT drain water into regional drains within 7 days after
Barnstorm Herbicide application or as defined by the local
irrigation authority, which ever is the greater time period.
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Wear protective equipment (see SAFETY DIRECTIONS
section). Apply absorbent material such as earth, sand,
cat litter or clay granules to the spill. When absorption
is complete, sweep up material and contain in a refuse
vessel for disposal (see STORAGE AND DISPOSAL section).
If necessary wash the spill area with an alkali detergent
and water and absorb this wash liquid for disposal as
described above.
SAFETY DIRECTIONS
• Will damage the eyes.
• Will irritate the nose and throat and skin.
• Do not inhale vapour.
• When opening the container and preparing spray
wear cotton overalls buttoned to the neck and wrist
(or equivalent clothing) and a washable hat, goggles,
elbow-length butyl rubber gloves and a disposable
fume mask covering mouth and nose.
• After each day’s use, wash gloves, goggles and
FIRST AID
If poisoning occurs contact a doctor or Poisons Information
BARNSTORM
Sheet for BARNSTORM™ HERBICIDE which is available from
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BROADSTRIKE
™
™
Herbicide
Herbicide
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 800 g/kg FLUMETSULAM
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 800 g/kg FLUMETSULAM
A water dispersible granule formulation for the post-emergence and salvage control of certain
A
water dispersible
granulecereals
formulation
for the
post-emergence
andclover,
salvage
controlorofmedics);
certain
broadleaf
weeds in winter
(including
those
undersown with
lucerne
broadleaf
weeds inlathyrus,
winter cereals
(including
those undersown
with
clover, only)
lucerne
or crops
medics);
clover,
fenugreek,
lucerne,
medic, serradella
and vetch
(Popany
seed
and
clover,
fenugreek,
lathyrus,
lucerne,
medic,
serradella
(Popany
only) seedcontrol
crops and
pastures;
chickpeas,
field peas,
lentils,
maize,
peanuts;and
andvetch
for the
pre-emergence
of
pastures;
chickpeas,
fieldinpeas,
lentils,
maize,
peanuts;
and for
pre-emergence
control of
certain
broadleaf
weeds
maize,
pigeon
peas and
soybeans
as the
specified
in the Directions
For Use.
certain broadleaf weeds in maize, pigeon peas and soybeans as specified in the Directions For Use.
Dow
AgroSciences
Australia
Limited
ABNNSW
24 003
20
Rodborough
Road
FRENCHS
FOREST
2086771 659
CUSTOMER
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
1-800
®
™ Trademark
of TheTOLL
Dow FREE
Chemical
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE
RESTRAINTS:
DO NOT apply to plants which may be stressed (not actively growing) due to prolonged periods of extreme
temperature (less than 5ºC or greater than 30ºC), moisture stress (water-logged or drought affected), poor nutrition or
previous herbicide treatment as reduced levels of control may result.
DO NOT apply to plants which have suffered frosting for extended periods. Allow at least 2 days frost free prior to
treatment.
DO NOT apply post-emergence treatments if rain is likely within 4 hours.
DO NOT irrigate (any method) treated crop or pasture for 48 hours after application.
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DO NOT apply to crops affected by disease or by previous herbicide treatment (eg triazines or sulfonylureas).
CROP
GROWTH STAGES
CROP TOLERANCE
SPRAY ADDITIVES/TANK MIXES
DO NOT use any spray additives,
or tank mix any other chemicals
with Broadstrike™ Herbicide
when using on chickpeas or field
peas.
Chickpeas
4-6 branches
(no later than
6 weeks after
emergence)
Broadstrike™ Herbicide usually causes
some transient crop yellowing and can
cause reddish discolouration and height
suppression. Flowering may be delayed
resulting in yield suppression.
Field Peas
2 to 6 nodes
(no later than
6 weeks after
emergence)
Broadstrike™ may cause transient
crop yellowing and height suppression.
On light soils in dry seasons flowering
may be delayed resulting in yield
suppression.
Lentils
4-8 fully
expanded leaves
DO NOT apply
later than 6
weeks after crop
emergence
Broadstrike™ may cause transient
height reduction, crop discolouration
and delayed flowering, although yields
are normally unaffected. However,
stress conditions after application
(eg. frost, drought, nutrient deficiency,
disease) may lengthen the time needed
for lentils to recover. In seasons
where a dry spring occurs, yields
may be suppressed. Tank mixes with
other products may result in growth
suppression and delayed flowering
which can result in yield suppression.
Uptake™ Spraying Oil at
500 mL/100 L or BS-1000 at
200 mL/100 L may be applied
with Broadstrike™ to lentils.
Fenugreek
Lathyrus
Vetch
(Popany only)
3 fully expanded
leaves onwards
Use Broadstrike or Broadstrike
plus a wetter only. Tank mixtures
with other herbicides are not
recommended.
Serradella
3 fully expanded
leaves onwards
Uptake Spraying Oil at
500 mL/100 L or BS-1000 at
200 mL/100 L may be applied
with Broadstrike to serradella.
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TABLE 1A: CHICKPEAS, FIELD PEAS, LENTILS, FENUGREEK, LATHYRUS, VETCH (POPANY only), and SERRADELLA
TABLE 1B: WEEDS CONTROLLED OR SUPPRESSED IN TABLE 1A CROPS
WEED
WEED GROWTH STAGE
Up To Leaf
No. or
Up To Plant
size (cm)
Amsinckia
(Yellow
burrweed)
10 leaf
10 cm
diameter
Ball mustard
6 leaf
5 cm
diameter
Charlock
8 leaf
10 cm
diameter
Indian hedge
mustard
6 leaf
5 cm
diameter
Lupins
10 leaf
10 cm high
Marshmallow
(Small flowered
mallow)
4 leaf
10 cm
diameter
Pheasant’s eye
8 leaf
10 cm
diameter
Shepherd’s purse
8 leaf
10 cm
diameter
Three-horned
bedstraw
6 whorls
10 cm high
Turnip weed
8 leaf
5 cm
diameter
Volunteer canola
8 leaf
10 cm
diameter
Ward’s weed
8 leaf
10 cm
diameter
Wild turnip
6 leaf
5 cm
diameter
RATE g/ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
BROADSTRIKE
CONTROLLED
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Where recommended, use of either a wetter
or Uptake Spraying Oil with Broadstrike will
provide better weed control.
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Spray charlock as soon as possible after the
autumn break. Larger plants and any affected
by stress or grazing prior to treatment may regrow and flower.
TABLE 1B: WEEDS CONTROLLED OR SUPPRESSED IN TABLE 1A CROPS (continued)
WEED
WEED GROWTH STAGE
Up To Leaf
No. or
Up To Plant
size (cm)
Capeweed
(WA only)
4 leaf
10 cm
diameter
Doublegee
(Spiny emex)
(WA only)
4 leaf
10 cm
diameter
Wild radish
4 leaf
RATE g/ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
25
Under ideal growing conditions, Broadstrike will
provide useful suppression of capeweed and
doublegee.
SUPPRESSED
Best results will be achieved when a preemergence herbicide has already been used.
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Under ideal growing conditions, Broadstrike
without an adjuvant will give a biomass
reduction of 50% - 70% of wild radish.
Surviving plants may flower and set viable
seed. Best results will occur with treatment in
conditions of >5ºC with bright sunny conditions
and use of higher water rates of 75-100 L/ha
with fine-medium quality spray droplets to get
excellent spray coverage.
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5 cm
diameter
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TABLE 2A: WHEAT, BARLEY, OATS, TRITICALE, CEREAL RYE (INCLUDING THOSE UNDERSOWN WITH CLOVER,
LUCERNE OR MEDICS), CLOVER, LUCERNE AND MEDIC CROPS AND MIXED GRASSES/LEGUME PASTURES
CROP/SITUATION
GROWTH STAGES
Wheat
3 leaf until start
of jointing
(Zadoks 13-31)
Barley
Oats
Mid-tillering to
start of jointing
(Zadoks 23-31)
Always apply with Uptake
Spraying Oil at 500 mL/100 L or
a 100% concentrate non-ionic
wetting agent such as BS-1000 at
200 mL/100 L.
Transient stem shortening and
crop discolouration may occur,
although yields are normally
unaffected. Where barley and oats
are undersown, a vigorous legume
component may lengthen the time
needed for the cereal to recover,
especially if the cereal is stressed
by lack of moisture, trace element
deficiency or disease. In severe
cases, yields may be suppressed.
Use only with a wetting agent such
as BS-1000 when either applying
Broadstrike alone or with partner
products in barley and oats.
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Stirling barley
(WA only)
Apply no earlier
than Zadoks 31.
Triticale
Cereal rye
Mid-tillering to
start of jointing
(Zadoks 23-31)
Medic, lucerne,
and clover
seed crops,
and pastures,
including;
Barrel medic
Snail medic
Spineless
burr medic
Subterranean
clover
White clover
2 to 3 trifoliate
leaves onwards
Grazing lucerne –
high rate
4 trifoliate leaves
onwards
Fence lines,
Stock camps,
Stockyards,
Commercial areas
and pastures
including medic,
lucerne and clover
pastures.
2 to 3 trifoliate
leaves onwards
(see crop
tolerance)
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CROP TOLERANCE
200 mL/100 L.
Medic, lucerne and
subterranean clover - When
Broadstrike is applied at 25 g/ha
+ Uptake or wetter, yield reduction
may occur when treating Serena
or Paraggio medic or Nungarin
sub-clover.
DO NOT apply to lucerne seed
crops less than 8 weeks before
flowering.
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200 mL/100 L.
In lucerne DO NOT use with
MCPA.
In medics DO NOT use with
MCPA.
Use the 50 g/ha rate in grazing
lucerne only. DO NOT apply at
50 g/ha to lucerne used for seed
production.
Use Uptake Spraying Oil at
500 mL/100 L.
TABLE 2A: WHEAT, BARLEY, OATS, TRITICALE, CEREAL RYE (INCLUDING THOSE UNDERSOWN WITH CLOVER,
LUCERNE OR MEDICS), CLOVER, LUCERNE AND MEDIC CROPS AND MIXED GRASSES/LEGUME PASTURES
(continued)
CROP/SITUATION
GROWTH STAGES
CROP TOLERANCE
SALVAGE SPRAY
Cereals:
Wheat
Barley
Oats
Triticale
Cereal rye
Flowering
(anthesis)
to early dough
(Zadoks, 61-83)
Pastures
Lucerne
Clover
Medics
Advanced
seedlings or
re-growth after
cutting or grazing.
Do not use more than 25 g/ha
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TABLE 2B: WEEDS CONTROLLED IN TABLE 2A CROPS
BROADSTRIKE
WEED
WEED GROWTH STAGE
Up To Leaf
No. or
Up To Plant
size (cm)
Amsinckia
(Yellow burrweed)
10 leaf
10 cm
diameter
Ball mustard
6 leaf
5 cm
diameter
Buchan weed
8 leaf
10 cm
diameter
RATE g/ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
25 + Uptake or
wetter
Lucerne and/or
clover only
25 + wetter +
2,4-DB (500 g/L)
1.5-2.5 L/ha
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Grazing lucerne
only
50 + Uptake or
wetter
lucerne only and apply from 4 trifoliate
leaves onwards. DO NOT apply at
production.
Calepina
(White ball
mustard)
8 leaf
10 cm
diameter
25 + Uptake or
wetter
Capeweed
4 leaf
10 cm
diameter
25 + Uptake or
wetter + 700 mL/ha
bromoxynil (200 g/L)
or
25 + wetter + diuron
(500 g/L) 100 mL/ha
Optimum results are obtained in a
competitive pasture. For best results
follow up with moderate grazing two
weeks after application. In pasture,
spray as soon as possible after the
autumn break. Larger plants and any
affected by stress or grazing prior to
treatment may re-grow and flower.
Charlock
8 leaf
10 cm
diameter
25 + Uptake or
wetter
Spray as soon as possible after the
Cotula (WA only)
4 leaf
10 cm
diameter
25 + Uptake or
wetter
500 mL/100 L or wetting agent such
as BS-1000 at 200 mL/100 L.
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TABLE 2B: WEEDS CONTROLLED IN TABLE 2A CROPS (continued)
WEED
Doublegee
(Spiny emex)
WEED GROWTH STAGE
RATE g/ha
Up To Leaf
No. or
Up To Plant
size (cm)
4 leaf
10 cm
diameter
(500 g/L) 100 mL/ha
6 leaf
15 cm
diameter
25 + Uptake or
wetter + 700 mL/ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Optimum results are obtained in a
competitive pasture. For best results
follow up with moderate grazing two
weeks after application. In pasture,
spray as soon as possible after the
Broadstrike + bromoxynil tank mix –
use Uptake Spraying oil or a wetter.
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or
25 + wetter
+ 2,4-DB (500 g/L)
1.5-2.5 L/ha
or
Broadstrike + 2,4-DB or Broadstrike +
diuron tank mixes – only use a wetter.
BROADSTRIKE
(500 g/L) 1 L/ha for
Mature lucerne
only
Dwarf marigold
(Poverty weed)
10 leaf
15 cm high
15 + Uptake or
wetter
Fat hen
15 leaf
20 cm high
Spring/summer
pasture and
lucerne only.
25 + Uptake or
wetter
Spring and summer pasture and
lucerne application only.
Grazing lucerne
only
50 + Uptake or
wetter
production.
Fumitory
6 leaf
8 cm
diameter
25 + 300 mL/ha
terbutryn (500 g/L)
+ wetter
Hedge mustard
Indian hedge
mustard
8 leaf
10 cm
diameter
25 + Uptake
Lupins
10 leaf
10 cm high
25 + Uptake or
wetter
WA blue and
narrow leaf lupins
(WA only)
4 to 8 leaf
Broadstrike + terbutryn tank mixes –
only use a wetter.
Note: This mixture is only approved
for use in NSW, Vic and Tasmania on
pastures.
10 + Uptake or
wetter
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Marshmallow
(Small flowered
mallow) seedlings
WEED GROWTH STAGE
Up To Leaf
No. or
Up To Plant
size (cm)
4 leaf
10 cm
diameter
RATE g/ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
25 + Uptake or
wetter
Broadstrike + MCPA/terbutryn or
Broadstrike + bromoxynil-MCPA tank
mixes – only use a wetter.
Only use bromoxynil/MCPA and
terbutryn + MCPA mixes in cereals
that are NOT undersown with clovers,
medics or lucerne.
or
15 + wetter +
700 mL/ha
bromoxynil-MCPA
(200 g/L + 200 g/L),
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15 + wetter +
350 mL/ha
terbutryn (500 g/L)
+ 700 mL/ha MCPA
amine (500 g/L)
10 leaf
Paterson’s curse
(Salvation Jane)
8 leaf
20 cm
diameter
10 cm
diameter
25 + wetter +
2,4-DB (500 g/L)
1.5-2.5 L/ha
For older plants see Weeds
Suppressed.
Broadstrike + 2,4-DB tank mixes –
only use a wetter.
Grazing lucerne
only
50 + Uptake or
wetter
production.
25 + Uptake or
wetter +
700 mL/ha
bromoxynil
In pasture, larger plants and any
treatment may regrow and flower. For
best results follow up with moderate
grazing two weeks after application.
With terbutryn, apply in a minimum
spray volume of 100 L/ha from the
ground or 50 L/ha from aircraft.
or
25 + wetter +
terbutryn (500 g/L)
300 mL/ha
or
(500 g/L) 1L/ha + for
Mature lucerne
only
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Broadstrike + diuron tank mixes –
only use a wetter.
WEED
Peppercress
seedlings
WEED GROWTH STAGE
RATE g/ha
Up To Leaf
No. or
Up To Plant
size (cm)
8 leaf
10 cm
diameter
25 + Uptake or
wetter
10 leaf
15 cm
diameter
25 + wetter +
2,4-DB (500 g/L)
1.5-2.5 L/ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
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10 cm high
Shepherd’s purse
8 leaf
10 cm
diameter
Three-horned
bedstraw
6 whorls
10 cm high
Turnip weed
8 leaf
5 cm
diameter
15 + Uptake or
wetter
12 leaf
10 cm
diameter
25 + Uptake or
wetter
8 leaf
10 cm
diameter
Volunteer canola
Ward’s weed
25 + Uptake or
wetter
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WEED
Wild radish
WEED GROWTH STAGE
Up To Leaf
No. or
Up To Plant
size (cm)
6 leaf
15 cm
diameter
RATE g/ha
25 + Uptake or
wetter
+ 700 mL ha
or
When conditions at spraying are less
than ideal (see RESTRAINTS above),
or when the crop is not competitive,
some radish plants may survive to
flower and set viable seed.
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amine (500 g/L)
500 mL/ha
or
BROADSTRIKE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Wild radish
(cereals)
6 leaf
15 cm
diameter
DO NOT use MCPA amine in cereals
undersown with clover, medics or
lucerne.
(500 g/L) 1 L/ha for
Mature lucerne
only
In lucerne DO NOT use MCPA.
In medics DO NOT use MCPA.
Broadstrike + MCPA amine tank mixes
– use Uptake Spraying Oil or a wetter.
15 + wetter
+ 700 mL/ha
bromoxynil/MCPA
(200 g/L + 200 g/L)
Broadstrike + MCPA/terbutryn or
Broadstrike + bromoxynil/MCPA tank
mixes – only use a wetter.
or
DO NOT use MCPA amine or MCPA
amine + terbutryn in cereals
undersown with clover, medics
or lucerne.
15 + Uptake or
wetter
+ 700 mL/ha MCPA
amine (500 g/L)
or
15 + wetter +
700 mL/ha MCPA
amine (500 g/L) +
350 mL/ha terbutryn
(500 g/L)
Wild turnip
10 leaf
10 cm
diameter
25 + Uptake or
wetter
Wireweed
10 leaf
15 cm
diameter
Pasture and
lucerne only
25 + wetter
+ 2,4-DB (500 g/L)
1.5-2.5 L/ha
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Undersown clovers and lucerne,
spring and summer sown pasture and
lucerne crops only.
TABLE 2C: WEEDS SUPPRESSED IN TABLE 2A CROPS
WEED
WEED GROWTH STAGE
RATE g/ha
Up To Leaf
No. or
Up To Plant
size (cm)
Buchan weed
8 leaf
10 cm
diameter
25 + Uptake or
wetter
Deadnettle
6 leaf
5 cm
diameter
25 + wetter
+ 2,4-DB (500 g/L)
1.5-2.5 L/ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Broadstrike + 2,4-DB tank mixes
– only use a wetter.
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10 cm
diameter
25 + Uptake or
wetter
6 leaf
15 cm
diameter
Grazing lucerne
only
50 + Uptake or
wetter
5-8 leaf
10 cm
diameter
25 + Uptake or
wetter
New Zealand
spinach
4 leaf
5 cm
diameter
Paterson’s curse
(Salvation Jane)
8 leaf
10 cm
diameter
Peppercress
10 leaf
15 cm
diameter
Stagger weed
6 leaf
5 cm
diameter
25 + wetter
+ 2,4-DB (500 g/L)
1.5-2.5 L/ha
Wild radish
4 leaf
5 cm
diameter
25 + Uptake or
wetter
Marshmallow
(Small flowered
mallow)
leaves onwards.
DO NOT apply at 50 g/ha to lucerne
intended for seed production.
BROADSTRIKE
Doublegee
(Spiny emex)
Broadstrike + 2,4-DB tank mixes
– only use a wetter.
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TABLE 3: SALVAGE SPRAY IN WHEAT, BARLEY, OATS, TRITICALE, CEREAL RYE, MIXED GRASS/LEGUME
PASTURES, LUCERNE, CLOVER AND MEDICS
WEED
WEED GROWTH STAGE
RATE g/ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Wild radish
Turnip weed
Paterson’s curse
Early flowering of the
youngest weeds to
early pod formation of
the oldest weeds
25 or 50
+ Uptake or wetter
Use 50 g/ha only
in established
grazing lucerne
clover, medic and
legume/grass
pastures
Use Uptake Spraying Oil at 500 mL/100 L
or wetting agent such as BS-1000 at
200 mL/100 L.
For prevention of wild radish and turnip weed
seed set, apply in a minimum spray volume
of 100 L/ha from the ground or 50 L/ha
from aircraft.
Some re-growth may occur when wet
conditions prevail after treatment. Do not use
this technique if you have already applied a
Group B herbicide to the crop or pasture this
season. Only use this salvage spray technique
with Broadstrike once per cropping cycle
to minimise the development of herbicide
resistance. If you suspect herbicide resistance
in broadleaved weeds do not use this
technique.
DO NOT use a Broadstrike salvage spray in
pastures for seed production.
WARNING: Weeds that have not started
to flower at application time may not be
controlled by the salvage spray technique.
For wild radish, time treatment to coincide
with green, soft pods prior to embryo
maturation in seeds. Squeeze pod between
finger nails to see if any “green/white seeds”
are present. Best time to treat is before seeds
are visible.
Use 50 g/ha only in established grazing
lucerne clover, medic and legume/grass
pastures.
BROADSTRIKE
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WEED
WEED GROWTH STAGE
Caltrop
Capeweed
Marshmallow
(Small flowered
mallow)
(suppression)
Paterson’s curse
(Salvation Jane)
Wild radish
Rosette stage prior to
running up to flower
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RATE
Spot spray:
25 g/100 L
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Apply to actively growing rosettes.
To ensure complete coverage, spray to the
point of runoff. Use Uptake Spraying Oil at
500 mL/100 L.
TABLE 5A: SEED CROPS (Tasmania only): SUBTERRANEAN CLOVER, RED CLOVER, WHITE CLOVER,
ARROWLEAF CLOVER AND LUCERNE
CROP
Seed crops of
Subterranean clover
Red clover
White clover
Arrowleaf clover
Lucerne
GROWTH STAGES
1 to 3 trifoliate leaves
onwards
CROP TOLERANCE
DO NOT apply to
lucerne or clover
seed crops less
than 8 weeks before
flowering.
DO NOT apply at
40 g/ha to lucerne
intended for seed
production.
500 mL/100 L or a wetting agent
such as BS-1000 at 200 mL/100 L.
In clover and lucerne Broadstrike
may be tank-mixed with 2,4-DB and/
or bromoxynil at their respective
label rates for complete control of
suppressed weeds.
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WEED GROWTH STAGE
RATE g/ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
WEEDS CONTROLLED
Up to 3½ leaf stage
25 + Uptake or wetter
Fat hen
Lesser swinecress
Mustards
Shepherd’s purse
Wild radish
Wild turnip
Beyond 3½ leaf stage
and up to 10 leaf stage
Beyond 3½ leaf stage
and up to 10 leaf stage
Use Uptake Spraying oil at
500 mL/100 L or wetting agent such
as BS-1000 at 200 mL/100 L.
BROADSTRIKE
Charlock
WEEDS SUPPRESSED
Capeweed
Chickweed
Fumitory
Spurrey
Wireweed
In clover and lucerne, seedlings of
these weeds will be suppressed with
Broadstrike alone.
In clover and lucerne, Broadstrike
may be tank-mixed with 2,4-DB and/
or bromoxynil at their respective
label rates for complete control
of suppressed weeds. Only use a
wetting agent at 200 mL/100 L with
these tank mixes.
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TABLE 6A: SOYBEANS, LUCERNE, MAIZE, PEANUTS AND PIGEON PEAS
CROP
Maize
GROWTH STAGES
Post-plant
pre-emergence
(PPPE)
APPLICATION METHODS
Apply Broadstrike after
planting and before
emergence of crop and
weeds. Apply to moist
soil only.
Post-emergent
Up to 8 leaf stage
CROP TOLERANCE
May be tank mixed with
pendimethalin.
Apply with Uptake Spraying Oil
at 500 mL/100 L spray volume
or with a 100% concentrate
non-ionic wetter such as
BS-1000 at 200 mL/100 L.
Some transitory
crop yellowing
and height
suppression
should be
expected but
yields will be
unaffected.
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Soybean
Pre-plant
Incorporated (PPI)
Incorporate into the
soil within 4 hours by
making two passes
in opposite directions
using a combine with
trailing harrows or similar
equipment, to ensure
thorough incorporation.
Treflan 480 or pendimethalin.
Incorporated By
Sowing (IBS)
Ensure the planting
operation is done within
4 hours of application,
using a combine with
trailing harrows or similar
equipment, to ensure
thorough incorporation.
Treflan 480 or pendimethalin.
Post-plant Preemergent (PPPE)
planting and before
soil only.
pendimethalin.
Lucerne
Post-emergent
Up to 6 trifoliate
leaf stage
Peanuts
Post-emergent
Up to 6 leaf stage
Pigeon pea
(GM Cotton
refugia)
Post-plant
pre-emergence
(PPPE)
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DO NOT apply at 50 g/ha to
lucerne intended for seed
production.
Apply with Uptake Spraying Oil
at 500 mL/100 L spray volume
or with a 100% concentrate
non-ionic wetter such as
BS-1000 at 200 mL/100 L.
planting and before
soil only. Results will
be improved by light
irrigation or rain to
incorporate.
Treflan 480 or pendimethalin
WEED
WEED GROWTH STAGE
RATE g/ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Volunteer cotton (including
Roundup Ready® Cotton)
Pre-emergence
50
Caltrop
Fat hen
Turnip weed
Wild radish
Post-emergent
Up to 4 leaf
25 or 50 +
Uptake or wetter
Cotton (including Roundup Ready
Cotton) – may be banded (>40%)
over the row or broadcast).
WEED CONTROL:
Minimum spray volume
150 L/ha for optimum results.
In pre-emergent situations use
the higher rate for longer soil
residual effect and better
suppression of more tolerant
weeds (see WEEDS SUPPRESSED).
In post-emergent situations use
25 g/ha on weeds up to 2 leaf
stage and 50 g/ha on larger
weeds up to 4 leaf stage and
where more residual control is
required.
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Black pigweed
Bladder ketmia
Caltrop
Cobbler’s-pegs
Pre-emergent
25 or 50
Annual ground cherry
Anoda weed
Bladder ketmia
Boggabri weed
Fierce thornapple
(Qld only)
Red pigweed
Wild gooseberry
Post-emergent
Up to 4 leaf
25 or 50 +
Uptake or wetter
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BROADSTRIKE
WEEDS CONTROLLED
HARVESTING WITHHOLDING PERIODS
Chickpeas, field peas, lentils, maize,
peanuts, pigeon peas and soybeans:
Winter cereals
(barley, cereal rye, oats, triticale, wheat):
BROADSTRIKE
GRAZING/STOCK FOOD WITHHOLDING PERIODS
Winter cereals (barley, cereal rye, oats,
triticale, wheat), Chickpeas, field peas,
lentils, peanuts, pigeon peas, soybeans,
Popany vetch:
DO NOT GRAZE OR CUT FOR STOCK FOOD FOR 4 WEEKS AFTER
APPLICATION.
Note: This 4 week WHP covers the use of Broadstrike tank mixed
with bromoxynil (200 g/L) at 700 mL/ha (Table 2B) on cereals.
Maize:
DO NOT GRAZE OR CUT FOR STOCK FOOD FOR 14 DAYS AFTER
APPLICATION
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Fenugreek, lathyrus, lucerne, medic,
serradella:
DO NOT GRAZE OR CUT FOR STOCK FOOD OR HARVEST FOR SEED
FOR 3 DAYS AFTER APPLICATION.
Note: when tank mixing Broadstrike with bromoxynil
(200 g/L) at 700 mL/ha (Table 2B) a 2 week WHP is required.
Pastures (unless otherwise specified
APPLICATION.
Note: when tank mixing Broadstrike with bromoxynil
(200 g/L) at 700 mL/ha (Table 2B) a 2 week WHP is required.
LIVESTOCK DESTINED FOR EXPORT MARKETS
The grazing withholding period only applies to stock slaughtered for the domestic market. Some export markets
apply different standards. To meet these standards, ensure that in addition to complying with the grazing withholding
period, that the Export Slaughter Interval is observed before stock are sold or slaughtered.
EXPORT SLAUGHTER INTERVAL (ESI) – 7 days:
After observing the withholding period for grazing or cutting for stock food, livestock that have been grazed on or fed
treated crops should be placed on clean feed for 7 days prior to slaughter.
EXPORT ANIMAL FEED INTERVAL (EAFI) – 28 days: (Fenugreek, lathyrus, lucerne, pasture and serradella only)
A minimum period of 28 days must elapse between the application of Broadstrike Herbicide and grazing or
cutting the treated pasture as stockfeed for livestock intended for export.
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MINIMUM RECROPPING PERIODS:
Broadstrike is broken down in the soil by microbial activity. Warm, moist soil conditions favour highest microbial
activity and quickest residue breakdown. For the recropping periods NNSW & Qld refers to summer dominant rainfall
areas, where crops are grown on deep black earth soils (vertisols), with no impermeable sub-horizon in the top
30cm. SNSW, Vic, Tas, SA and WA refers to winter dominant rainfall areas on soils with no impermeable sub-horizon
in the top 30cm. Also see the comments on rainfall and soil type below.
CROP
RATE (g/ha)
REGION
NNSW, Qld
SNSW, Vic, Tas, SA, WA
Cereal rye, medics,
triticale, wheat, maize or
soybeans
25 or 50
May be planted at any
time after Broadstrike
application
May be planted at any
time after Broadstrike
application
Barley, chickpeas, clover,
field peas, lucerne, oats
and peanuts
25
3 months
3 months
50
6 months
9 months
Cotton, sorghum or
sunflowers
25
6 months
-
50
9 months
-
Canola, faba beans,
fenugreek, lathyrus,
lentils, lupins, serradella
or Popany vetch
25
6 months
9 months
50
9 months
12 months
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Rainfall – is required to maintain soil wetness for at least one week over the warm months to enable
microbial degradation of herbicide residues to allow safe planting of sensitive crops. For SNSW, Victoria,
Tasmania, SA and WA a minimum of 25 mm and preferably 50 mm or more rain must have fallen over the warm
months of the year. For NNSW and Qld a minimum of 50 mm and preferably 100 mm rain or more must have fallen
over the warm months of the year.
Soil type - on shallow, duplex, low organic matter soils with an impermeable sub-horizon within the root
zone (30 cm deep or less) and alkaline surface soil, sensitive crops should NOT be planted until 2 years after
application of Broadstrike at either 25 or 50 g/ha. (For crops grown in NNSW and Qld on soils other than vertisols,
call Dow AgroSciences or your local reseller for more advice).
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APPLICATION
Broadstrike granules in water soluble bags readily
disperse in water and will do so once added to fast
moving water. Maintain agitation at all times, including
during mixing as well as spraying. Only mix sufficient
spray solution for immediate use and avoid storing.
• Ground Application: Apply Broadstrike in 50 to 150 litres
of water per hectare through a calibrated sprayer that
delivers at least medium quality spray as defined by the
American Society of Biological Engineers Standard S572.
MIXING
Spray rigs with premix hoppers
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For spray rigs that have a drop down chemical induction
hopper, three-quarter fill this hopper with water
and have the rinsing sprinkler operating. Add the
Broadstrike™ water soluble bags and when they are
dissolved and the granules are dispersed, transfer this
batch into the quarter filled main tank. Continue to rinse
the hopper until the entire product has washed through.
BROADSTRIKE
• DO NOT apply Broadstrike under conditions likely
to cause drift onto waterways, susceptible crops or
land to be planted with susceptible crops. Unsuitable
conditions are dead calm, excessive wind and/or small
droplets.
Spray rigs with limited bypass agitation
When Broadstrike is added to the spray tank in water
soluble bags, for spray rigs that have limited bypass
agitation, then as for most granulated formulations,
re-disperse the Broadstrike™ in a bucket before adding
them to the main tank. Add Broadstrike while stirring
until the granules have dispersed.
Tankmixes – this order should be followed:
1. Quarter fill the spray tank and agitate
2. Add Broadstrike using the mixing procedure above
3. Add Verdict™ 520 if to be used
4. Half fill the spray tank
5. Add wettable powders, dry flowables, suspension
concentrates, soluble liquids and/or emulsifiable
concentrates
6. Add Uptake™ Spraying Oil when half full
7. Other adjuvants add according to their label
8. Add water to fill the spray tank
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• Best results are achieved where applications are made
on warm (greater than 5ºC), sunny days applying more
than 50 L/ha of total spray volume (preferably more
than 75 L/ha) and where spray coverage is maximised.
COMPATIBILITY
• Always allow 7 days between application of a grass herbicide and Broadstrike in chickpeas and field peas.
• In lentils, adjuvant, broadleaf or grass herbicide, insecticide and foliar fertiliser tank mixes may result in transient
height reduction, crop discolouration and delayed flowering, although yields are normally unaffected. However,
stress conditions after application (eg. frost, drought) may lengthen the time needed for lentils to recover and in
years where a dry spring occurs, yields may be suppressed.
• Broadstrike is compatible with the following:
Adjuvants
Uptake™ Spraying Oil, Hasten® Spray Adjuvant, BS-1000
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Atrazine
Diuron (liquid or wettable granule)
Spinnaker® Herbicide
Basagran® Herbicide
Lontrel™ 750 SG Herbicide
Lontrel Herbicide
Starane™ Advanced
Bromoxynil
MCPA amine
Stomp® 330E Herbicide
2,4-DB
MCPA ester
Terbutryn
Diflufenican
(lentils and field peas only)
MCPA sodium salt
Tordon™ 242 Cereal Herbicide
Jaguar®
Metsulfuron
Treflan™ 480
BROADSTRIKE
Broadleaf herbicides
Grassweed herbicides
Clethodim (lentils only)
Simazine
Hoegrass Selective Herbicide
(ryegrass only)
Treflan™ 480
Tristar® Advance Selective Herbicide
Paraquat
clodinafop
Verdict™ 520 Herbicide
®
Wildcat® Selective Herbicide (wild oats only)
Insecticides – Dimethoate, esfenvalerate (lentils only), Lorsban™ Insecticides, omethoate
Fungicides (lentils only) – Carbendazim, chlorothalonil, Dithane™ Rainshield™ Neo Tec™ Fungicide
Foliar Fertilisers – Broadacre zinc (lentils only)
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After using Broadstrike, empty the tank completely and
drain the whole system. Thoroughly wash inside the tank
using a pressure hose. Drain the tank and clean any
filters in the tank, pump, lines and nozzles.
BROADSTRIKE
• To rinse. After cleaning the tank as above, quarter fill
the tank with clean water and circulate through the
pump, lines, hoses and nozzles. Drain and repeat the
rinsing procedure twice.
• To decontaminate. Before spraying sensitive crops
(which include canola, cotton, faba beans, lupins,
sorghum and sunflowers), wash the tank and rinse
the system as above. Quarter fill the tank and add
an alkali detergent at 500 mL/100 L of water or the
powder equivalent at 500 g/100 L) and circulate
throughout the system for at least fifteen minutes.
Drain the whole system. Remove filters and nozzles
and clean them separately. Finally flush the system
with clean water and allow to drain. Chlorine based
cleaners are not recommended.
PROTECTION OF CROPS, NATIVE AND
OTHER NON-TARGET PLANTS
Refer to MINIMUM RECROPPING PERIODS for crop
rotation information. Crops susceptible to Broadstrike
include but are not limited to canola, cotton, faba beans,
lupins, sorghum and sunflowers.
DO NOT flood irrigate any treated crop or pasture
for 48 hours after application. Where other types of
irrigation are used, for example sprinklers, DO NOT
irrigate to the point of runoff for at least 48 hours
after application.
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Nufarm Tank and Equipment Cleaner® is not
recommended.
Broadstrike Herbicide is a broadleaf herbicide with
no annual ryegrass activity and is a member of the
triazolopyrimidine sulfonanilide (sulfonamide) group of
herbicides. The product has the acetolactate synthase
(ALS) inhibitor mode of action. For weed resistance
management the product is a Group B herbicide. Some
naturally occurring weed biotypes resistant to the
product and other Group B herbicides may exist through
The resistant individuals can eventually dominate
the weed population if these herbicides are used
repeatedly. These resistant weeds will not be controlled
by this product or other Group B herbicides. Since the
occurrence of resistant weeds is difficult to detect prior
to use, Dow AgroSciences accepts no liability for any
losses that may result from the failure of the product
to control resistant weeds. Strategies to minimise the
risk of herbicide resistance are available. Contact your
farm chemical supplier, consultant, local Department of
Agriculture, or local Dow AgroSciences representative.
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DO NOT apply to waterlogged soils or if heavy rain is
expected within 48 hours of application.
Dangerous to aquatic plants and susceptible crops.
DO NOT contaminate dams, waterways or drains with
the product or its containers.
DO NOT apply under weather conditions, such as dead
calm or excessive wind, or from spraying equipment
producing small droplets that may cause spray to drift
onto adjacent areas, particularly wetlands, waterbodies,
watercourses, susceptible crops or land to be planted
with susceptible crops.
DO NOT graze or cut treated crops for stock food except
as specified under withholding periods.
Poisonous plants may become more palatable after
spraying, therefore livestock should be kept out of the
area until the plants have died down.
PROTECTION OF WILDLIFE, FISH,
FIRST AID
If poisoning occurs contact a doctor or Poisons
Store in the closed, original container in a securely
locked, dry, cool, well-ventilated place, out of direct
sunlight.
DO NOT dispose of any undiluted chemical on-site.
When the foil bag is empty, shake any residual material
into the spray tank. Shred and bury empty packaging
in a local authority landfill. If no landfill is available,
bury the packaging below 500 mm in a disposal pit
specifically marked and set up for this purpose clear
of waterways, desirable vegetation and tree roots.
Empty packaging and product should not be burnt.
Additional information is listed on the Material Safety
Data Sheet for BROADSTRIKE™ HERBICIDE which
is available from Dow AgroSciences on request.
Call Customer Service Toll Free on 1-800 700 096 or
visit www.dowagrosciences.com.au
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Sweep up material and contain in a refuse vessel for
disposal in the same manner as for containers (see
STORAGE AND DISPOSAL section).
SAFETY DIRECTIONS
• Product will irritate the eyes.
• When handling the granules avoid contact with eyes.
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CANVAS 750
POISON
POISON
KEEP OUT OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
KEEP OUT
OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
BEFORE
OPENING
OR USING
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Selective
Selective Herbicide
Herbicide
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 750 g/L MCPA present as the dimethylamine salt
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 750 g/L MCPA present as the dimethylamine salt
For the selective control of broadleafed weeds in cereals, linseed, pastures, rice, sugar cane
For
of broadleafed
and the
turfselective
as per thecontrol
Directions
For Use. weeds in cereals, linseed, pastures, rice, sugar cane
and turf as per the Directions For Use.
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RESTRAINTS:
Avoid spraying if rain is likely within 6 hours as weed control may be reduced.
1. FIELD CROPS
SITUATION
& CROP
Wheat, Barley,
Oats, Triticale
WEEDS
Refer to Weed
Table
STATE
RATE (/ha)
CRITICAL COMMENTS
SA, Tas
only
460 mL - 1.4 L
Apply through the tillering stage after the crop
plants have 5 leaves and before they commence
jointing.
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Wheat, Barley,
Triticale,
Cereal Rye
Qld only
Apply from early tillering (4-5 fully emerged
main stem leaves plus one of more tillers) until
before the boot stage (visible swelling of the
head at the top of the main stem).
NSW,
ACT only
Apply 460 mL rate after crop has reached
2-3 leaf stage and weeds marked # in weed
table have 3-6 leaves. Higher rates after the
first node can be felt at the base of a tiller and
before swelling of the head can be felt in a tiller.
Vic only
460 mL - 1 L
WA only
600 mL - 1.35 L
Apply to crop from 5 leaf to flag leaf emergence
(Zadoks 15-37).
270 mL +
350 mL
flowable diuron
Crop: 3-4 leaf stage (Zadoks 13-14).
330 mL +
400 mL
flowable diuron
Crop: 4-5 leaf stage (Zadoks 14-15)
Capeweed,
Doublegee
(Spiny Emex)
Erodium,
Mustard,
Rapistrum, Wild
turnip, Wild
radish
Amsinckia
(yellow burr),
Capeweed,
Charlock,
Deadnettle,
Doublegee
(Spiny Emex),
Three corner
jack, Erodium
sp., Mustard,
Turnip weed,
White ironweed
(Corn gromwell,
sheepweed),
Wild radish, Wild
turnip
Apply 460 mL rate after crop has reached
2-3 leaf stage and weeds marked # in weed
table have 2-4 leaves. Higher rate after the
crop plants have 5 leaves to fully tillered.
Apply by aircraft or boom with 20-100 L/ha
water, when most weeds have germinated and
are in 2-5 leaf stage. Crops and weeds should
be dry at time of application. Some temporary
yellowing of crop may occur after application.
Undersown sub-clovers may be slightly
retarded.
DO NOT apply to undersown medics.
NSW,
ACT, Vic
only
330 mL +
500 mL
flowable diuron
Apply by boom spray or aircraft when the crop
is at the 3-5 leaf stage (NSW and SA only) and
5 leaf stage (Vic only).
Weeds must be in the 2-5 leaf stage.
DO NOT apply to undersown medic or lucerne.
DO NOT use on Kamilaroi, Kite, Olympic or
Shortim wheat.
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE
CANVAS 750
SITUATION
& CROP
WEEDS
STATE
RATE (/ha)
Wheat, Barley,
Triticale,
Cereal Rye
Capeweed, Three
cornered jack,
Turnip weed,
Wild radish, Wild
turnip, Wards
weed, Common
ice plant,
Pimpernel
SA only
230 mL +
500 mL
flowable diuron
Continued
CRITICAL COMMENTS
DO NOT use on very light sandy soils.
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Wheat,
Barley,
Oats,
Triticale
Linseed
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Soldier thistle
460 mL +
200 mL
Lontrel™
Herbicide
or 80 g of
Lontrel™ 750
Herbicide
Apply to crop tillering stage after the crop
has 5 leaves and before the crop commences
jointing.
Skeleton weed
660 mL +
500 mL
Lontrel™
Herbicide
or 200 g of
Lontrel™ 750
Herbicide
Apply to rosettes from 5-15 cm diameter when
the crop is between the 5 leaf and late tillering
growth stages. It is essential that all skeleton
weed is emerged and minimum of 5 cm
diameter which is usually not before August.
This rate will provide control of skeleton weed
until harvest and will substantially reduce seed
numbers the following season.
Qld only
460 mL - 1.4 L
NSW,
ACT, Vic,
SA, Tas
only
460 mL 730 mL
Apply when crop is 10-15 cm tall with at least
170 L/ha water. DO NOT spray after buds appear.
Some wilting effect may be seen following
application but crop usually recovers quickly.
DO NOT apply by aircraft.
Refer to Weed
Table
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SITUATION
& CROP
Field Peas
WEEDS
Prickly
lettuce
(Lactuca
serriola)
WEED
GROWTH
STAGE
STATE
RATE (/ha)
CRITICAL COMMENTS
4 leaf
NSW, Vic,
SA, Tas
only
80 mL +
125 mL
diflufenican
(500 g/L)
FIELD PEAS: Apply early post-emergent after
the third node stage and before the start of
flowering.
Warning: Field peas grown on high pH soils in
the presence of free lime may be less tolerant
to diflufenican.
6 leaf
100 mL +
150 mL
diflufenican
(500 g/L)
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Charlock,
Wild
mustard
(Sinapis
arvensis)
4 leaf
80 mL +
125 mL
diflufenican
(500 g/L)
6 leaf
100 mL +
150 mL
diflufenican
(500 g/L)
APPLICATION & WEED CONTROL: Apply
when weeds are actively growing. For optimum
results, apply 4 to 6 weeks post sowing.
Application beyond 8 weeks post-sowing may
result in reduced levels of weed control.
In most situations the rate specified for each
weed size will give satisfactory control.
Under certain conditions such as:
• high crop and weed density,
• late season germinations,
• abnormal weed growth (including early
flowering);
higher rates of product (up to the maximum
rate of application specified for that weed) may
be required.
Diflufenican will not effectively control:
• regrowth of suppressed weeds,
• transplanted weeds,
• weeds growing under stress from previous
herbicide applications.
SITUATION
& CROP
Sugar cane
WEEDS
STATE
RATE (/ha)
Blue top, Chinese
burr, Flannel
weed, Gambia
pea, Bell vine,
Streaked
rattlepod,
Bindweed, Pink
convolvulus,
Cupids flower,
Merremia vine,
Morning glory
Qld only
930 mL
As above plus
Fat hen,
Noogoora burr
CRITICAL COMMENTS
POST-EMERGENT: Apply as directed inter-row
spray.
DO NOT exceed rates with phenoxy sensitive
varieties.
1.4 L
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CANVAS 750
SITUATION
& CROP
Rice
Flax
WEEDS
STATE
RATE (/ha)
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Dirty dora,
Starfruit,
Sedges,
Buddah (Butter)
pea
NSW
only
485 mL 970 mL
Apply by aircraft at early/mid tillering stage
of rice but no later than panicle initiation.
Use 460 mL/ha at 35 days after aerial sowing
(approx. 2 L per rice plant).
Use 930 mL/ha at 45 days or more after cereal
sowing (3 tillers or more per rice plant). The
crop should be sprayed before flowering of the
weeds.
WATER MANAGEMENT: Before herbicide
application, lower water level in the bays to at
least two thirds of the weed growth stage for
direct contact with CANVAS™ 750 SELECTIVE
HERBICIDE. Weeds covered by water will not
be controlled. Raise water depth to normal
levels 24 hours following spraying.
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Table
Vic, Tas
only
325 mL
Apply to crop when 8-20 cm high.
2. NON-CROP AREAS, FALLOW LAND, INDUSTRIAL & COMMERCIAL AREAS, RIGHTS OF WAY
WEEDS
Refer to Weed Table
STATE
RATE (/ha)
All states
Refer to Weed Table
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Apply at rates shown in Weed Table when
weeds only are present and no crop or pasture
is involved.
3. PASTURES, NON-AGRICULTURAL, RIGHTS OF WAY, INDUSTRIAL AREAS (High Volume Application)
SITUATION
High Volume
Spraying or
Knapsack
Application
WEEDS
Wild turnip,
Mustards, Wild
radish
STATE
RATE ( /100 L
OF WATER)
All States
130 mL
For easy to kill weeds.
270 mL
For more difficult to control weeds.
Docks, Hoary
Cress, Bindweed
CRITICAL COMMENTS
SITUATION &
CROP
WEEDS
STATE
RATE (/ha)
Grass Pastures
Refer Weed Table
All States
460 mL - 2.7 L
SA only
660 mL +
400 mL flowable
diuron
Use in mixture only if spraying is delayed until
early winter. Rosettes should not exceed 20 cm
diameter.
460 mL - 1.45 L
Use low rates on seedlings with no more than
2 true leaves. Use 100 L water for best results.
If clover present do not exceed 575 mL/ha.
Salvation Jane
Soldier thistle
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CRITICAL COMMENTS
Apply to established grass based pastures.
Damage may occur to Legumes if present.
See “Legume Tolerance” below.
Note: Capeweed, Paterson’s curse and
variegated thistle may be poisonous to stock
after spraying.
SITUATION &
CROP
WEEDS
STATE
RATE (/ha)
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Apply in Autumn when horehound plants are at
the seedling stage. If sub clover or medic plants
are present, they will be damaged by this
application.
Grass Pastures
Horehound
(Seedling and
established)
NSW,
ACT only
2L
Grass Seed
Crops
Refer Weed Table
Qld, SA,
Tas, Vic,
WA only
460 mL - 2.7 L
Vic, SA
only
460 mL - 960 mL
DO NOT exceed the rate specified.
Spray in Autumn and early Winter.
Caltrop,
Capeweed,
Charlock,
Mustards,
Paterson’s curse,
Saffron thistle,
Slender thistle,
Spear thistle,
Variegated
thistle, Turnip
weed, Wild
radish, Wild
turnip
NSW,
ACT, Vic
only
230 mL - 930 mL
Tas only
460 mL
Refer Weed Table
WA only
610 mL - 1.25 L
Capeweed,
Dandelion,
Seedling dock,
Three cornered
Jack, Geranium,
Erodium,
Mustard, Annual
thistles, Turnip
weed, Wild
radish, Wild
turnip
SA only
330 mL
Spray actively growing 6-8 week old weeds.
Introduce stock 7-10 days after spraying,
preferable sheep as cattle are less effective.
Use stocking rate at least 5 times heavier than
normal until weeds have been reduced before
survival of desirable pasture species is
threatened. Lucerne and medics may be
damaged and should be grazed short before
spraying. See “Legume Tolerance”.
PRECAUTION: An increased quantity of
poisonous plants may be eaten by stock using
Spray/Graze technique e.g. caltrop, capeweed,
Paterson’s curse and variegated thistle and
deaths could result from causes such as nitrate
poisoning. With Paterson’s curse preferably
graze stock soon destined for slaughter and
avoid extended periods of grazing. Avoid
grazing with young or breeding stock. DO NOT
graze horses or pigs on Paterson’s curse.
Observe Withholding period of at least 7 days
after spraying.
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Seed Crops
Pastures Spray/Graze
Technique
Soldier thistle
Turf
Apply to established grass seed crops.
Refer to Weed
Table
395 mL
All States
330 mL or
2.8 mL per
1002 metres
930 mL - 1.8 L
or
10 - 19 mL per
1002 metres
Newly laid - Delay until well established or at
least two months old. Apply in high volume to
actively growing weeds. See “Legume
Tolerance”. Buffalo grass is more easily
damaged than other grasses.
Established - Apply in high volume to actively
growing weeds. DO NOT mow for 2 days before
application. Some transitory damage may occur
to fine turf grasses and strawberry clover. See
“Legume Tolerance”.
Buffalo grass is more easily damaged than
other grasses.
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WITHHOLDING PERIOD:
Pasture, Cereal Crops: DO NOT GRAZE OR CUT FOR STOCK FOOD FOR 7 DAYS AFTER APPLICATION.
WEED TABLE:
NOTE: Where weeds are to be sprayed in a CROP or PASTURE use only the rates given for particular crop or situation
indicated under the DIRECTIONS FOR USE table.
In most cases these rates will give control, however some hard to kill weeds or those in advanced stages of growth may
only be suppressed. The rates listed in the Weed Table below are for use where weeds only are present and no crop or
pasture is involved. Use at these rates in a crop or pasture other than for spot spraying may cause damage. This product
should only be used in those states where a rate or range of rates is indicated for the particular weeds listed.
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Weed Table 1: Field Crops (Wheat, Barley, Oats, Triticale, Linseed, Flax), Sub-clover Seed Crops & Turf.
Weeds
Application Rate per Hectare
Critical Comments
Vic
NSW,
ACT
SA
Tas
Qld
WA
Ball
mustard
-
-
1.15 L
-
-
-
Bathurst
burr
1.35 L
660 mL
- 1.35 L
1.35 L
1.35 L
1.35 L
1.35 L
Spray young seedlings only.
Black
bindweed
-
930 mL
- 1.35 L
-
-
930 mL
- 1.35 L
-
Apply at young stage prior to
flowering.
California
burr
-
660 mL
- 1.35 L
-
1.45 L
-
-
Cape tulip
-
-
-
-
-
1.35 L
Apply just prior to flowering.
Gives mild suppression only.
Capeweed
-
1.4 L
1.4 L
1.4 L
1.4 L
-
Carrot weed
Apply at rosette stage.
Apply at seedling stage.
1.35 L
-
-
-
1.35 L
-
460 mL#
660 mL#
460 mL
660 mL
- 1.45 L
460 mL
-
Spray up to rosette stage.
Cutleaf
mignonette
-
-
1.4 L
-
-
-
Apply at young rosette stage.
Dandelion
1.35 L
1.35 L
1.35 L
1.35 L
1.35 L
1.35 L
Apply at young rosette stage.
Deadnettle
-
1.4 L
-
-
1.4 L
-
Moderately susceptible. Apply at
seedling stage.
Docks
1L
-
1.4 L
1.4 L
-
-
Apply at rosette stage and before
flower heads emerge. Only the top
growth of old established plants will
be affected.
Fat hen
1.35 L
660 mL
- 1.35 L
-
1.35 L
1.35 L
-
Fennel
1.8 L
1.8 L
1.8 L
1.8 L
1.8 L
-
Apply at young stage.
Field
bindweed
1.35 L
-
1.35 L
1.35 L
1.35 L
1.35 L
Field cress
-
-
-
1.45 L
-
-
Charlock
# refer to Critical Comments for wheat, barley, oats and triticale.
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Apply at bud stage, repeating over
several seasons.
Weeds
Flatweed or
Catsear
Fumitory
(red)
Critical Comments
Vic
NSW,
ACT
SA
Tas
Qld
WA
-
-
-
1.45 L
-
930 mL
930 mL
930 mL
930 mL
-
930 mL
-
Apply when weeds are 10-15 cm
high.
Apply at young stage prior to
flowering.
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Hoary cress
Horehound
3L
-
1.4 L
-
3L
-
Apply before flowering.
-
2L
1.4 L
-
-
-
Hedge
mustard
730 mL#
-
460 mL
460 mL
460 mL
830 mL
Hexham
scent or
Melilotus
sp.
1L
800 mL
930 mL
-
930 mL
-
Apply at young seedling stage.
Lesser
swinecress
-
-
-
1.45 L
-
-
Lincoln
weed
-
-
460 mL
-
-
-
London
rocket
-
-
-
-
-
830 mL
Lupins
-
460 mL
-1L
-
-
-
830 mL
1.35 L
-
-
1.35 L
-
Spray at 10 cm high.
Mintweed
1.35 L
Mustards
730 mL
660 mL
730 mL
730 mL
-
830 mL
Noogoora
burr
1.35 L
660 mL
- 1.35 L
1.35 L
-
1.35 L
1.35 L
-
-
-
1.45 L
-
-
Paterson’s
curse
-
660 mL
-1L
-
-
2.7 L
-
Apply early rosette stage.
Pimpernel
-
-
460 mL
-
-
-
Plantains
-
1.35 L
-
1.35 L
1.35 L
-
Rapeseed
-
660 mL
-1L
-
-
-
-
Rough
poppy
-
460 mL
-1L
-
-
-
-
Safflower
-
460 mL
- 660 mL
-
-
-
-
Shepherd’s
purse
-
-
-
1.45 L
-
-
Opium
poppy
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Weeds
Skeleton
weed
Sorrel
Critical Comments
Vic
NSW,
ACT
SA
Tas
Qld
WA
-
1L1.35 L
-
-
-
-
Spray rosettes before aerial growth
commences.
-
-
1.4 L
-
-
-
1.35 L
660 mL
-1L
1.35 L
-
-
1.35 L
-
660 mL
-1L
-
-
-
-
- Artichoke
1.05 L
-
1.4 L
-
1.35 L
460 mL
- Nodding
-
1.65 L
-
-
-
-
- Saffron
1L1.65 L
660 mL
- 1.35 L
930 mL
- 1.65 L
930 mL
- 1.65 L
930 mL
- 1.65 L
1L1.65 L
- Scotch or
cotton
1.45 L
-
460 930 mL
1.45 L
-
-
- Slender
2L
660 mL
- 1.35 L
660 mL
2L
-
2L
- Soldier
730 mL
-
730 mL
-
-
-
Spray young seedlings. Use higher
rate for larger weeds.
- Spear
-
1L1.35 L
-
1.45 L
-
-
- Star
-
-
660 930 mL
-
-
-
Apply at seedling stage. Use higher
rate for larger weeds.
1L
660 mL
- 1.35 L
460 930 mL
1L
1L
1L
730 mL#
660 mL#
660 mL
-
-
-
-
-
1.4 L
-
-
-
Wild radish
930 mL
660 mL#
930 mL
1.35 L
460 730 mL
800 mL
Wild turnip
730 mL#
660 mL#
460 mL
1.35 L
460 730 mL
600 mL
Stinkwort
Apply when weeds are 10-15 cm
high.
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Sunflower
(seedlings)
Thistles:
Variegated
Turnip weed
Wild
artichoke
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Spray early rosettes. Repeat spray
required in following Spring or
Autumn.
(September WA).
Use 1.35 L/ha (SA) for well
developed weeds.
Weed Table 2: Pastures, Non-crop Areas, Fallow Land, Industrial & Commercial Areas, Rights-of-Way.
Critical Comments
Other Situations
Pastures
Vic
NSW
SA
Tas
Qld
NSW,
Qld, SA,
Tas, Vic
Annual
nettles
-
-
-
-
-
2.65 L
Young stages more susceptible.
Regrowth likely to occur.
Artichoke
thistle
-
-
-
-
-
5.65 L
High volume, repeat following year.
Add wetting agent.
Bathurst
burr
2L
-
-
-
-
2.65 L
Earliest possible, moderate
susceptibility
California
thistle
-
2.65 L
-
3L
-
-
Catsear
2L
-
-
3L
-
2.65 L
Weeds become more resistant with
age.
Charlock
1L
600 mL
930 mL
1.35 3L
-
660 mL
Spray seedling or early rosette stage.
-
-
-
-
1.9 L
-
2L
-
-
3L
-
34.65 L
Spray seedling. Spray repeat is
necessary for older plants.
2L
-
-
1.35 3L
-
2.65 L
Spray young - later stages harder to
control.
-
-
-
-
-
3.65 L
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Climbing
buckwheat
Docks
Fat hen
Fennel
CANVAS 750
Weeds
Suppression only.
Field cress
-
-
-
3L
-
-
Hawkbit
-
-
-
3L
-
-
Hedge
mustards
-
-
-
3L
-
-
Lesser
swine cress
-
-
-
1.35 3L
-
-
Lincoln
weed
-
-
660 mL
-
-
1.9 L
Melilotus
sp.
Hexham
scent
2L
-
1.9 L
-
-
1.9 L
Mustards
610 mL
600 930 mL
930 mL
1.35 L 3L
1.4 L
930 mL
Narrowleaf
plantain
-
-
-
3L
-
-
Noogoora
burr
-
-
-
-
-
2.65 L
Spray young.
Saffron
thistle
2L
1.8 3.65 L
1.9 L
-
2.3 L
1.9 L
Early rosette, spray before leaves
become spiny.
Ragwort
-
-
-
-
-
2.65 L
Use lower rate on seedling; higher
rate on rosettes.
Spray seedlings or early rosette stage.
Apply early rosette stage.
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Weed Table 2: Pastures, Non-crop Areas, Fallow Land, Industrial & Commercial Areas, Rights-of-Way.
(continued)
Weeds
Critical Comments
Other Situations
Pastures
Vic
NSW
SA
Tas
Qld
NSW,
Qld, SA,
Tas, Vic
Shepherd’s
purse
-
-
-
3L
-
-
Slender
thistle
-
-
-
3L
-
3.65 L
Rosette stage.
2L
-
-
1.35 3L
-
2.65 L
Early rosette following Autumn rains.
Stinkwort
-
-
-
-
-
2.65 L
Spray very young, before 10-15 cm
high - add wetting agent.
Storksbill
-
-
-
-
-
1.4 2.26 L
Spray weeds as early as possible after
opening rains. Weeds become more
resistant with age.
Turnip weed
-
600 930 mL
1.4 L
-
930 mL
-
Variegated
thistle
1.9 L
1.4 1.9 L
-
1.35 3L
1.4 L
1.4 1.9 L
Spray at pre-cabbage stage.
Wild sage
2L
-
-
-
-
1.9 L
Spray seedlings - add wetting agent.
Wild turnip
610 mL
600 mL
- 1.15 L
930 mL
1.35 L 3L
-
660 mL
Spray seedling or early rosette stage.
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Spear,
Scotch,
Black thistle
Before opening, carefully read DIRECTIONS FOR USE, PROTECTION OF CROPS, NATIVE AND OTHER NON-TARGET
PLANTS, SAFETY DIRECTIONS and FIRST AID instructions.
Weeds should be sprayed while actively growing and at their most susceptible stage. As a general guide, annuals should be
sprayed when young and perennials just prior to appearance of bud stage. Extremes of cold or drought are unfavourable.
The best conditions are when soil is moist, weather is fine and rain unlikely within 6 hours of application.
BOOM SPRAYING – Use 30-120 L/ha of water. Use a minimum of 170 L/ha water for LINSEED.
AERIAL SPRAYING – Use 10-90 L/ha of water.
HIGH VOLUME SPRAYING – Use 1500-2500 L/ha of water.
Equipment that has been used for this chemical should not be used for the application of other materials to sensitive plants,
unless it has been well washed out with hot soapy water or 1% solution of ammonia, followed by several clear water rinses.
COMPATIBILITY
This product may be tank mixed with Broadstrike™ Herbicide, bromoxynil, dicamba, diflufenican, diuron (500 g/L or
900 g/kg), chlorsulfuron, metsulfuron, Hotshot™ Herbicide, Lontrel™ Herbicide, Lontrel™ 750SG Herbicide, Sertin®,
Spray·Seed®, Starane™ Advanced Herbicide, Flowable terbutryn, Tordon™ 242 Herbicide, Torpedo™ Herbicide and Tribunil®.
The effectiveness of Imidan, Le Mat® and dimethoate may be reduced by alkaline hydrolysis if tank mixed with this product.
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spray tank.
Fill the spray tank 1/4 full of water and agitate.
Add wettable powders and water dispersible granules
first. Agitate until these are uniformly dispersed,
meanwhile adding water until the tank is 90% full.
Add suspension concentrates (flowables) then soluble
concentrates. Emulsifiable concentrates go in last.
Top off the tank with water and continue agitation until
all the ingredients are properly mixed.
Observe any mixing sequence instructions mentioned
on the tank mix products.
Legume Tolerance: The use of Canvas 750 Selective
Herbicide is preferred to 2,4-D amine or 2,4-D LV ester
in situations where legumes are undersown in the crop.
NB. The tolerance of pasture legumes to applied product
can vary with species, variety, growing conditions, stage
of growth and companion crop cover. DO NOT spray cereal
crops undersown with lucerne as damage may result.
AND ENVIRONMENT
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Canvas™ 750 Selective Herbicide is a member of the
Phenoxys group of herbicides. Canvas™ 750 Selective
Herbicide has the disruptors of plant cell growth mode of
action. For weed resistance management Canvas™ 750
Selective Herbicide is a Group I herbicide. Some naturally
occurring weed biotypes resistant to Canvas™ 750 Selective
Herbicide and other Group I herbicides may exist through
normal genetic variability in any weed population. The
resistant individuals can eventually dominate the weed
population if these herbicides are used repeatedly. These
resistant weeds will not be controlled by Canvas™ 750
Selective Herbicide or other Group I herbicides. Since the
occurrence of resistant weeds is difficult to detect prior to
use, Dow AgroSciences Australia Limited accepts no liability
for any losses that may result from the failure of Canvas™
750 Selective Herbicide to control resistant weeds.
NON-TARGET PLANTS
DO NOT spray in high winds. DO NOT spray crops or weeds
outside the stages indicated in "CRITICAL COMMENTS" as
damage, loss of yield or inadequate weed control may
result.
Drift Warning: DO NOT apply under weather conditions, or
from spraying equipment that may cause spray to drift onto
nearby susceptible plants/crops, cropping lands or pastures.
crops and pastures, oilseed crops and susceptible trees (e.g.
Kurrajongs, Belahs and Eucalypts).
DO NOT apply with smaller than coarse to very coarse spray
droplets according to the ASABE S572 definition for
standard nozzles.
RE-ENTRY PERIOD
Hand weeding should not be performed for 7 days after
spray application unless workers wear cotton overalls
buttoned to the neck and wrist (or equivalent clothing),
chemical resistant gloves and footwear.
ventilated area.
DO NOT store for prolonged periods in direct sunlight.
adding to the spray tank. Do not dispose of undiluted chemicals
on site. Wash outside of the container and the cap. Store
cleaned container in a sheltered place with cap removed. It will
then be acceptable for recycling at any drumMUSTER collection
or similar container management site. The cap should not be
replaced but may be taken separately. If not recycling, break,
crush or puncture and deliver empty packaging for appropriate
disposal to an approved waste management facility. If an
approved waste management facility is not available, bury
the empty packaging 500 mm below the surface in a disposal
pit specifically marked and set up for this purpose, clear of
Do not touch or walk through spilled material. Wear a face
shield or goggles, overalls buttoned to neck and wrist,
and drains.
Services at 1-800 033 882.
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NOTE:
CANVAS 750
SAFETY DIRECTIONS
• Attacks eyes and will irritate the skin.
• When opening the container wear cotton overalls buttoned
to the neck and wrist, washable hat, elbow-length PVC
gloves, goggles and half face piece respirator.
• When using the prepared spray wear cotton overalls
buttoned to the neck and wrist and a washable hat, elbow
length PVC gloves.
and water.
• If product is in the eyes, wash it out immediately with water.
• After each day’s use, wash gloves, goggles, contaminated
clothing and respirator. If rubber wash with detergent and
warm water.
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FIRST AID
Data Sheet for CANVAS™ 750 SELECTIVE HERBICIDE
which is available from Dow AgroSciences on request.
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POISON
POISON
KEEP OUT OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
KEEP OUT
OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
BEFORE
OPENING
OR USING
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CONCLUDE
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™
Herbicide
Herbicide
ACTIVE CONSTITUENTS: 357 g/L MCPA present as the ethyl hexyl ester
ACTIVE CONSTITUENTS: 7357
MCPA present as the ethyl hexyl ester
g/Lg/L
FLORASULAM
7 g/L FLORASULAM
A suspension emulsion formulation for post-emergent control of broadleaf weeds in barley, oats,
A suspension
emulsion
formulation
forDirections
post-emergent
control of broadleaf weeds in barley, oats,
triticale
and wheat
as specified
in the
for Use.
triticale and wheat as specified in the Directions for Use.
Dow
AgroSciences
Australia
Limited
ABN 24
0032086
771 659
20 Rodborough
Road
FRENCHS
FOREST
NSW
CUSTOMER
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
TOLL
FREE
1-800 700
®
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE
For Application to Oats, Triticale and Wheat at crop growth stage between 3 leaf and flag leaf emergence and to
Barley between 5 leaf and flag leaf emergence.
RESTRAINTS:
DO NOT apply to crops or weeds which may be stressed due to prolonged periods of extreme cold, moisture stress
(water-logging or drought), nutritional stress, root disease, or previous herbicide treatment, as crop damage or reduced
levels of control may result (see bottom of table below for additional comments on barley and oats).
DO NOT spray if rain is likely to occur within four hours or if heavy rain is likely to occur within 48 hours.
DO NOT apply later than flag leaf emergence (Z37).
DO NOT apply by air and DO NOT apply this product by mister within a Chemical Control Area in Victoria without a valid permit.
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Adjuvant with Conclude™ Herbicide: Always add Uptake™ Spraying Oil at 500 mL/100 water (0.5%v/v) unless tank
mixing with Ally 1. When tank mixing with Ally add a non-ionic wetter at 200 mL/100 L (0.2% v/v)
CONCLUDE
WEED
WEED STAGE
RATE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Bedstraw
(Galium spp.)
Up to 6 whorl and not
more than 100 mm
in height
700 mL/ha
Doublegee (Spiny Emex)
(Emex australis)
Up to the 4 leaf stage
and not more than
100 mm in diameter
Indian hedge mustard
(Sisymbrium orientale)
and not more than
150 mm in diameter
Appy to actively growing weeds.
Best results are usually achieved when
weeds are small (2-4 leaf). However, actively
growing weeds larger than the range
specified (in the weed stage column) will
often be well controlled if treated under
warm conditions. Some regrowth can occur
when above average spring rainfall occurs.
Turnip weed
(Rapistrum rugosum)
Wild turnip
(Brassica tournefortii)
Wild radish
(Raphanus
raphanistrum)
Volunteer canola
(Brassica napus)
Capeweed
(Arctotheca calendula)
and not more than
120 mm in diameter
Capeweed
and not more than
100 mm in diameter
Vetch (Vicia spp.)
and not more than
120 mm in height
Suppression
All states
Control
WA only
Crop volunteers
including:
Chickpea, Lentil, Lupin
Faba beans
and not more than
150 mm in height
Peas
Up to the 6 node stage
and not more than
150 mm in height
Integrated Weed Management:
Weeds that survive treatment must not be
allowed to set viable seed. Use another
management technique or herbicide from
different mode-of-action group to avoid
viable seed production.
Strong suppression and often control of
capeweed can be expected if actively growing
weeds are treated in warm conditions.
Conversely, control may be reduced by frosts
in the 1-2 days preceeding application as
well as cold, wet conditions that slow plant
growth. Some regrowth may occur when
above average spring rainfall occurs.
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HARVEST WITHHOLDING PERIOD
COMPATIBILITY
Barley, Oats, Triticale and Wheat: None required when used
as directed. When using Conclude Herbicide in a tank mix
with another product, observe the Harvest Withholding
Period of the other product.
Conclude Herbicide is compatible with the following:
Broadleaf Herbicides: Bromoxynil, bromoxynil-MCPA,
MCPA LVE, MCPA amine, Starane™ Advanced, Lontrel™,
dicamba, Ally1
Adjuvants: Always use Uptake™ Spraying Oil unless tank
mixing with metsulfuron. When tank mixing with Ally1 use
a non-ionic wetter at 200 mL/100 L.
DO NOT GRAZE OR CUT TREATED CROPS FOR STOCK
FEED FOR 7 DAYS AFTER APPLICATION of Conclude
Herbicide. When using Conclude in a tank mix with another
product, observe whichever Stockfood Withholding Period
is the longer.
BOOM SPRAYING: Apply Conclude Herbicide in sufficient
water to obtain good coverage. It should be applied by an
accurately calibrated ground rig using a water volume of
50 – 100 L/ha. Sprayers should aim to apply medium
quality spray in accordance with ASABE standard S-572.
If applying a coarse quality spray apply in a minimum
of 80 L/ha.
CROP SAFETY: Barley and Oats – While grain yields are
unaffected, slight, transient yellowing and growth
retardation may occur in some conditions. Crop recovery
is usually rapid, but may be slower if crops are stressed
due to prolonged periods of extreme cold, moisture stress
(water-logging or drought), nutritional stress, root disease,
or previous herbicide treatment.
CLEANING SPRAY EQUIPMENT:
After using Conclude Herbicide, empty the tank completely
tank using a pressure hose, drain the tank and clean any
tank, pump, line and nozzle filters.
PARTIAL CLEANING (Rinse only – before using rig to spray
barley, triticale and wheat): After cleaning the tank as above,
quarter fill the tank with clean water and circulate through
the pump, line, hoses and nozzles. Drain and repeat
procedure twice.
COMPLETE CLEANING (Decontamination – before using rig
to spray crops that are susceptible to Conclude Herbicide):
After cleaning the tank as above, quarter fill the tank with
clean water and add a liquid alkali detergent (e.g. Surf®,
Omo®, Drive®) at 500 mL/100 L water and circulate
throughout the system for at least fifteen minutes. Drain
the whole system. Then remove filters and nozzles and
clean separately. Finally rinse inside the tank thoroughly
using a pressure hose and flush system with clean water
and allow to drain. Note: Chlorine-based cleaners are
NOT recommended.
land away from desirable plants and their roots and
watercourses.
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MIXING: Conclude Herbicide is a suspension concentrate
which may show some separation on storage. Roll, shake or
invert the container several times to ensure that Conclude
has completely resuspended before measuring to mix.
Conclude Herbicide should be added to the spray tank with
simultaneous agitation. If agitation is limited, premix the
Conclude Herbicide in a bucket before adding to the main
tank. Once diluted correctly, Conclude Herbicide remains in
suspension. If tankmixing with other products, the
following order should be followed:
1.
2.
3.
4.
APPLICATION
Quarter fill the spraytank, maintaining agitation, then:
Add Conclude Herbicide (as described above)
Add water to half fill the spray tank
Add wettable powders, water dispersible granules or
other suspension concentrates.
5. Add other emulsifiable concentrates.
6. Add Uptake™ Spraying Oil when spraytank is half-full.
(or a wetter if applying with Ally1)
7. Add water to bring to the final spray volume.
CROP SAFETY: Barley and Oats – While grain yields are
unaffected, slight, transient yellowing and growth
retardation may occur in some conditions. Crop recovery is
usually rapid, but may be slower if crops are stressed due
to prolonged periods of extreme cold, moisture stress
(water-logging or drought), nutritional stress, root disease,
or previous herbicide treatment.
ROTATIONAL CROPS: Susceptible winter crops may be
sown the year following application. Susceptible winter
crops include: chickpeas, faba beans, field peas, lentils and
lupins or pastures with a lucerne, medic or clover
component. Safety to summer crops is under investigation.
Please contact your local Dow AgroSciences representative
on 1 800 700 096 before planting a summer crop following
use of Conclude Herbicide.
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CONCLUDE
STOCKFOOD WITHHOLDING PERIOD
CONCLUDE
Conclude Herbicide contains members of the pyridine and
triazolopyrimidine sulfonanilide group of herbicides. The
product has the disrupters of plant cell growth and
acetolactate synthase (ALS) inhibitor modes-of-action.
For weed resistance management, the product is a Group I +
Group B herbicide. Some naturally occurring weed biotypes
resistant to the product and other Group I and/or B herbicides
may exist through normal genetic variability in any weed
population. The resistant individuals can eventually dominate
the weed population if these herbicides are used repeatedly.
These resistant weeds will not be controlled by this product
or other Group I or Group B herbicides. Since the occurrence
of resistant weeds is difficult to detect prior to use, Dow
AgroSciences accepts no liability for any losses that may
result from the failure of the product to control resistant
weeds. Strategies to minimise the risk of herbicide resistance
are available. Contact your farm chemical supplier, consultant
or local Department of Agriculture.
Conclude Herbicide is a broadleaf herbicide with no grass
weed activity and exerts no selection pressure on annual
ryegrass.
Store in the closed, original container in a cool,
well-ventilated area.
The method of disposal of the container depends on the
container type. Read the STORAGE AND DISPOSAL
Do not touch or walk through spilled material. Wear
goggles, overalls buttoned to neck and wrist, chemical
resistant gloves and footwear. Stop leak when safe to do so.
Dam area and prevent entry into waterways, and drains.
Services at 1-800 033 882.
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INTEGRATED WEED MANAGEMENT
Weeds that survive treatment must be managed by another
herbicide with different mode-of-action and/or non-chemical
technique/s to avoid viable seed production.
NON-TARGET PLANTS
DO NOT apply under weather conditions or from spraying
equipment that may cause spray drift onto nearby
crops and pastures, oilseed crops and susceptible trees
(eg. kurrajongs, belahs, eucalyptus).
DO NOT spray in high winds.
AND ENVIRONMENT
Florasulam is very highly toxic to algae and aquatic plants.
Overspray or drift to sensitive habitats should be avoided.
For ground application, a buffer zone of 10 metres is
required between the downwind edge of the boom and the
closest edge of non-target native vegetation and a buffer
zone of 5 metres is required between the downwind edge of
the boom and the closest edge of waterbodies.
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SAFETY DIRECTIONS
• Will damage eyes.
• Will irritate the skin.
• When opening the container, and mixing and loading,
wear cotton overalls buttoned to the neck and wrist and
a washable hat, elbow-length chemical-resistant gloves
and goggles.
and water.
FIRST AID
Additional information is listed in the Material
Safety Data Sheet for CONCLUDE™ HERBICIDE
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POISON
POISON
KEEP OUT OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
CRUSADER
KEEP OUT
OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
BEFORE
OPENING
OR USING
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Herbicide
Herbicide
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT:
ACTIVESAFENER:
CONSTITUENT:
CROP
CROP SAFENER:
SOLVENT:
SOLVENT:
30 g/L PYROXSULAM
30 g/L CLOQUINTOCETPYROXSULAM MEXYL
90
90 g/L
MEXYL
750
g/LCLOQUINTOCETLIQUID HYDROCARBON
An oil dispersible liquid formulation for post-emergent control of grass and broadleaf weeds in
An
oil dispersible
formulation
post-emergent
control
of grass
and broadleaf
triticale
and wheat,liquid
excluding
durumfor
varieties,
as specified
in the
Directions
for Use. weeds in
triticale and wheat, excluding durum varieties, as specified in the Directions for Use.
Dow
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AgroSciences
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Australia
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Limited
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ABNNSW
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE: For application to triticale and wheat (excluding durum varieties) only
from 3 leaf up to 1st node of the crop.
CRUSADER
RESTRAINTS:
(water-logging or drought) or previous herbicide treatment, as crop damage or reduced levels of control may result
(see crop safety warning below).
DO NOT spray if rain is likely to occur within 6 hours.
DO NOT apply later than the 1st node stage of the crops.
DO NOT apply to durum varieties of wheat.
DO NOT double overlap or double spray crop.
DO NOT apply to paddocks where there is a high risk of weeds resistant to Group B herbicides.
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Table 1. Grass weed control or suppression
WEEDS
Control
Brome grass
(Bromus diandrus),
Phalaris spp.,
Wild oats
(Avena spp.)
WEED STAGE
RATE/ha
1-3 leaf
(pre-tillering)
500 mL
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Always use BS 1000 or Chemwet 1000
at 250 mL/100 L.
Weed suppression: Weeds may only
be suppressed where densities of
> 150 plants/m2 are treated and may
survive treatment, but will usually show
reduced growth and seed set. Always use
together with other methods of control to
stop weed seed set.
Suppression
Annual ryegrass
(Lolium rigidum)
Barley grass
(Hordeum leporinum)
Silver grass
(Vulpia spp.)
Table 2. Broadleaf weed control
WEED
WEED STAGE & SIZE
RATE/ha
Bedstraw
(Galium tricornutum)
Cotyledon - 6 whorl
Up to 10 cm
500 mL
Canola
(Brassica napus)
Cotyledon - 4 leaf
Up to 10 cm
CRITICAL COMMENTS
at 250 mL/100 L.
High weed density: For high densities
(> 50/m2), use tank-mixes and highest
rate of partner herbicide where a range is
stated.
Crop stage for tankmixes: treat crop at
the labelled growth stage for the partner
herbicide.
MCPA tankmixes: LVE 600 MCPA at
400 mL/ha must be applied from 5 leaf
stage onwards in NNSW and Qld.
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Table 2. Broadleaf weed control (continued)
WEED
WEED STAGE & SIZE
RATE/ha
Capeweed
Cotyledon - 6 leaf
Up to 12 cm
500 mL
+ 40-60 g of
Lontrel 750 SG
+ 300 mL
LVE 600 MCPA
or
+ 500 mL
Bromoxynil/MCPA
(200 + 200 g/L)
or
+ 500 mL
Bromoxynil/MCPA
+ 40 g
Lontrel 750 SG
CRITICAL COMMENTS
at 250 mL/100 L.
High weed density: For high densities
(> 50/m2), use tank-mixes and highest
rate of partner herbicide where a range is
stated.
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Chickpea
(Cicer arietinum)
Cotyledon - 6 leaf
Up to 15 cm
500 mL
Climbing buckwheat
(Black bindweed)
(Fallopia convolvulus)
Cotyledon - 4 leaf
Up to 10 cm
500 mL
+ 375-500 mL
Hotshot Herbicide
Deadnettle
(Lamium amplexicaule)
Cotyledon - 4 leaf
Up to 5 cm
500 mL
Doublegee or
(Spiny emex)
(Emex australis)
Cotyledon - 4 leaf
Up to 10 cm
500 mL
+ 5 g Metsulfuron
(600 g/kg)
Faba bean
(Vicia faba)
Cotyledon - 4 leaf
Up to 10 cm
500 mL
Field pea
(Pisum sativum)
Cotyledon - 6 node
Up to 12 cm
Cotyledon - 6 leaf
Up to 10 cm
500 mL
+ 300-400 mL
LVE 600 MCPA
Lentil
(Lens esculentum)
Cotyledon - 6 leaf
Up to 8 cm
500 mL
Lupins - suppression
(Lupinus albus)
Cotyledon - 4 leaf
Up to 6 cm
Medic spp.
Cotyledon - 4 leaf
Up to 8 cm
Prickly lettuce
(Lactuca serriola)
Cotyledon - 6 leaf
Up to 10 cm
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500 mL
+ 400 mL
LVE 600 MCPA
Crop stage for tankmixes: treat crop at
the labelled growth stage for the partner
herbicide.
MCPA tankmixes: LVE 600 MCPA at
400 mL/ha must be applied from 5 leaf
stage onwards in NNSW and Qld.
Table 2. Broadleaf weed control (continued)
WEED STAGE & SIZE
RATE/ha
Small flowered
mallow - suppression
(Malva parviflora)
Cotyledon - 4 leaf
Up to 10 cm
500mL
+ 400 mL
LVE 600 MCPA
or
+ 300 mL
LVE 600 MCPA
+ 5 g Metsulfuron
(600 g/kg)
or
+ 500 mL Conclude
CRITICAL COMMENTS
CRUSADER
WEED
Mallow suppression – ensure excellent
crop competition for best suppression.
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Sowthistle
(Sonchus oleraceus)
Cotyledon - 4 leaf
Up to 10 cm
500mL
+ 500 mL Hotshot
+ 400 mL
LVE 600 MCPA
Subclover
(Trifolium
subterraneum)
Cotyledon - 4 leaf
Up to 5 cm
500 mL
Turnip weed
(Rapistrum rugosum)
Cotyledon - 4 leaf
Up to 10 cm
Vetch - suppression
(Vicia sativa)
Cotyledon - 4 leaf
Up to 10 cm
Wild radish
(Raphanus
raphanistrum)
Cotyledon - 4 leaf
Up to 15 cm
500 mL
+ 300-400 mL
LVE 600 MCPA
Wireweed
(Polygonum aviculare)
Cotyledon - 4 leaf
Up to 8 cm
500 mL
NOT TO BE USED FOR ANY PURPOSE OR IN ANY MANNER CONTRARY TO THIS LABEL
WITHHOLDING PERIODS
When using Crusader Herbicide in a tank mix with another product, observe whichever Harvest or Grazing/Stockfood
Withholding Period that is the longer.
Harvest: NOT REQUIRED WHEN USED AS DIRECTED.
Grazing/Stockfood: DO NOT GRAZE OR CUT TREATED CROPS FOR STOCK FEED FOR 4 WEEKS AFTER APPLICATION.
CROP SAFETY
Yield is normally unaffected by treatment with Crusader Herbicide or tank mixes. However, transient stem shortening
and crop yellowing may occur. Symptoms may be worse where the crop is stressed, heavy rain/irrigation follows
application, crops are grown in alkaline soil conditions, crop has poor root growth, double overlap of spray has
occurred or a combination of any or all the above. Where crop stress occurs, a longer period may be required for
recovery, especially if the crop is stressed by root or foliar disease, poor nutrition, water logging, drought or cold
stress. In severe cases and seasons where a hot, dry spring occurs, flowering may be delayed and yield may be
reduced. Crusader Herbicide has been tested over major commercially grown crop varieties, but not all of those that
may be grown. For information on crop variety selectivity consult your local reseller or Dow AgroSciences.
Note: Application of another Group B herbicide to the same crop before or after Crusader’s use may result in more
injury than described above. Consult Dow AgroSciences for advice.
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CRUSADER
Crusader is a selective sulphonamide herbicide. It is
a foliar herbicide for post-emergence use in wheat.
It will not reliably control weeds that emerge after
treatment. Best results are achieved under good growing
conditions. Treatment of crop or weeds that are stressed
must be avoided.
After using Crusader Herbicide, empty the tank
completely and drain the whole system. Thoroughly
wash inside the tank using a pressure hose, drain the
tank and clean tank, pump, line and nozzle filters.
Partial Cleaning – Rinse only before using sprayer to
treat triticale or wheat:
After cleaning the tank as above, quarter fill the tank
with clean water and circulate through the pump, line,
hoses and nozzles. Drain and repeat procedure twice.
Complete Cleaning – Decontamination before using
sprayer to treat crops that are susceptible to Crusader
Herbicide:
After cleaning the tank as above, quarter fill the tank
with clean water and add a liquid alkali detergent at
500 mL/100 L water and circulate throughout the
system for at least fifteen minutes. Drain the whole
system. Then remove filters and nozzles and clean
separately. Finally rinse inside the tank thoroughly using
a pressure hose and flush system with clean water and
allow to drain. Note: Chlorine-based cleaners are NOT
recommended. These tank cleaning recommendations
are for Crusader only. Please consult tankmix partner
labels to determine requirement for decontamination for
other products.
watercourses.
MIXING
Crusader Herbicide is an oil-based concentrate which
may show some separation on storage. Roll, shake
or invert the container several times to ensure that
Crusader Herbicide has completely redispersed before
measuring to mix. Crusader Herbicide should be added
to the spray tank with simultaneous agitation. If agitation
is limited, premix the Crusader Herbicide in a bucket
before adding to the main tank. Once diluted correctly,
Crusader Herbicide remains in suspension.
Tankmixing
If Crusader is to be mixed with other products, use the
following order:
1. Quarter fill the spray tank, maintaining agitation,
2. Add Crusader Herbicide (as described above),
3. Add water to half fill the spray tank,
4. Add wettable powders, water dispersible granules or
suspension concentrates,
5. Add emulsifiable concentrates,
6. Add wetter when spray tank is half-full,
Crusader Herbicide should be mixed and sprayed out
within 8 hours.
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COMPATIBILITY
Crusader Herbicide is compatible with the following:
Broadleaf herbicides: metsulfuron (eg. Ally® Herbicide),
bromoxynil, bromoxynil-MCPA, Conclude™ Herbicide,
Hotshot™ Herbicide, Lontrel™ Herbicide, Lontrel 750 SG
Herbicide, Dow AgroSciences LVE 600 MCPA, MCPA LVE,
Starane™ Advanced Herbicide and Torpedo™ Herbicide.
Adjuvants: Always use either BS 1000 or Chemwet 1000
at 250 mL/100L spray volume.
APPLICATION
Boom Spraying: apply Crusader in sufficient water
to obtain complete and even coverage. It should be
applied by an accurately calibrated ground rig using a
water volume of 50–100 L/ha. Sprayers should apply
a medium to coarse quality spray in accordance with
ASABE standard S-572. Where coarse spray quality is to
be applied, use a minimum of 70 L/ha spray volume.
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Crusader Herbicide contains a member of the
triazolopyrimidine sulfonanilide group of herbicides.
The product has the acetolactate synthase (ALS)
inhibitor mode of action. For weed resistance
management, the product is a Group B herbicide.
product and other Group B herbicides may exist through
the weed population if these herbicides are used
repeatedly. These resistant weeds will not be controlled
by this product or other Group B herbicides. Since the
occurrence of resistant weeds is difficult to detect prior
to use, Dow AgroSciences accepts no liability for any
Do not rely solely on Crusader or other Group B
herbicides for weed control. Always use an Integrated
Weed Management program with herbicides that
PRECAUTION
Re-entry Period: Nil re-entry period if wearing cotton
overalls buttoned to the neck and wrist (or equivalent
clothing) and chemical resistant gloves. If not wearing
protective clothing as described above, allow the spray
to dry prior to re-entry.
Protective clothing must be laundered after each day’s use.
crops should not be planted for at least 12 months
after application of Crusader Herbicide. Contact Dow
AgroSciences, your farm chemical supplier, consultant
or local Department of Agriculture for advice.
AND ENVIRONMENT
Crusader Herbicide is highly toxic to algae and aquatic
plants. DO NOT contaminate streams, rivers or
waterways with chemical or used containers.
DO NOT apply under meteorological conditions or from
spraying equipment that could be expected to cause
spray to drift onto wetlands, natural surface waters,
neighbouring properties or other sensitive areas.
required between the downwind edge of the boom and
the closest edge of waterbodies.
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NON-TARGET PLANTS
DO NOT apply under weather conditions or from
spraying equipment that may cause spray to drift onto
nearby native and other non-target plants or susceptible
plants/crops, cropping lands or pastures.
Crop Rotation Recommendations
Safe recropping periods apply for all crops following
Crusader application. Planting crops ‘dry’ without the
minimum rainfall (as stated in the table below) increases the
risk of injury to susceptible crops. Susceptible crops include,
but are not limited to, those listed in the table below.
Plant-back Periods
Area/State
Rain or
irrigation
needed*
Plant-back
Interval
Crops to be
planted
SA, Sth NSW,
Tas, Vic, and
WA
(Winter
dominant
rainfall areas)
All soils
25 mm
rain or
more
9 months
Nth NSW and
Qld
(Summer
dominant
rainfall areas)
Vertosol soils
50 mm
or more
rain or
irrigation
6 months
Barley, canola,
chickpeas, cotton,
faba beans, field
peas, lentils, lupins,
lucerne, maize,
medics, oats,
ryegrass, sub-clover,
sorghum, soybeans,
sunflower, vetches,
and white clover
Note: For all other
crops, consult your
reseller or local
Dow AgroSciences’
representative.
For all situations, sufficient rainfall to enable soil wetting for at least
one week is essential to enable residue breakdown before planting
following crops other than wheat.
*on shallow, duplex or low organic matter soils and/or
where rain or irrigation in one fall or over subsequent
days is insufficient to thoroughly wet soil to 10 cm for
one week or more in the summer to autumn period,
extended plant-back times will apply and susceptible
This container can be recycled if it is clean, dry, free
of visible residues and has the drumMUSTER logo
visible. Triple or pressure rinse container for disposal.
Dispose of rinsate by adding to the spray tank. Do not
dispose of undiluted chemicals on site. Wash outside
of the container and the cap. Store cleaned container
in a sheltered place with cap removed. It will then be
acceptable for recycling at any drumMUSTER collection
or similar container management site. The cap should
not be replaced but may be taken separately. If not
recycling, break, crush or puncture and deliver empty
packaging for appropriate disposal to an approved
waste management facility. If an approved waste
specifically marked and set up for this purpose, clear
of waterways, desirable vegetation and tree roots,
in compliance with relevant Local, State or Territory
or product.
face shield or goggles, overalls buttoned to neck and
wash water for disposal. Absorb and collect washings
and place in the same sealable container for disposal.
Dam the area of large spills and report them to Dow
AgroSciences Emergency Services at 1-800 033 882.
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have other modes-of-action, together with nonchemical methods of control. CropLife Australia
resistance management strategies are available
from local agricultural chemical suppliers or at
www.croplifeaustralia.org.au. Use these strategies to
limit the build up of resistant weeds on your farm.
CRUSADER
SAFETY DIRECTIONS
• Harmful if inhaled. May irritate nose and throat.
Will irritate the skin. Will damage the eyes.
Repeated exposure may cause allergic disorders.
Avoid contact with eyes and skin.
• When opening the container and preparing the
spray, wear cotton overalls buttoned to the neck and
wrist (or equivalent clothing) and a washable hat,
elbow length chemical resistant gloves, goggles and
disposable mist face mask covering mouth and nose.
and water. If product in eyes, wash it out immediately
with water.
• After each day’s use wash gloves, goggles and
Additional information is listed in the Material Safety
Data Sheet for CRUSADER™ HERBICIDE which
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If swallowed, do NOT induce vomiting. Give a glass of water.
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POISON
POISON
KEEP OUT OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
KEEP OUT
OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
BEFORE
OPENING
OR USING
DAS LVE 600
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MCPA Herbicide
Herbicide
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 600 g/L MCPA present as the ethylhexyl ester.
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 600 g/L MCPA present as the ethylhexyl ester.
For the selective control of certain broadleafed weeds in cereals and grass pastures as per
For
the selective
the Directions
Forcontrol
Use. of certain broadleafed weeds in cereals and grass pastures as per
the Directions For Use.
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE:
RESTRAINTS: Avoid spraying if rain is likely within 6 hours as weed control may be reduced.
DO NOT use open mixing and loading systems for aerial application.
1. FIELD CROPS (Wheat, Oats, Triticale and Cereal Rye only)
CROP GROWTH
STAGE
3 to 5 leaf stage
(Z13 to Z15)
WEEDS CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
RATE /ha
Charlock
(Sinapis arvensis)
Young seedling
rosette
420 mL
Up to 4 leaf and
not more than
12 cm diameter
170 mL +
350 mL
Tigrex®
Up to 6 leaf and
not more than
15 cm diameter
170 mL +
500 mL
Tigrex®
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Do not use on Kulin wheat.
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Wild turnip
(Brassica spp.)
DAS LVE 600
3 leaf to
fully tillered
(Z13 to Z30)
Wild radish
(Raphanus
raphanistrum)
Do not use this tank mix if cereals
are undersown with lucerne or
annual medics.
Optimum results are achieved
when sprayed at 3-4 leaf crop
stage (generally 4-8 weeks
post-sowing).
Warning: Tigrex® may cause
transient crop yellowing of
cereals.
2. FIELD CROPS (Wheat, Barley, Oats, Triticale and Cereal Rye only), Established Grass Pastures
& Grass Seed Crops (damage may occur to Legumes if present).
CROP GROWTH
STAGE
5 leaf stage
through to flag
leaf (Z15 – Z37)
90
WEEDS CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
RATE /ha
Bathurst burr
(Xanthium spinosum)
Young seedling
1.33 L
Capeweed
2-4 leaf up to
5 cm diam
1.42 L
Charlock
(Sinapis arvensis)
Young rosette
420 mL –
1.33 L
Dandelion
(Taraxacum officinale)
Early rosette stage
1.33 L
Fat hen
(Chenopodium album)
Young seedling
830 mL –
1.33 L
Fumitory
(Fumaria spp.)
Up to first true
leaf stage
920 mL
Hedge mustards
(Sisymbrium spp.)
Young rosette
460 mL –
920 mL
Lincoln weed
(Diplotaxis tenuifolia)
580 mL
London rocket
(Sismybrium irio)
920 mL
CRITICAL COMMENTS
May be poisonous to stock after
spraying.
Tolerance increases with age.
Moderately susceptible. (Not Tas)
Noogoora burr
(Xanthium occidentale)
Young seedlings
1.33 L
Tolerance increases with age.
Paterson’s curse
(Echium plantagineum)
2-4 leaf stage
1.42 L
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2. FIELD CROPS (Wheat, Barley, Oats, Triticale and Cereal Rye only), Established Grass Pastures
& Grass Seed Crops (damage may occur to Legumes if present). (Continued)
CROP GROWTH
STAGE
5 leaf stage
through to flag
leaf (Z15 – Z37)
WEEDS CONTROLLED
Saffron thistle
(Carthamus lanatus)
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
RATE /ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Young rosette
920 mL –
1.58 L
Spray before leaves become
spiny.
Scotch (Cotton) thistle
(Onopordum acanthium)
580 mL –
1.42 L
Skeleton weed
(Chondrilla juncea)
920 mL –
1.33 L
Moderately susceptible. Spray
before aerial growth commences.
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Spear thistle
(Cirsium vulgare)
Moderately susceptible.
1.25 – 1.75 L
Moderately susceptible.
Stinkwort
(Dittrichia graveolens)
young plants up
to 15 cm high
1.33 L
Turnip weed
(Rapistrum rugosum)
up to rosette
stage
580 mL –
920 mL
seedlings
1.25 L
before
pre-cabbage stage
700 mL –
920 mL
Volunteer safflower
(Carthamus tinctorius)
Seedlings
830 mL
Volunteer sunflower
(Helianthus annus)
Seedlings
1.25 L
2-3 leaf stage
920 mL –
1.33 L
Up to 8 leaf and
not more than
18 cm diameter
340 mL +
500 mL
Tigrex®
Young seedlings
920 mL
Up to young
rosettes
420 mL –
1.25 L
Volunteer canola
(Brassica napus)
Variegated thistle
(Silybum marianum)
Wild radish
(Raphanus raphanistrum)
5 leaf to fully
tillered
(Z13 – Z30)
5 leaf stage
through to flag
leaf (Z15 – Z37)
1.75 L
Wild sage
(Salvia verbenaca)
Wild turnip
(Brassica spp.)
Apply lower rate to seedlings.
DAS LVE 600
Slender thistle
(Carduus tenuiflorus)
spraying.
Reduced efficacy (suppression
only) may be achieved on wild
radish larger than 8 leaf or
greater than 18 cm diameter.
Do not use this tank mix if
cereals are undersown with
lucerne or annual medics.
Optimum results are achieved
when sprayed at 3-4 leaf crop
stage (generally 4-8 weeks
post-sowing).
Warning: Tigrex® may cause
transient crop yellowing of
cereals.
Lower rate for seedlings.
WITHHOLDING PERIOD:
Pasture, Cereal Crops - DO NOT GRAZE OR CUT FOR STOCK FOOD FOR 7 DAYS AFTER APPLICATION.
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NON-TARGET PLANTS, SAFETY DIRECTIONS and
FIRST AID instructions.
Weeds should be sprayed while actively growing and at
their most susceptible stage. As a general guide, annuals
should be sprayed when young and perennials just prior
to appearance of bud stage. Extremes of cold or drought
are unfavourable. The best conditions are when soil is
moist, weather is fine and rain unlikely within 6 hours
of application.
BOOM SPRAYING - Use 30-120 L/ha of water.
AERIAL SPRAYING - Use 10-90 L/ha of water.
DAS LVE 600
Dow AgroSciences LVE 600 MCPA Herbicide is a member
of the Phenoxys group of herbicides. Dow AgroSciences
LVE 600 MCPA Herbicide has the disruptors of plant cell
Dow AgroSciences LVE 600 MCPA Herbicide is a Group I
herbicide. Some naturally occurring weed biotypes resistant
to Dow AgroSciences LVE 600 MCPA Herbicide and other
Group I herbicides may exist through normal genetic
variability in any weed population. The resistant individuals
can eventually dominate the weed population if these
herbicides are used repeatedly. These resistant weeds will
not be controlled by Dow AgroSciences LVE 600 MCPA
Herbicide or other Group I herbicides. Since the occurrence
AgroSciences Australia Limited accepts no liability for any
losses that may result from the failure of Dow AgroSciences
LVE 600 MCPA Herbicide to control resistant weeds.
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Equipment that has been used for this chemical should not
be used for the application of other materials to sensitive
plants, unless it has been well washed out with hot soapy
water or 1% solution of ammonia, followed by several clear
water rinses.
COMPATIBILITY
This product may be tank mixed with Broadstrike™
Herbicide, bromoxynil, dicamba, diflufenican, diuron
(500 g/L or 900 g/kg), chlorsulfuron, diclofop-methyl,
glyphosate, metsulfuron, Hotshot™ Herbicide, Lontrel™,
Lontrel™ 750 SG Herbicides, Sertin®, Spray·Seed®,
Starane™ Advanced Herbicide, flowable terbutryn, Tigrex®,
Tordon™ 242 Herbicide, Torpedo™ Herbicide, triasulfuron,
Tribunil® and Wildcat®.
When mixing with diclofop-methyl, add an approved
surfactant and do not exceed 580 mL/ha of Dow
AgroSciences LVE 600 MCPA Herbicide. For consistent
results, use a minimum of 80 L water per hectare by
ground and 30 L water by air.
NOTE:
spray tank.
Fill the spray tank 1/4 full of water and agitate. Add
wettable powders and water dispersible granules first.
Agitate until these are uniformly dispersed, meanwhile
adding water until the tank is 90% full. Add suspension
concentrates (flowables) then soluble concentrates.
Emulsifiable concentrates go in last. Top off the tank
with water and continue agitation until all the ingredients
are properly mixed. Observe any mixing sequence
instructions mentioned on the tank mix products.
NON-TARGET PLANTS
DO NOT spray in high winds. DO NOT spray crops or
weeds outside the stages indicated in "WEED GROWTH
STAGE" as damage, loss of yield or inadequate weed control
may result.
Drift Warning: DO NOT apply under weather conditions,
or from spraying equipment that may cause spray to drift
onto nearby susceptible plants/crops, cropping lands or
pastures. Avoid spray drift onto susceptible crops such as
cotton, tobacco, tomatoes, vines, fruit trees, vegetables,
legume crops and pastures, oilseed crops and susceptible
trees (e.g. Kurrajongs, Belahs and Eucalypts).
Legume Tolerance: While Dow AgroSciences LVE 600
MCPA Herbicide is preferred to (2,4-D amine) or Esteron™
LV (2,4-D LV ester) in most situations, this product will
cause greater damage than MCPA 500 Amine.
NB. The tolerance of pasture legumes to applied product
can vary with species, variety, growing conditions, stage
of growth and companion crop cover. DO NOT spray cereal
crops undersown with lucerne or medics as severe damage
will result.
AND ENVIRONMENT
DO NOT contaminate streams, rivers or waterways
with the chemical or used container.
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ventilated area.
If not recycling, break, crush or puncture and bury empty
containers in a local authority landfill. If no landfill is
available, bury the containers below 500 mm in a disposal
pit specifically marked and set up for this purpose clear
of waterways, desirable vegetation and tree roots. Empty
containers and product should not be burnt.
Data Sheet for DOW AGROSCIENCES LVE 600 MCPA
HERBICIDE which is available from Dow AgroSciences on
request. Call Customer Service Toll Free on 1-800 700 096
or visit www.dowagrosciences.com.au
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Do not touch or walk through spilled material. Wear
a face-shield or goggles, overalls buttoned to neck and
SAFETY DIRECTIONS
• May irritate the skin.
• When opening the container, mixing and loading and using
the prepared spray wear cotton overalls buttoned to the
neck and wrist, washable hat, elbow-length
PVC gloves, goggles and half face piece respirator.
FIRST AID
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CAUTION
CAUTION
KEEP OUT OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
DELEGATE
KEEP OUT
OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
BEFORE
OPENING
OR USING
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Insecticide
Insecticide
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 250 g/kg SPINETORAM
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 250 g/kg SPINETORAM
For the control of various caterpillar pests, such as codling moth and lightbrown apple moth in
For
the control
of various
caterpillar
pests,flower
such as
codling
mothand
andstone
lightbrown
moth in
in
grapes,
pome and
stone fruit
and western
thrips
in pome
fruit asapple
specified
grapes,
pome and
stone fruit and western flower thrips in pome and stone fruit as specified in
the
Directions
for Use.
the Directions for Use.
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AgroSciences
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DO NOT make more than 4 applications to any crop in any one season, except where otherwise indicated in the
CRITICAL COMMENTS (also see the RESISTANCE statement).
DO NOT apply during surface temperature inversion conditions at the application site.
DO NOT apply from aircraft.
DO NOT direct the spray above trees or vines during airblast applications. TURN OFF outward pointing nozzles at row
ends and outer rows during airblast applications.
Except when applying with orchard airblast equipment, DO NOT apply with spray droplets smaller than a MEDIUM
spray droplet size category according to nozzle manufacturer specifications that refer to the ASABE S572 Standard or
the BCPC Guideline.
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SPRAY DRIFT RESTRAINTS
DO NOT apply if there are livestock, pasture or any land that is producing feed for livestock downwind from the
application area and within the mandatory no-spray zones shown in the table below:
DECLARED SPRAY DRIFT RISK AREA – Spray drift deposits that can cause residue violations in livestock feeding
on pasture and forage can result from typical applications out to distances downwind from the application area as
shown in Table 1 below:
Table 1 – No-Spray Zones for Protection of International Trade
FOR GROUND APPLICATION TO TREE CROPS:
Wind Speed Range at Time of Application
Downwind No-Spray Zone
3 to 8 kilometres per hour
140 metres
FOR GROUND APPLICATION TO GRAPES:
10 metres
SPRAYING TREE & VINE CROPS: In the following table, all rates are given for dilute spraying where spray
volumes may vary in order to obtain good coverage to the point of run-off. For concentrate spraying refer to the
“CONCENTRATE SPRAYING” section on this label.
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DELEGATE
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
RESTRAINTS
DELEGATE
CROP
PEST
RATE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
FOR ALL TREE & VINE CROPS: Carefully monitor crops for eggs and larvae of pest species by regular field scouting.
Target sprays against mature eggs and newly-hatched larvae. Apply repeat applications at 14 day intervals as egg
hatch continues or as new infestations occur unless otherwise directed in the CRITICAL COMMENTS.
RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT: DO NOT make more than 4 applications to any crop in any one season.
Grapes
Lightbrown apple
moth
10 g/100L*
Grapevine moth
3 g/100L*
See comments under “FOR ALL TREE &
VINE CROPS” above
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Pome fruit,
including Apples,
Pears and
Nashi Pears
Stone fruit,
including Apricots,
Cherries
Nectarines, Peaches
Plums
Codling moth
Lightbrown apple
moth and Oriental
fruit moth
15-20 g/ 100 L*
10 or 15 g/100 L*
Use higher rates when adverse weather
conditions may cause the spray interval
to become greater than 14 days, or in
high pressure conditions, in orchards
with a history of damage or when mating
disruption does not provide adequate
protection.
Looper, pear
and cherry slug,
Helicoverpa
10 g/100L
Western flower thrip
20 g/100 L*
Use this product as part of the WFT
Resistance Management strategy (see end
of table for details).
5 g/100L
Use the higher rate under high pest
pressure or when adverse weather
conditions may cause the spray interval to
become greater than 14 days.
Pear and cherry slug
Lightbrown apple
moth and Oriental
fruit moth
Western flower thrip
10 or 15 g/100 L*
20 g/100 L*
Use this product as part of the WFT
Resistance Management strategy (see end
of table for details).
WFT Resistance Management Strategy: Make 3 consecutive applications at either 3-5 day intervals when
temperatures are greater than 20°C or at 6-12 day intervals when temperatures are less than 20°C. For any further
sprays required, use an approved product from another chemical group. DO NOT make more than 3 consecutive
applications of Delegate before switching to an approved product from another chemical group.
*Addition of a non-ionic wetting agent at its label rate, such as Agral® at 10 mL/100 L, may improve control under
less than ideal application conditions.
DO NOT add non-ionic wetting agent if tank-mixing Delegate with any other products
PEST NAMES: Codling moth: Cydia pomonella; Grapevine moth: Phalaenoides glycinae; Helicoverpa caterpillars,
corn earworm, native budworm: Helicoverpa spp.; Lightbrown apple moth: Epiphyas postvittana;
Loopers: Phrissigonus spp., Ectropis spp., Chloroclystis spp.; Oriental fruit moth: Grapholita molesta; Pear and
cherry slug: Caliroa cerasi; Western flower thrip: Frankliniella occidentalis.
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DELEGATE
DO NOT GRAZE ANY TREATED ORCHARD OR VINEYARD OR CUT THE ORCHARD OR
VINEYARD FLOOR FOR STOCKFOOD
Grapes and Pome Fruit:
DO NOT HARVEST FOR 7 DAYS AFTER THE LAST APPLICATION
Stone Fruit:
DO NOT HARVEST FOR 3 DAYS AFTER THE LAST APPLICATION
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The grazing limitations above apply specifically to stock slaughtered for the domestic market. Export markets may
apply different standards. To ensure compliance with residue standards in export markets, comply with the above
grazing withholding periods and ensure that the Export Slaughter Interval (ESI) is observed before stock are sold or
slaughtered.
Export Slaughter Interval: 14 Days. This means that livestock that has grazed on or was fed treated crops or
byproducts should be placed on clean feed for at least 14 days prior to slaughter.
PRECAUTION: Delegate Insecticide may leave detectable chemical residues in harvested produce. Overseas markets
may not have appropriate residue tolerances in place or may have established tolerances which are lower than
Australian maximum residue limits. Some crops for export to these destinations may require a longer harvesting
withholding period. If you are using this product on crops destined for export, please contact your exporter for advice.
WINE GRAPES: If you are growing grapes for export wine production, please check with your exporter or the AWRI for
the latest information on MRLs and import tolerances before using Delegate Insecticide.
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DELEGATE
Insecticide Resistance Warning
For insecticide resistance management, Delegate
is a Group 5 insecticide. Some naturally occurring
insect biotypes resistant to Delegate and other
Group 5 insecticides may exist through normal genetic
variability in any insect population. The resistant
individuals can eventually dominate the insect
population if Delegate and other Group 5 insecticides
are used repeatedly. The effectiveness of Delegate on
resistant individuals could be significantly reduced.
Since occurrence of resistant individuals is difficult
to detect prior to use, Dow AgroSciences Australia
Limited accepts no liability for any losses that may
result from the failure of Delegate to control resistant
insects. Delegate may be subject to specific resistance
management strategies. For further information contact
your local supplier, Dow AgroSciences representative or
local agricultural department agronomist.
volumes, using different settings on the sprayer, from
industry guidelines or expert advice. Add the amount
of product specified in the Directions for Use table
for each 100 L of water. Spray to the point of runoff.
If volume to be applied is < 1000 L/ha then use the low
volume (concentrate) application method for calculation
of chemical rate. For volumes > 1000 L/ha use dilute
spray rate.
CONCENTRATE SPRAYING
Use a sprayer designed and set up for concentrate
spraying (that is, a sprayer which applies water
volumes less than those required to reach the point of
run-off) and matched to the crop being sprayed.
Set up and operate the sprayer to achieve even
coverage throughout the crop canopy using your
chosen water volume. Determine an appropriate dilute
spray volume (see DILUTE SPRAYING above) for the
crop canopy. Consult your local adviser, agronomist or
Department of Agriculture to determine this volume.
This is needed to calculate the concentrate mixing rate.
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MIXING
Concentrate Spraying Example
Half-fill the spray tank with water, add the appropriate
amount of accurately measured Delegate Insecticide,
then complete filling the tank.
e.g. 1500 L/ha
Ensure thorough agitation by mechanical or hydraulic
action at all times during mixing and application.
3. The concentration factor is 3X (1500 / 500)
Use only clean water within the range pH 5-9 to dilute
Delegate Insecticide.
DO NOT add non-ionic wetting agent if tank-mixing
Delegate with any other products.
APPLICATION
Thorough coverage of the crop is essential. DO NOT
apply when conditions are unsuitable for waterbased spray applications. Avoid high temperature,
strong winds, inversion conditions, imminent rain
or any conditions that may reduce the quality of
spray coverage or result in drift from the target area.
Techniques to minimise drift should be employed at all
times when applying sprays to, or near, sensitive areas.
DILUTE SPRAYING
sprayed. Set up and operate the sprayer to achieve
even coverage throughout the crop canopy. Apply
sufficient water to cover the crop to the point of first
run-off. Avoid excessive run-off. The required water
volume may be determined by applying different test
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2. Your chosen concentrate spray volume: e.g. 500 L/ha
4. If the dilute label rate is 10 g/100 L, then the
concentrate rate becomes 3 X 10, i.e. 30 g/100 L of
concentrate spray
The chosen spray volume, amount of product per
100 L of water and the sprayer set up and operation
may need to be changed as the crop grows. For further
information on concentrate spraying, users are advised
to consult relevant industry guidelines, undertake
appropriate competency training. Always follow
Industry Best Practices.
RAINFASTNESS
Rain can wash Delegate Insecticide from treated
plant surfaces and result in reduced insect control.
Avoid making spray applications if rain is expected
before the spray can dry completely.
After using Delegate Insecticide empty the tank and
completely drain the system. Rinse the tank, pumps,
lines, hoses, filters and nozzles by circulating clean
water through the system. Drain and repeat the rinsing
procedure twice.
DO NOT allow entry into treated areas until the spray
has dried, unless wearing cotton overalls buttoned
to the neck and wrist (or equivalent clothing) and
chemical resistant gloves. Clothing must be laundered
after each day’s use.
Bee Safety: This product is highly toxic to bees; will kill
bees foraging in the crop to be treated or in hives which
are over-sprayed or reached by spray drift. Residues
may remain toxic to bees for several days after
application. Once the spray deposit has dried, foraging
bees should not be affected when using spray volumes
of 2000 L/ha or less. However, if using spray volumes
greater than 2000 L/ha, it is possible that foraging bees
may be affected for some days after spraying.
pit specifically marked and set up for this purpose,
clear of waterways, desirable vegetation and tree
roots, in compliance with relevant Local, State or
Territory government regulations. DO NOT burn empty
Sweep up material and contain in a refuse vessel for
disposal in the same manner as for the container (see
STORAGE AND DISPOSAL section).
SAFETY DIRECTIONS
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Very Toxic to aquatic life. DO NOT allow the product
or used containers to enter dams, ponds, waterways
or drains. DO NOT allow irrigation water from treated
paddocks to enter adjacent pastures, crops or water
supplies. DO NOT apply in strong winds, inversion
conditions or any other conditions that may result in
drift onto adjacent pastures, crops or water supplies.
Risk to non-target insects. Delegate may have adverse
effects on some non-target beneficials, such as foliage
dwelling predators, particularly where IPM is practiced.
Will irritate the eyes. Avoid contact with eyes.
Wash hands after use.
FIRST AID
Data Sheet for DELEGATE™ INSECTICIDE, which
Call Customer Service Toll Free on 1-800 700 096
Store in the closed, original container in a cool wellventilated area. DO NOT store for prolonged periods
in direct sunlight. DO NOT store near food, feedstuffs,
fertilisers or seed.
packaging 500 mm below the surface in a disposal
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CAUTION
CAUTION
KEEP OUT OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
DITHANE RAINSHIELD
KEEP OUT
OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
BEFORE
OPENING
OR USING
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ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 750 g/kg MANCOZEB
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 750 g/kg MANCOZEB
For the control of certain fungal diseases of fruit, field crops, tobacco, turf, vegetables and
For the control
certain
fungalFor
diseases
ornamentals
asofper
Directions
Use. of fruit, field crops, tobacco, turf, vegetables and
ornamentals as per Directions For Use.
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CROP
FIELD CROPS
Cotton –
Pima var. only
DISEASE
RATE PER
100 L
RATE PER
HECTARE
WHP
Harvest (H)
Grazing (G)
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Alternaria leaf spot
-
2.5 kg
14 days (H)
Dithane™ Rainshield™ Neo Tec™ is
a protectant fungicide. To maximize
control ensure thorough coverage of
all plant surfaces. Begin applications
as soon as disease symptoms appear.
Repeat before each infection period
(e.g. dew or rain) but no later than 7
to 10 days after the last application.
DO NOT apply more than 4 sprays
per season.
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Cercospora
leaf spot
Rust
-
1.7 to 2.2 kg
14 days (H)
14 days (G)
Apply at 10 to 14 day intervals
commencing when disease symptoms
first appear. If rust is anticipated,
apply at 7 to 10 day intervals. Use
higher rate and shorter spray interval
during weather conditions favourable
to disease development.
Downy mildew
-
2.5 kg
7 weeks (H)
Apply as protectant spray when
weather conditions favour disease
development. Repeat spray at 14 day
intervals if conditions persist.
Broadbeans
faba beans
Ascochyta blight
Chocolate spot
Rust
Cercospora
-
1 - 2.2 kg
4 weeks (H)
14 days (G)
Chickpeas
Ascochyta blight
Botrytis grey
mould
Field peas
Ascochyta blight
Black spot
Botrytis grey
mould
Rust
Lentils and
vetch
Ascochyta blight
Botrytis grey
mould
Rust
Spray when leaves, flowers or pods
show first signs of infection and
weather conditions are likely to
remain humid or wet and favour
disease development.
If disease pressure is severe and
conditions favour spread of disease,
repeat sprays at 2-3 weeks to protect
new growth and developing pods.
Use high rate for dense crops and if
disease is severe.
Repeat more frequently if severe
disease persists.
For improved coverage add
a registered surfactant at
10-20mL/100L of spray.
Lupins
Botrytis grey
mould
Anthracnose
Beans
(Phaseolus
spp.)
Rust
Anthracnose
Ascochyta blight
Angular leaf spot
Soybeans
Rust
-
2.2 kg
7 days (H)
14 days (G)
Apply when disease symptoms first
appear and repeat at 7 to 10 day
intervals while warm rainy weather
conditions prevail.
Peanuts
Poppies
Pulses grown
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE: For use in all States where appropriate for the crop and/or disease.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE: For use in all States where appropriate for the crop and/or disease (continued).
CROP
Tobacco
FRUIT
Bananas
DISEASE
RATE PER
100 L
RATE PER
HECTARE
WHP
Harvest (H)
Grazing (G)
Blue mould
Brown spot
Frog eye leaf spot
200 g
2.2 kg
Not required
Field Treatments: Apply at 7 day
intervals commencing 10 days after
transplanting and ceasing 7 to
10 days before the first harvest.
Increase the spray volume
accordingly as plant size increases.
Seed bed Treatments: Apply when
seedlings are 1.5 cm across and
then repeat twice weekly. Wet the
seedlings evenly without runoff.
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Leaf spot
(Mycosphaerella
musicola)
200 g*
product plus
spray oil (used
according to its
label directions)
2.2 to 4.5 kg plus
spray oil (used
according to its
label directions)
Black pit
Cordana leaf spot
Fruit speckle
Leaf speckle
200 g
2.2 kg
ORNAMENTALS
Carnations
Rust
150 to 200 g /100 L spray
Chrysanthemums
Gladioli
Grey mould
(Botrytis)
Septoria leaf spot
Flowers
Shrubs
Septoria leaf spot
Roses
Black spot
Ferns
Botrytis leaf spot
75 to 100 g /100 L spray
TURF
Fusarium
Helminthosporium
Rhizoctonia
200 to 250 g /100 sq. metres
DITHANE RAINSHIELD
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Nil (H)
Apply when weather conditions favour
disease outbreak. Repeat treatments in
accordance with locally recommended
spray schedules. Use sufficient water
to ensure good coverage. Choose a
spray oil appropriate or recommended
for use on bananas.
New South Wales: Ground Application:
Apply at 3 week intervals from
December or January until May.
Aerial Application: Apply at 7 to
10 day intervals from December
or January until May.
South Queensland: Apply at 3 week
intervals from December or January
until May.
North Queensland and NT: Apply
every 2 weeks during the wet season.
Extend to 3 weeks after this and
then to 4 to 5 weeks during the drier
months returning to 3 weeks prior to
the next wet season.
* for concentrate spraying using
misters, refer to Concentrate Spraying
under APPLICATION to determine
appropriate rate.
-
appear and then repeat at 7 to 10 day
intervals. During weather conditions
favourable to disease development,
use the higher rate and shorter spray
interval.
Rust
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Caution: Dithane Rainshield Neo
Tec may be phytotoxic to some
ornamental species (in particular
some varieties of ferns). It is
recommended to test a few plants
before widespread use.
Apply as a protective spray schedule
at 7 day intervals throughout the
susceptible season. Use sufficient
water for adequate coverage. Do not
feed grass clippings from treated
areas to poultry or animals.
CROP
DISEASE
RATE PER
100 L
RATE PER
HECTARE
WHP
Harvest (H)
Grazing (G)
CRITICAL COMMENTS
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Broadbeans
faba beans
Peas (including
sugar snap and
snow peas).
Green Beans
(Phaseolus
spp.)
Cercospora
leaf spot
-
1.7-2.2 kg
7 days (H)
14 days (G)
appear and then repeat at 7-10 day
intervals. Use the higher rate and
shorter spray interval during weather
conditions favourable to disease
development. Spray when leaves,
flowers or pods show first signs of
infection and weather conditions are
likely to remain humid or wet and
favour disease development.
Chocolate spot
Ascochyta blight
(suppression
only)
1.7-2.5 kg
7 days (H)
14 days (G)
weather conditions favour spread
of the disease, repeat the spray
treatment at 2-3 week intervals in
order to protect new growth and
developing pods.
Use higher rate for dense crops
and if disease pressure is severe.
Volume of application: for ground
apply 100 L/ha; for aircraft apply
at least 30 L/ha.
Rust
1.7-2.2 kg
7 days (H)
14 days (G)
Ascochyta leaf
blight
(suppression only)
1.7-2.5 kg
7 days (H)
14 days (G)
weather conditions favour spread
of the disease, repeat the spray
treatment at 2-3 week intervals in
order to protect new growth and
developing pods.
Use higher rate for dense crops and
if disease pressure is severe.
Volume of application: for ground
apply 100 L/ha; for aircraft apply at
least 30 L/ha.
Rust
Anthracnose
Angular leaf spot
1.7-2.2 kg
7 days (H)
14 days (G)
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VEGETABLES
Green legume
vegetables,
including peas
and beans
grown for fresh
consumption.
CROP
Beetroot
Silver Beet
Spinach
Cercospora
leaf spot
Downy mildew
Capsicum
Target Spot
Carrots
Cercospora leaf
spot
Celery
DITHANE RAINSHIELD
DISEASE
RATE PER
100 L
RATE PER
HECTARE
WHP
Harvest (H)
Grazing (G)
CRITICAL COMMENTS
-
1.7 to 2.2 kg
14 days (H)
2 to 3 kg
14 days (H)
1.7 to 2.2 kg
7 days (H)
appear and then repeat at 7 to 10
day intervals. Use the higher rate and
development.
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Septoria leaf spot
(leaf blight)
Cole Crops:
Broccoli
Brussel Sprouts
Cabbage
Cauliflower
Alternaria spot
Anthracnose
Downy mildew
Ring spot
Cucurbits:
Cantaloupe
Cucumber
Melons
Pumpkin
Squash
Zucchini
Anthracnose
Downy mildew
Gummy stem
blight
Septoria spot
Fennel
(Tas only)
Leaf blight
(Cercosporidium)
-
2.2 kg
Lettuce
Anthracnose
Downy mildew
Septoria leaf spot
150 to 200 g
1.7 to 2.2 kg
14 days (H)
Onions &
Garlic
Downy mildew
Purple blotch
2.2 to 3.5 kg
7 days (H)
Potatoes
Early blight
(Target spot)
Late blight
(Irish blight)
1.7 to 2.2 kg
Not required
Rhubarb
Downy mildew
Rust
1.7 to 2.2 kg
14 days (H)
Tomatoes
Anthracnose
Early blight
(target spot)
Grey leaf spot
Late blight
(Irish blight)
Leaf Mould
(Fulvia fulva)
Phoma rot
2 to 3 kg
7 days (H)
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150 to 200 g
Apply as a ground spray if disease
symptoms are present in November,
allowing for one repeat treatment
10-14 days later. Aerial application
may be required in prolonged wet
periods.
appear and then repeat at 7 to 10
day intervals. Use the higher rate and
development.
Apply when disease symptoms
first appear and then repeat at 7 to
10 day intervals. Use the higher rate
and shorter spray interval during
weather conditions favourable to
disease development.
TREE AND VINE CROPS
CROP
Citrus
DISEASE
Black spot
Brown citrus mite
Citrus rust mite
RATE PER 100 L
WHP
200 g plus
spray oil (used
according to its
label directions)
Not required
On heavy soil: Spray at 8 and at 15 weeks following a
Bordeaux (5-5-100) spray at petal fall.
On light soil: Add an adjuvant (spreader/sticker) according
to the adjuvant label recommendation per 100 L. Spray at
6 and at 13 weeks following a Bordeaux (3.5-3.5-100) spray
at petal fall.
Choose a spray oil recommended for use on citrus.
Queensland, NT: Spray at 6 and 12 weeks after a copper
spray at ½ to ¾ petal fall.
Apply at first sign of mite activity on fruit, usually between
December and May. Choose a spray oil recommended for
use on citrus.
Apply when blossom malformation is observed, usually
February. Choose a spray oil recommended for use on citrus.
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Citrus bud mite
Custard apples
Pseudocercospora
fruit spot
Grapevines
Blackspot
Downy mildew
Mangos
CRITICAL COMMENTS
For all uses in this table: Apply by dilute or concentration
spraying equipment.
Apply the same amount of product to the target crop
whether applying this product by dilute or concentrate
spraying methods.
Passion fruit
200 g
1 day (H)
Do not apply during flowering. Apply at 3-4 week intervals
from first fruit set until harvest. Apply at 2 week intervals in
wet, cloudy weather.
30 days (H)
For black spot control apply at budburst and then repeat
10 to 14 days later. If downy mildew is expected, continue
spray programme at 10 to 14 day intervals until the threat
of disease has passed.
Use the shorter spray interval during weather conditions
favourable to disease development.
Phomopsis Cane
and Leaf spot
150 to 200 g
Anthracnose
(Colletotrichum
gloeosporiodes)
200 g
1 day (H)
Apply at weekly intervals during flowering and then at
monthly intervals until near harvest.
Brown spot
(Alternaria
passiflorae)
Septoria spot
150 g
1 day (H)
Apply at 10 to 14 day intervals from October to May and
every 21 to 28 days for remainder of year.
Anthracnose
(NSW only)
200 g + 600mL
miscible
summer oil
Pawpaws
(Papaya)
Black spot
POME FRUITS
Apples
Pears
Apple Scab
(Black spot)
Bitter rot
Fly speck
Pear Scab
Ripe fruit spot
Sooty blotch
Target spot
Apply at budburst and then repeat 7 to 10 days later.
Spray at weekly intervals during flowering and then
fortnightly until near harvest.
200 g
150 to 200 g
Apply mancozeb plus a wetting agent at 10-14 day intervals
during periods conducive to disease.
14 days (H)
Apply at 7 to 14 day intervals following a copper spray at
green tip. Use the higher rate and shorter spray interval
during prolonged wet conditions.
Dithane Rainshield Neo Tec Fungicide can be tank-mixed
with Systhane™ 400WP Fungicide for the control of apple
scab (black spot).
Read and follow all recommendations on the label of the
tank-mix partner.
Dithane Rainshield Neo Tec Fungicide may be harmful
to Typhlodromus pyri and its use in orchards where
integrated control is practiced, should be avoided.
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RATE
In the following table, all rates are given for dilute spraying.
For concentrate spraying, refer to the Application Section.
TREE AND VINE CROPS (continued)
RATE
In the following table, all rates are given for dilute spraying.
For concentrate spraying, refer to the Application Section.
CROP
DISEASE
DITHANE RAINSHIELD
STONE FRUITS
Almonds
Apricots
Cherries
Nectarines
Peaches
Plums* (see
CRITICAL
COMMENTS*)
Brown rot
Freckle
Rust
Shot Hole
RATE PER 100 L
WHP
150 to 200 g
14 days (H)
CRITICAL COMMENTS
For all uses in this table: Apply by dilute or concentration
spraying equipment.
spraying methods.
Apply at early bloom (1-10%), then repeat at mid to full
bloom (50-100%); at petal fall, and at shuck fall. Continue
with a protective spray program at 2 week intervals.
* Caution: Dithane Rainshield Neo Tec Fungicide may be
phytotoxic to Wilson, Wickson and Bellarosa varieties of
plums. It is advisable to test any new plum variety on a
small-scale with Dithane before applying to the whole crop.
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Bananas:
Mangos, Passion Fruit:
DO NOT HARVEST FOR 1 DAY AFTER APPLICATION.
Custard apples and Pawpaws (papaya)
DO NOT HARVEST FOR 1 DAY AFTER APPLICATION. PAPAYA LEAVES
MUST NOT BE MADE AVAILABLE FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION.
Beans, Carrots, Celery, Cole Crops, Cucurbits,
Garlic, Onions, Peas, Soybeans, Tomatoes
DO NOT HARVEST FOR 7 DAYS AFTER APPLICATION.
Almonds, Beetroot, Cotton, Capsicums, Fennel,
Lettuce, Passion Fruit, Peanuts, Pome Fruit,
Rhubarb, Silver Beet, Spinach and Stone Fruit
Grapevines
Poppies
DO NOT HARVEST FOR 7 WEEKS AFTER APPLICATION.
Green Legumes, Pulse Crops
GREEN CROPS: DO NOT HARVEST FOR 7 DAYS AFTER APPLICATION.
GRAIN CROPS: DO NOT HARVEST FOR 4 WEEKS AFTER APPLICATION.
Citrus, Potatoes, Tobacco
WITHHOLDING PERIOD NOT REQUIRED WHEN USED AS DIRECTED.
WITHHOLDING PERIOD: GRAZING
Cotton
DO NOT ALLOW LIVESTOCK TO GRAZE COTTON CROP,
STUBBLE OR GIN TRASH THAT HAS BEEN TREATED WITH
DITHANE RAINSHIELD NEO TEC FUNGICIDE.
Green Legumes, Peanuts, Pulse Crops
DO NOT GRAZE OR CUT FOR STOCKFOOD FOR 14 DAYS
AFTER LAST APPLICATION.
Papaya
DO NOT USE OR SUPPLY TREATED PAPAYA INCLUDING
LEAVES FOR STOCK FOOD.
Soybeans
DO NOT GRAZE OR CUT FOR STOCKFOOD FOR 14 DAYS
AFTER LAST APPLICATION.
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Dithane Rainshield Neo Tec Fungicide is a protectant
fungicide for the control of certain fungal diseases in
many crops.
For best results, apply as a regular spray programme.
Thorough coverage of the treated crop is essential.
FUNGICIDE RESISTANCE WARNING
For fungicide resistance management Dithane Rainshield
Neo Tec Fungicide is a Group M3 fungicide.
Some naturally occurring individual fungi resistant to
Dithane Rainshield Neo Tec Fungicide and other Group
M3 fungicides may exist through normal genetic variability
in any fungal population. The resistant individuals can
eventually dominate the fungi population if these fungicides
are used repeatedly. These resistant fungi will not be
controlled by Dithane Rainshield Neo Tec Fungicide and
other Group M3 fungicides, thus resulting in a reduction
in efficacy and possible yield loss.
Since the occurrence of resistant fungi is difficult to detect
prior to use, Dow AgroSciences accepts no liability for
any losses that may result from the failure of Dithane
Rainshield Neo Tec Fungicide to control resistant fungi.
The required water volume may be determined by
applying different test volumes, using different settings
on the sprayer, from industry guidelines or expert advice.
Add the amount of product specified in the DIRECTIONS
FOR USE table for each 100 L of water. Spray to the point
of runoff.
sprayer set up and operation may also need to be
changed, as the crop grows.
CONCENTRATE SPRAYING - TREE AND VINE CROPS ONLY
spraying (that is a sprayer which applies water volumes
less than those required to reach the point of run-off)
and matched to the crop being sprayed.
volume.
Determine an appropriate dilute spray volume (see
DILUTE SPRAYING) for the crop canopy or consult your
local advisor, agronomist or Department of Agriculture
to determine this volume. This is needed to calculate the
concentrate mixing rate.
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MIXING
Slowly place into spray tank as it is being filled, or
thoroughly premix in a nurse tank for concentrate or aircraft
sprayers. Add other co-applied fungicides, insecticides,
surfactants etc after Dithane Rainshield Neo Tec Fungicide
has been placed into suspension.
Maintain sufficient agitation during mixing and spraying to
prevent the product settling out and to ensure a uniform
spray mixture. Rinse out spray tank, pumps and nozzles
at the end of the day.
When preparing spray solutions for use in a hand
sprayer, premix as a slurry in a small container, and then
add to sprayer containing 1/3 to 1/2 the desired final
water volume.
ADJUVANTS
The addition of agricultural adjuvants to Dithane Rainshield
Neo Tec Fungicide may improve initial spray deposits,
fungicide redistribution and weatherability.
See DIRECTIONS FOR USE on adjuvant label for specific
recommendations.
APPLICATION
DILUTE SPRAYING - TREE AND VINE CROPS ONLY
up to the point of run-off and match to the crop being
sprayed.
throughout the crop canopy. Apply sufficient water to
cover the crop to the point of first run-off. Avoid
excessive run-off.
e.g. 1000 L/ha
3. The concentration factor is 2X (1000 / 500)
4. If the dilute label rate is 40 mL/100 L, then the
concentrate rate becomes 2X 40, i.e. 80 mL/100 L
of concentrate spray
of water and the sprayer set up and operation may need
For further information on concentrate spraying, users
are advised to consult relevant industry guidelines,
undertake appropriate competency training. Always
follow Industry Best Practices.
AERIAL APPLICATION
May be applied by agricultural aircraft.
Use at least 30 to 50 litres of spray mixture per hectare.
Consult the DIRECTIONS FOR USE for the correct rate to
be applied in specific crop situations.
SPRAY TIMING
Treatments should begin prior to disease infection and
continue until the threat of disease has passed.
Repeated applications are necessary to protect new
plant growth.
Reduce the spray interval when weather conditions
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COMPATIBILITY
Dithane Rainshield Neo Tec Fungicide may be harmful
to Typhlodromus pyri, and its use in orchards where
integrated control is practiced should be avoided.
This product is compatible with most commonly used
agricultural fungicides and insecticides. However,
before preparing tank mixes, the user is advised to
check compatibility with the other manufacturer’s
recommendations.
Data Sheet for DITHANE™ RAINSHIELD™ NEO TEC™
FUNGICIDE which is available from Dow AgroSciences on
CRUSTACEA, THE ENVIRONMENT AND OTHERS
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This product is toxic to fish.
Drift and run-off from treated areas may be hazardous to
aquatic organisms in neighbouring areas.
DO NOT contaminate ponds, waterways or drains with
DO NOT re-use container.
DITHANE RAINSHIELD
Expiry Date: 2 years after date of manufacture in
unopened bags
Store in the closed, original container in a dry, cool, wellventilated area out of direct sunlight. Keep away from
fire and sparks.
DO NOT allow to become wet or overheated in storage:
decomposition, impaired activity or fire may result.
Users are reminded this product should be used before
the stated expiry date.
Shake empty bag into spray tank. Do not dispose of
undiluted chemicals on site.
Puncture or shred and bury empty bags in a local authority
landfill. If no landfill is available, bury the bags below
500 mm in a disposal pit specifically marked and set up
for this purpose clear of waterways, desirable vegetation
and tree roots.
Empty bags and product should not be burnt.
SAFETY DIRECTIONS
• May irritate the eyes, nose, throat and skin. Avoid contact
with eyes and skin.
• DO NOT inhale dust or spray mist.
• After use and before eating, drinking and smoking, wash
hands, arms and face thoroughly with soap
and water.
• After each day’s use, wash contaminated clothing.
FIRST AID
Avoid giving alcohol.
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ENVIRONMENTALLY,
HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE
SOLID, N.O.S. (MANCOZEB)
MARINE POLLUTANT
PACKING GROUP: lll, HAZCHEM 2X
ENTRENCH
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Nitrogen
Nitrogen Stabiliser
Stabiliser
CONTAINS: 200 g/L (17.7%) NITRAPYRIN
CONTAINS: 200 g/L (17.7%) NITRAPYRIN
For use in crops to reduce nitrogen losses from ammonia and urea based nitrogen fertilisers
For
crops to
to the
reduce
that use
are in
applied
soil.nitrogen losses from ammonia and urea based nitrogen fertilisers
that are applied to the soil.
SHAKE WELL BEFORE USE.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
SITUATION
SITUATION
Crops [including] wheat, sorghum, maize, sweet corn and cotton.
Crops [including] wheat, sorghum, maize, sweet corn and cotton.
RATE (L/ha)
RATE (L/ha)
2.5 L/ha
2.5 L/ha
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AgroSciences
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Limited
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ENTRENCH
CLEANING CONTAINERS FOR DISPOSAL
eNtrench nitrogen stabiliser is a water based microencapsulated formulation of nitrapyrin that may be used
with urea ammonium nitrate (UAN), aqua ammonia, other
ammonia or urea based nitrogen fertilisers including animal
manure. It is not a substitute for a fertiliser.
approved waste management facility is not available,
bury the empty packaging 500 mm below the surface in a
disposal pit specifically marked and set up for this purpose,
clear of waterways, desirable vegetation and tree roots, in
compliance with relevant Local, State or Territory government
regulations. DO NOT burn empty containers or product.
MIXING
SHAKE WELL BEFORE USE
Liquid fertilisers
eNtrench may be mixed with liquid fertilisers such as urea
ammonium nitrate (UAN), aqua ammonia or other liquid
ammonia or urea nitrogen fertilisers. Addition of eNtrench
will not increase corrosivity to standard liquid fertiliser
equipment. eNtrench is not compatible with anhydrous
ammonia.
Compatibility
eNtrench may be applied in tank mixtures with other
products. eNtrench is not compatible with anhydrous
ammonia. For a list of compatible products consult Dow
AgroSciences or your local reseller.
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APPLICATION
DO NOT apply more than 5 L/ha per year. eNtrench must
be applied to the soil. During or after application eNtrench
should be incorporated by either light cultivation or rain/
irrigation of 12.5 mm or more. Incorporation may occur any
time up to 10 days after application but for best effect this
should occur as soon as possible after application. If rainfall
of 12.5 mm or more occurs within 10 days, incorporation
by cultivation is not required.
eNtrench alone: triple rinse with clean water is sufficient to
remove eNtrench residues from equipment.
eNtrench tankmixes: use the cleaning and decontamination
procedure recommended on the partner product.
If a pesticide is used in the mixture the rinse water should
be discharged onto a treated area or designated disposal
area, or if this is unavailable, onto unused land away from
desirable plants and water sources. DO NOT contaminate
water when disposing of equipment wash water or rinsate.
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WITHHOLDING PERIODS
No special grazing or withholding periods are required
following use of this product. Treated crops are safe to
livestock.
PROTECTION OF THE ENVIRONMENT
eNtrench is highly Toxic to aquatic organisms and may
cause long-term adverse effects in the aquatic environment.
NICNAS concluded eNtrench is not considered to pose an
unreasonable risk to the environment.
DO NOT apply product directly to water; or contaminate
regional drains, streams, rivers or other waterways with the
product or used container.
Refer to the Safety Data Sheet for further information.
Store in a dry place.
Store in original container.
Keep container tightly closed when not in use.
Do not store near food, foodstuffs, drugs or potable water
supplies.
Hazard
Limited evidence of a carcinogenic effect.
Risk
Kidney effects and/or tumours have been observed in
male rats. These effects are unlikely to occur in humans.
NICNAS concluded eNtrench is not considered to pose an
unreasonable risk to worker or public health when used in
the proposed manner.
SAFETY
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION (SAFETY DATA SHEET)
Additional information is listed on the Safety Data Sheet for
eNtrench™ Nitrogen Stabiliser which is available from Dow
AgroSciences on request. Call Customer Service Toll Free
Made in USA
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• When opening the container, preparing or using spray,
wear cotton overalls buttoned to the neck and wrist (or
equivalent clothing) and chemical resistant gloves and
boots; and eye protection. After each day’s use, wash
• If swallowed, do not induce vomiting: seek medical advice
immediately and show this container or label.
• If exposed or concerned about exposure seek medical
advice.
Approved under the National Industrial Chemicals
Notification Assessment Scheme (NICNAS);
Certificate Number 3601.
FIRST AID
In case of accident or if you feel unwell contact a doctor or
Poisons Information Centre: 13 11 26 immediately (show
label or Safety Data Sheet where possible).
Transfer the patient to fresh air. If breathing has stopped
begin artificial respiration immediately. Wash exposed
skin or eye thoroughly with water. Do not induce vomiting
unless directed to do so by medical personnel. Give a glass
of water.
Spills/leaks
Contain spilled material if possible.
Small spills: Absorb with materials such as: clay, dirt, or
sand. Sweep up and collect in suitable and properly labelled
containers. Dam the area of large spills and report them to
Dow AgroSciences at 1800-033-882.
Fire
This material will not burn until the water has evaporated.
Residue can burn. Container may rupture from gas
generation in a fire situation. To extinguish combustible
residues of this product use water fog, carbon dioxide, dry
chemical or foam. Under fire conditions some components
of this product may decompose. The smoke may contain
unidentified toxic and/or irritating compounds. Also read the
Safety Data Sheet.
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ENTRENCH
SAFE USE DIRECTIONS
CAUTION
CAUTION
KEEP OUT OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
KEEP OUT
OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
BEFORE
OPENING
OR USING
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ESTERON LV
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Herbicide
Herbicide
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 680 g/L 2,4-D present as the ethylhexyl ester
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 680 g/L 2,4-D present as the ethylhexyl ester
A low volatile herbicide for selective control of various weeds in crops, pastures and nonA
low volatile
herbicide
for selective
control offor
various
agricultural
areas
according
to the Directions
Use. weeds in crops, pastures and nonagricultural areas according to the Directions for Use.
This is aread
PHENOXY
Please
the DriftHERBICIDE
Warning Statement.
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AgroSciences
Australia
Limited
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE
RESTRAINTS:
Avoid spraying if rain is likely within 6 hours or if strong winds prevail.
SITUATION
& CROP
Wheat, Barley
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
Refer to Weed
Table
STATE
RATE (per ha)
WHP (days)
CRITICAL COMMENTS
7
CROP STAGES: ALL CEREALS
WA, Vic only: Apply at tillered to
boot stages.
NSW only: Apply after when the first
node can be felt at the base of a tiller
and before swelling of the head can be
felt in a tiller.
Qld only: Apply from mid-tillering (5 to
6 fully emerged main stem leaves plus
one or more tillers) to before boot stage
(visible swelling on the head at the top
of the main stem).
SA, Tas only: Apply from completion
of tillering to early jointing stage.
Vic only
210-800 mL
QLD, NSW
only
405-800 mL
SA only
230-800 mL
Tas only
620-800 mL
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800 mL
QLD, NSW,
SA only
405-800 mL
Vic only
210-800 mL
NSW, QLD,
only
405-800 mL
Vic only
210-800 mL
Sugar Cane
QLD only
1.15-2.38 L
Stubble/Fallow
Spray prior to
Direct Drilling
or Sowing
Winter cereals,
Grain legumes
(Peanuts - Qld
only), Canola
All States
210-800 mL
N/A
Observe the plantback periods given
in the table in this leaflet. Must be tank
mixed with a knockdown herbicide such
as glyphosate, paraquat or paraquat/
diquat (e.g.Spray Seed®). Select
appropriate rate from the Weed Table.
For skeleton weed, spraying should only
be done 6-8 weeks before anticipated
sowing date and subsequent cultivation
limited to a minimum.
All States
1.68 L
7
Apply after dough stage of crop. Interval
between application and effectiveness
is 10-20 days. For desiccation of green
matter, estimate harvest date and spray
approximately 14 days earlier. Rain
between spraying and actual harvest can
negate results.
NB. Where thistles are tall and branching
above crop, spraying can turn the
branches down into the crop, presenting
more stalks to cause header comb
blockages.
Spraying may increase seed
contamination of harvest by accelerating
maturity.
Do not use with undersown legumes that
have not set seed.
Triticale
Cereal Rye
Harvest Aid or
Salvage Spray
Broadleaf Weeds
Winter Cereals
Refer to Weed
Table
Post-emergence
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1. FIELD CROPS
SITUATION
& CROP
Potatoes
Pre-harvest
Preparation
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
STATE
RATE (per ha)
WHP (days)
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Broadleaf weeds
such as Clover,
Variegated thistle
& Cruciferous
weeds
Vic, Tas only
1.15-2.38 L
N/A
Apply approximately 4 to 5 weeks before
harvest after the potato haulms have
dried off. Use the highest rate where
weeds are more than 30 cm in height.
For boom spraying apply at least 100 L
of spray mixture per hectare. If grasses
such as rye grass and winter grass are
also present add amitrole.
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2. PASTURES, NON-AGRICULTURAL, INDUSTRIAL
SITUATION
& CROP
ESTERON LV
Improved
Pasture
containing
Clover
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
Refer to Weed
Table
Pastures non legumes,
Rights-of-Way,
Industrial
Pasture Direct Drilling
or Surface
Sowing
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Charlock,
Clover, Medics,
Mustards,
Paterson’s Curse,
Saffron, Slender,
Variegated and
Spear Thistles,
Turnip Weed,
Wild Radish,
Wild Turnip
STATE
RATE (per ha)
WHP (days)
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Qld, NSW, SA,
Tas only
405-800 mL
7
Clover must be well covered by the grass
or extensive damage may result.
Qld, NSW, SA,
Tas, WA only
800 mL-4.68 L
Control of most perennial weeds,
but due to the rooting habits of most
species control may take a number of
years. Damage may result to legumes
in pasture.
Vic only
800 mL-4.68 L
70-620 mL
Boom spray.
Spot spraying.
NSW only
800 mL-1.5 L
(Aerial
application)
Apply to young, actively growing weeds.
SOWING: Do not sow pasture seeds for
at least 21 days after application. If soil
moisture is dry, delay sowing for at least
30 days.
As above plus:
Capeweed,
Wireweed,
Storksbill/
Erodium,
Flatweed,
Horehound
(seedlings),
Skeleton Weed,
Nodding or Star
Thistles
800 mL-1.15 L
(Ground
application)
St. John’s Wort
3.26-4.68 L
(Aerial or Ground)
All of the above
plus grasses
As above plus
glyphosate
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3. SPOT SPRAYING
SITUATION
& CROP
Spot spraying
(All situations)
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
Refer to Weed
Table
STATE
RATE (per ha)
WHP (days)
CRITICAL COMMENTS
All States
1/100th of rate on
Weed Table per
10 L water per
100 m2
7
Apply with a knapsack. Thorough wetting
of weed is essential.
NOT TO BE USED FOR ANY PURPOSE, OR IN ANY MANNER, CONTRARY TO THIS LABEL UNLESS AUTHORISED UNDER APPROPRIATE
LEGISLATION. IN TASMANIA, THIS PRODUCT MAY ONLY BE USED FROM 15TH APRIL
TO 15TH SEPTEMBER UNLESS OTHERWISE PERMITTED BY THE REGISTRAR OF PESTICIDES.
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WITHHOLDING PERIOD: Pasture, Cereal Crops - DO NOT GRAZE OR CUT FOR STOCK FOOD FOR 7 DAYS AFTER APPLICATION
HARVEST WITHHOLDING PERIOD: NOT REQUIRED WHEN USED AS DIRECTED
WEED TABLE:
APPLICATION RATE (per Hectare)
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
PASTURE – NON LEGUMES
CROP
CRITICAL COMMENTS
VIC
SA
Tas
NSW
QLD
WA
VIC
QLD, NSW, SA,
Tas, WA only
Amaranthus spp.
-
-
-
800 mL
-
-
-
-
Angled Onion
-
-
-
-
-
-
3.26 L
800 mL-1.68 L
Apple of Sodom
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
2.9-3.26 L
Bathurst Burr
-
-
-
800 mL
-
-
1.683.26 L
1.68-3.26 L
Black Knapweed
-
-
-
-
-
-
3.26 L
-
Buffalo Burr
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
800 mL-1.15 L
(not QLD & WA)
California Burr
-
-
-
800 mL
-
-
1.68-3.26 L
-
Caltrop
-
-
-
620800 mL
-
-
1.68-3.26 L
-
Cape Tulip
-
-
-
-
-
1.15 L
3.26 L
1.68-3.26 L
Spray before flowering.
-
2.47-3.26 L
Capeweed
800 mL 800 mL 800 mL
530800 mL
-
-
Charlock
405 mL 405 mL 800 mL 405 mL
-
-
-
800 mL
Clover
-
-
-
620800 mL
-
-
-
800 mL
Colocynth
-
-
-
-
-
-
3.26 L
-
Spray when buds forming
or early flowering.
Spray from seedling to
pre-flowering. Use higher
rate as plant matures.
DO NOT cultivate these
infestations.
pre-flowering. Use higher
rate as plant matures.
Spray at seedling stage
only.
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NOTE: Where weeds are to be sprayed in a CROP or PASTURE, use only the rates given for the crop in the table below. In most cases this will
give control, however some hard to kill weeds or those in advanced stages of growth may only be suppressed, e.g. Rumex spp. (docks) and
Polygonum spp. (wireweed, climbing buckwheat) are killed to ground level only.
WEED TABLE (continued):
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
SA
Tas
NSW
QLD
WA
VIC
Deadnettle
-
-
-
800 mL
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
800 mL
-
-
1.32 L
-
Flatweed
Spray prior to pods
forming.
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Fat Hen
CRITICAL COMMENTS
QLD, NSW, SA,
Tas, WA only
Devil’s Claw
Dock
Fumitory - red
Fumitory - white
ESTERON LV
CROP
VIC
-
-
800 mL 800 mL
-
1.68-2.47 L
-
-
-
405800 mL
-
-
-
-
-
-
800 mL
-
-
-
2.47-3.26 L
-
800 mL
-
800 mL
-
-
-
2.47-3.26 L
-
-
800 mL
-
-
-
2.47-3.26 L
Galvanized Burr
-
-
-
-
-
-
4.68 L
4.68 L
(not Qld & WA)
Goosefoots
-
-
-
800 mL
-
-
-
-
Hard Head
or Russian
Knapweed
-
-
-
-
-
-
3.48-5.2 L
-
Hoary Cress,
Whiteweed
-
-
-
1.68-3.26 L
1.68-2.12 L
Spray from late rosette to
pre- flowering.
-
-
1.15-1.68 L
(not SA)
Late autumn to early
spring.
Hogweed /
Wireweed
800 mL 405 mL
Spray at rosette stage to
kill top growth only.
800 mL 800 mL 800 mL
800 mL 800 mL
-
800 mL 800 mL
pre-flowering.
Horehound
(seedlings)
-
800 mL
-
-
-
840 mL
-
1.68-3.26 L
Iron Weed, Corn
Gromwell
-
-
-
800 mL
-
-
-
1.15-1.68 L
Khaki Weed
-
-
-
-
-
-
800 mL-1.15 L
(not SA)
Lincoln Weed
-
800 mL
-
-
-
-
-
-
London Rocket
-
-
-
-
-
575 mL
-
1.59-2.47 L
(WA only)
Lupins
800 mL
-
-
405800 mL
-
-
-
-
Melilotus /
Hexham Scent
800 mL 800 mL
-
-
800 mL
-
-
1.15-1.68 L
-
405800 mL
-
-
-
-
Melons-Camel,
Paddy
Mustards
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-
330 mL
-
230800 mL
405620 mL 620 mL
800 mL
800 mL
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3.26 L
1.68-2.47 L
Spray young seedlings
only.
Autumn spray before
sowing improves control.
CROP
CRITICAL COMMENTS
VIC
SA
Tas
NSW
QLD
WA
VIC
QLD, NSW, SA,
Tas, WA only
Mexican Poppy
-
-
-
800 mL
-
840 mL
-
800 mL-1.15 L
(1.15-1.5 L
WA only)
Spray rosette stage and
before flowering.
Mintweed
-
-
-
800 mL 620 mL
-
-
800 mL-1.15 L
Spray active seedlings
only.
Muskweed
800 mL
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
New Zealand
Spinach
-
-
-
800 mL
-
-
-
-
Noogoora Burr
-
-
-
800 mL
-
-
1.68-3.26 L
1.68-3.26 L
Nut Grass
-
-
-
-
-
-
3.26 -5.2 L
-
Spray within 4 weeks of
foliage emergence, repeat
spray necessary.
Paterson’s Curse
-
-
-
800 mL
-
840 mL
1.68-3.26 L
800 mL-1.68 L
(1.15-1.5 L
WA only)
Spray seedling to rosette
stage.
405 mL
-
-
-
-
-
-
2.12-3.3 L
-
-
-
-
-
-
3.26 L
3.26 L
800 mL
-
-
405800 mL
-
-
-
-
Rapistrum spp.
-
-
-
-
-
650 mL
-
840 mL
(WA only)
Rough Poppy
-
405 mL
-
405800 mL
-
-
-
800 mL
Spray young seedlings
only.
St. John’s Wort
-
-
-
-
-
-
3.26-5.9 L
3.26-4.68 L
Spray before plants
40cm high.
Safflower
-
-
-
405800 mL
-
-
-
-
Sand Mustard /
Sand Rocket
-
-
-
-
-
-
3.26 L
-
Shepherds Purse
-
-
-
800 mL
-
-
-
-
Silverleaf
Nightshade
-
-
-
-
-
-
3.26 L
-
Skeleton Weed
-
800 mL
-
800 mL
-
-
3.26 L
1.15-1.68 L
Stingless Nettle
(Deadnettle)
-
800 mL
-
-
-
-
-
2.12-2.47 L
Stinging Nettle
800 mL
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
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Poppy Wild
Ragwort
Rapeseed
Spray seedling to
pre-flowering.
Spray at rosette to
cabbage stage.
Spray at flowering.
Fallow land: controls top
growth only.
Spray rosettes before
aerial growth commences.
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WEEDS
CONTROLLED
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
SA
Tas
NSW
QLD
WA
VIC
QLD, NSW, SA,
Tas, WA only
Stinkwort
-
-
-
800 mL
-
-
1.68-3.26 L
1.68-3.26 L
Storksbill /
Erodium
-
-
800 mL
-
-
-
-
Sunflower
seedlings
800 mL
-
405620 mL
800 mL
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
3.26 L
3.26 L
-
-
-
-
-
-
3.26 L
1.15-1.68 L
800 mL1.68 L
800 mL-2.47 L
Thistle:
- Golden
Thistle:
- Saffron
- Sheep
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Spray younger plants,
use higher rate as plants
mature.
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- Nodding
ESTERON LV
CROP
VIC
620 mL 800 mL
-
-
-
- Slender / Shore
-
-
- Soldier
-
-
-
800 mL
-
- Stemless
-
- St Barnaby’s
- Star
Spray rosette to preflowering.
840 mL
-
840 mL-3.26 L
(WA only)
-
-
1.68-3.26 L
800 mL-3.26 L
-
-
-
3.26 L
-
800 mL
-
-
-
0.8-2.47 L
1.15-2.12 L
Spray at seedling to
rosette stage. Use higher
rate as plants mature
(pastures).
-
-
-
-
-
3.26 L
2.47-3.26 L
Spray rosette stage to
flowering.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
1.15-1.68 L
-
-
-
800 mL
-
-
1.68-3.26 L
-
- Variegated
-
-
800 mL
405620 mL
800 mL
-
800 mL2.47 L
800 mL- 3.26 L
Can cause stock
poisoning.
Thornapple
-
-
-
405800 mL
-
-
3.26 L
800 mL-1.68 L
Spray at seedling stage.
800 mL
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
405 mL
-
-
800 mL
Tree Hogweed
Turnip Weed
Vetches/Tares
-
-
- Spear
-
405800 mL 800 mL
800 mL
Spray multiple leaves.
800 mL 800 mL
800 mL 620 mL 800 mL
405405 mL 620 mL
800 mL
-
-
-
-
-
Spray seedling to rosette
stage.
Use higher rate as plants
mature.
Wards Weed
-
405 mL
-
-
-
-
-
-
Spray at seedling stage.
Wild Cabbage
800 mL
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
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CRITICAL COMMENTS
VIC
SA
Tas
NSW
QLD
WA
VIC
QLD, NSW, SA,
Tas, WA only
Wild Garlic
-
-
-
-
-
-
6.62 L
-
Suppresses aerial growth
only.
Wild Mignonette
-
-
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840 mL
3.26 L
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-
-
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650 mL
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Wild Radish
800 mL 800 mL 800 mL
405800 mL 650 mL
800 mL
Wild Sage
-
-
Wild Teasel
Wild Turnip
-
-
-
-
-
210 mL 230 mL 800 mL
-
-
1.8-2.47 L
(WA only)
800 mL
(840 mL WA only)
-
2.47-3.26 L
-
-
-
1.68-3.26 L
405800 mL
-
450 mL
-
Use higher rate as plants
mature.
-
800 mL
(840 mL WA only)
Plantback Periods (days) for Esteron LV
CROP
RATES
Up to 510 mL/ha
510 mL - 1.15 L/ha
1.15 L - 1.59 L/ha
Balansa Clover
7
7
10
Barley ➊
1
1
3
Chickpeas ➋
7
14
21
Cotton
10
14
21
Faba Beans
7
7
10
Field Peas
7
14
14
Lentils
7
7
10
Linseed
7
7
14
Lucerne
7
7
10
Lupins ❹
7
14
21
Medics
7
7
10
Narbon Beans
7
7
10
Navy Bean
10
10
14
Oats
3
3
7
Perennial Ryegrass
7
7
10
Persian Clover
7
7
10
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WEEDS
CONTROLLED
Plantback Periods (days) for Esteron LV (continued)
CROP
Up to 510 mL/ha
510 mL - 1.15 L/ha
1.15 L - 1.59 L/ha
Phalaris
7
7
10
Canola / Rapeseed ➋
14
21
28
Rice
7
7
14
Safflower ➋
7
14
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10
Soybean
14
14
21
7
7
10
Sunflower ❸
7
10
14
Triticale ➊
1
3
7
Vetch
Sub-Clover
ESTERON LV
RATES
7
7
10
Wheat ➊
1
3
7
White Clover
7
7
10
IMPORTANT: WHEN APPLIED TO DRY SOILS AT LEAST 15 mm OF RAIN MUST FALL PRIOR TO THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE
PLANT BACK PERIOD.
NOTES:
➊ In Queensland, no rainfall is required to fall prior to commencement of Plantback Period for barley, triticale and wheat.
➋ In Queensland, planting of canola/rapeseed, chickpeas and safflower must be delayed for at least 14 days following rainfall of at least 15 mm.
❸ In Central Queensland, when using 730 mL/ha or less of Dow AgroSciences Esteron LV, the Plantback Period for sorghum and sunflower
❹ In WA the Plantback Period for lupins at all rates is 28 days.
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Before opening, carefully read DIRECTIONS FOR
USE, PROTECTION OF CROPS, NATIVE AND OTHER
NON-TARGET PLANTS, SAFETY DIRECTIONS and
FIRST AID Instructions.
DO NOT spray in high winds.
DO NOT spray crops or weeds outside the stages indicated
in the CRITICAL COMMENTS as damage, loss of yield or
inadequate weed control may result.
This product may be used in either high or low volume
sprays. Just pour into water and stir.
Boom Spraying - Use 30-120 litres water/ha.
Aerial Spraying - Use 10-90 litres water/ha.
Note: Refer to the Department of Agriculture / Primary
Industries in your state for the current restricted spraying
areas.
Dow AgroSciences Esteron LV Herbicide (Esteron LV) is a
member of the phenoxys group of herbicides. Esteron LV
has the disruptors of plant cell growth mode of action.
For weed resistance management Esteron LV is a Group I
herbicide. Some naturally occurring weed biotypes resistant
to Esteron LV and other Group I herbicides may exist
The resistant individuals can eventually dominate the weed
resistant weeds will not be controlled by Esteron LV or
Group I herbicides. Since the occurrence of resistant
weeds is difficult to detect prior to use, Dow AgroSciences
Australia Limited accepts no liability for any losses that
may result from the failure of Esteron LV to control
resistant weeds.
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Keep the spray unit for herbicides only if possible.
Otherwise wash out the unit with hot soapy water followed
by several clear water rinses. DO NOT use wooden spray
vats as they cannot be cleaned. Hoses cannot be cleaned
and new hoses should be fitted when the unit is to be used
for any other purpose.
COMPATIBILITY
This product can be tank mixed with atrazine, dicamba,
chlorsulfuron, Garlon™ 600, glyphosate, metsulfuron,
paraquat, paraquat/diquat (e.g. SpraySeed®), Starane™
Advanced and triasulfuron.
NOTE:
spray tank.
Emulsifiable concentrates go in last. Top off the
tank with water and continue agitation until all the
ingredients are properly mixed.
Observe any mixing sequence instructions mentioned on the
tank mix products.
NON-TARGET PLANTS
Legume Tolerance: If clovers are present, care should be
taken to ensure that they have reached the 3-4 leaf stage
before spraying. Rates above 405 mL of this product per
hectare will destroy most clovers, whilst lucerne and
medics are susceptible at any strength.
Drift Warning: DO NOT apply under meteorological
conditions or from spraying equipment which could be
expected to cause spray drift onto nearby susceptible
plants, adjacent crops, crop lands or pastures. In particular,
avoid spray drift and vapour movement onto susceptible
crops such as: cotton, tobacco, tomatoes, vines, fruit
trees, ornamentals, oil seed and legume crops and other
susceptible plants and trees (e.g. Kurrajongs, Belahs,
Eucalypts).
• DO NOT use unless wind speed is more than
3 kilometres per hour and less than 15 kilometres
per hour as measured at the application site.
• DO NOT apply with smaller than coarse to very course
spray droplets according to the ASABE S572 definition
for standard nozzles.
Low hazard to bees. May be applied on any plants at any
time as recommended in the DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
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ESTERON LV
ESTERON LV
FIRST AID
Storage of all containers:
direct sunlight.
Data Sheet for Dow AgroSciences ESTERONTM LV HERBICIDE
Call Customer Service Toll Free on 1-800 700 096 or visit
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Services at 1-800 033 882.
SAFETY DIRECTIONS
elbow length PVC gloves and face shield. When using the
prepared spray, wear face shield.
and water.
• After each day’s use wash gloves, face shield and
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Dry Flowable Herbicide
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 750 g/kg ISOXABEN
A dry flowable herbicide for selective pre-emergence control of certain broadleaf weeds in
non-bearing and bearing tree fruit and nut orchards, vineyards, nursery and amenity tree
plantings and pyrethrum crops as specified in the Directions for Use table.
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GALLERY 750
CAUTION
GALLERY 750
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
Restraints:
DO NOT apply to new transplants until soil is sealed by packing or irrigation and no cracks are present or crop injury may
occur.
DO NOT apply to existing weeds as poor control may result. Treatments, including with tank-mix partners, should be made
prior to weed emergence and followed by significant rainfall or irrigation (see Soil Activation section below).
DO NOT apply to dry soil or in dry conditions as poor control may result.
DO NOT apply more than 2 applications within a 12 month period.
For Restraints specific to pyrethrum crops, see “Restraints for Pyrethrum Crops” box below.
CROP
WEEDS
RATE
g/treated ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
167 to 333
Use higher rate where weed pressure is high, or where longer
residual activity is required.
Gallery must be activated by at least 12.5 mm rainfall or
sprinkler irrigation within 21 days of application.
Reduced weed control will result if this does not occur.
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Pyrethrum
(after crop established but
before bud initiation)
Wild radish
(Raphanus
raphanistrum)
Non-bearing and bearing
tree fruit and nut orchards,
vineyards, nursery tree stock
and amenity tree plantings
See the list of
weeds controlled
in the row below
375 to 750
*(see row below)
*Note: The 375g – 750g use rate above relates to band spraying and refers to per hectare of treated soil, not the total area of crop. Adjust
spray application to your specific situation.
Weed Control: The following broadleaf weeds are controlled by Gallery 750 Dry Flowable Herbicide. The degree of control depends on the
rate applied, surface conditions and time to activation (see APPLICATION section below for more information): Amaranths (Amaranthus spp.),
Black nightshade (Solanum nigrum), Caltrop (Tribulus terrestris), Capeweed (Arctotheca calendula), Chickweed (Stellaria media), Clovers
(Trifolium spp.), Deadnettle (Lamium spp.), Erodium (Erodium spp.), Fat hen (Chenopodium album), Flat weed (Hypochaeris radicata), Indian
hedge mustard (Sysimbrium orientale), Milk thistle (Sonchus oleraceus), Ox tongue (Picris echioides), Peppercress (Lepidium spp.), Pigweed
(Portulaca oleracea), Plantains (Plantago spp.), Salvation Jane (Echium plantagineum), Scarlet pimpernel (Anagallis arvensis), Small flowered
mallow (Malva parviflora), Volunteer Canola (Brassica spp.), Wild radish (Raphanus raphanistrum) and Wireweed (Polygonum aviculare).
FOR BROAD SPECTRUM GRASS AND BROADLEAF WEED CONTROL, Gallery 750 Dry Flowable Herbicide should be tank-mixed with products
containing either pendimethalin or oryzalin. For weed control up to 4 months use the lower rate of Gallery 750 Dry Flowable Herbicide and
the partner herbicide at its lower rate. For weed control of up to 6 months, use the higher rate of Gallery 750 Dry Flowable Herbicide plus the
highest rate of either oryzalin or pendimethalin. Obey the Critical Comments and/or application instructions imposed by the label of the
mixing partner. Where grass weeds are more important in perennial crops, use the recommended label rate of either oryzalin or pendimethalin
for length of weed control and/or soil type, in tank-mix with Gallery 750 Dry Flower Herbicide.
NOT TO BE USED FOR ANY PURPOSE OR IN ANY MANNER CONTRARY TO THIS LABEL UNLESS
WITHHOLDING PERIOD: (Harvest): ALL Crops: NOT REQUIRED WHEN USED AS DIRECTED.
WITHHOLDING PERIOD: (Grazing): All Crops (except Pyrethrum): NOT REQUIRED WHEN USED
AS DIRECTED.
Pyrethrum Crops: DO NOT GRAZE OR CUT FOR STOCK FOOD
FOR 12 MONTHS AFTER APPLICATION.
Restraints for Pyrethrum Crops
DO NOT apply to Pyrethrum crops within two weeks of another herbicide. DO NOT apply in a mixture with other products in pyrethrum.
DO NOT apply to crops older than two years. DO NOT plant susceptible crops (see PROTECTION OF CROPS section below) for at least
2 years after application. DO NOT treat the same areas of land more than two years in a row.
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Gallery 750 Dry Flowable Herbicide is a member of the
amide group of herbicides. The product has the diverse
sites mode-of-action. For weed resistance the product is a
Group O herbicide. Some naturally occurring weed biotypes
resistant to the product and other herbicides may exist
The resistant individuals can eventually dominate the weed
resistant weeds will not be controlled by this product or
other herbicides. Since the occurrence of resistant weeds is
difficult to detect prior to use, Dow AgroSciences accepts
this product to control resistant weeds.
Soil Activation: Moisture as rain or sprinkler irrigation
(>12.5mm) is required within 21 days for activation of
Gallery 750 Dry Flowable Herbicide or tank-mixes with
oryzalin or within 10 days for activation of tank-mixes with
pendimethalin. If adequate moisture is not received within
the specified period, poor weed control may result.
COMPATIBILITY
Gallery 750 Dry Flowable Herbicide is compatible with
products containing only oryzalin or only pendimethalin.
After using Gallery 750 Dry Flowable, empty the spray unit
completely and drain the whole system. Thoroughly wash
inside the spray unit using a pressure hose. Drain the spray
unit and clean any filters in the tank, pump, lines, hoses
and nozzles.
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MIXING
Half fill the spray tank and add the required amount of
Gallery 750 Dry Flowable Herbicide. If tank-mixing, add the
partner herbicide slowly into the spray tank once Gallery
750 Dry Flowable Herbicide is completely dispersed.
Complete filling with the agitator running. Maintain the
agitation during spraying. Only mix sufficient spray
solution for immediate use and avoid storing. Gallery 750
Dry Flowable and tank-mixes may settle out if agitation is
stopped or poor. If settling occurs, re-suspend the residue
(re-agitate) before continuing the spray application.
APPLICATION
DO NOT APPLY AERIALLY
Apply Gallery 750 Dry Flowable and tank-mixes in 200 to
450 litres of water per hectare (higher spray volumes may
give better soil coverage in some soil types). Filter screens
should be 50 mesh or larger. Use a medium quality spray
as defined by the International BCPC Spray Classification
System or the ASABE S572 definitions and apply uniformly,
especially within the drip line of trees and vines, so that
application above label rates does not occur. Use high
enough spray volume to ensure thorough coverage of bare
soil for best weed control results. Where tank-mixes are
used, apply as a directed spray to the base of grapevines
or tree crops.
Soil Preparation: Areas to be treated should be free of
established weeds, clods, stones and surface trash or
cover. Remove surface prunings or trash (weed or crop
residue) before applying the product/s. Apply treatment
to a fine, even soil surface to obtain best coverage of soil.
Failure to apply evenly to soil surface that is free of weeds,
clods, stones, surface trash or cover will result in reduced
weed control or possible failure.
To rinse: After cleaning the spray unit as above, quarter
fill with clean water and circulate through the pump,
procedure twice.
To decontaminate: Wash the tank and rinse the system
as above. Quarter fill the tank and add an alkali detergent
(e.g. liquid SURF®, OMO®, DRIVE® at 500 mL/100 L of water
or the powder equivalent at 500 g/100 L of water) and
circulate throughout the system for at least 15 minutes.
Drain the whole system. Remove filters and nozzles and
clean them separately. Finally flush the system with clean
water and allow to drain completely. Equipment that
has been used to apply Gallery 750 Dry Flowable should be
thoroughly decontaminated before using to spray
other crops.
disposal area or, if this is unavailable, onto unused land
away from desirable plants and water courses.
NON-TARGET PLANTS
A minimum of 2 years should elapse before planting all
broadleaf crops, and 3 years before planting sensitive
crops such as brassicas, peas, beans, onions and poppies.
Grasses are normally unaffected and establish quickly after
treatment. Individual crop sensitivity to soil residues should
be checked with your field advisor, or Dow AgroSciences
representative, before planting any crop following
application of this product. Spraydrift or runoff containing
isoxaben may result in reduced germination or emergence
of non-target plants adjacent to treated areas.
susceptible plants/crops, cropping lands, pastures or
waterbodies.
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GALLERY 750
Isoxaben is very highly toxic to aquatic plants. DO NOT
contaminate streams, rivers, or waterways with the
DO NOT apply if heavy rainfall (i.e. sufficient to cause
widespread runoff of water from the treated areas) is likely
within 24 hours. After application, DO NOT irrigate to the
point of run-off for 24 hours.
Store in tightly closed, original container in a securely
locked, cool and well ventilated place out of direct sunlight.
DO NOT re-use containers. Before disposing of empty
containers, triple rinse, adding the rinse water to the
spray tank. DO NOT dispose of undiluted chemicals on
site. Dispose of at a local authority landfill. If no landfill is
available, bury the containers below 500 mm in a disposal
pit specifically marked and set up for this purpose clear
of waterways, desirable vegetation and tree roots. Empty
containers and product should not be burnt.
SAFETY DIRECTIONS
• Will irritate the eyes and skin.
• When opening the container and preparing the spray,
wear cotton overalls buttoned to the neck and wrist and a
washable hat, elbow-length PVC gloves and a face shield
or goggles.
• After each day’s use, wash gloves and face shield or
goggles and contaminated clothing.
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FIRST AID
Data Sheet for GALLERYTM 750 DRY FLOWABLE HERBICIDE
Made in USA
CAUTION
CAUTION
KEEP OUT OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
KEEP OUT
OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
BEFORE
OPENING
OR USING
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GARLON FALLOWMASTER
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Herbicide
Herbicide
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 755 g/L TRICLOPYR present as the butoxyethyl ester
For the control of melons as specified in the Directions for Use.
For the control of melons as specified in the Directions for Use.
Dow
AgroSciences
Australia
Limited
ABNNSW
24 003
20
Rodborough
Road
FRENCHS
FOREST
2086771 659
CUSTOMER
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE
RESTRAINTS:
DO NOT apply to weeds which may be stressed (not actively growing) due to prolonged periods of extreme cold, moisture stress (waterlogged or drought affected), poor nutrition, presence of disease, or previous herbicide treatment as reduced levels of control may result.
DO NOT spray if rain is likely within 1 hour or if foliage is wet from rain and dew. However, when tank mixed with glyphosate, this time
extends to 6 hours.
FALLOW / CROPPING SITUATIONS
FALLOW, STUBBLE, FIREBREAKS
WEEDS CONTROLLED
GARLON FALLOWMASTER
WEED GROWTH STAGE
RATE mL/ha
Up to 20 cm diameter
95 ➊
Runners from
20 to 40 cm diameter
130 ➊
CRITICAL COMMENTS
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Camel (Afghan) melon
(Citrullus lanatus)
➊Add Uptake™ Spraying Oil at
500 mL/100 L water.
95 - 130 + 750 mL
– 1.5 L Ripper™ 480
(glyphosate)
Prickly paddy melon
(Cucumis myriocarpus)
65 ➊
Runners from
130 ➊
DO NOT add crop oil.
Add ammonium sulphate (AMS) and a
100% non-ionic surfactant.
➊Add Uptake™ Spraying Oil at
500 mL/100 L water.
65 – 130 + 750 mL
– 1.5 L Ripper™ 480
(glyphosate)
Add AMS and a 100% non-ionic surfactant.
SORGHUM
(Apply between 4 to 6 leaf stage, when secondary roots have developed)
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
Prickly paddy
melon (Cucumis
myriocarpus)
WEED
GROWTH
STAGE
RATE
mL/ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Up to 20 cm
diameter
65
DO NOT add crop oils, as severe crop damage may occur.
Fusing of sorghum prop roots may be observed. This may be
worse under stress conditions (e.g. moisture stress, heat stress
or root disease) and may cause some yield loss. Should only be
mixed with Starane™ Advanced Herbicide and atrazine (500 or
600 g/L flowable only) for increased weed spectrum.
Sorghum: NOT REQUIRED WHEN USED AS DIRECTED.
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MIXING
Garlon FallowMaster Herbicide is a member of the pyridines
group of herbicides. The product has the disrupters of plant cell
growth mode of action. For weed resistance management, the
product is a Group I herbicide. Some naturally-occurring weed
biotypes resistant to the product and other Group I herbicides
population. The resistant individuals can eventually dominate the
weed population if these herbicides are used repeatedly. These
resistant weeds will not be controlled by this product or Group
I herbicides. Since the occurrence of resistant weeds is difficult
to detect prior to use, Dow AgroSciences accepts no liability
for any losses that may result from the failure of this product
to control resistant weeds. Strategies to minimise the risk of
herbicide resistance are available. Contact your farm chemical
supplier, consultant, local Department of Agriculture, or local
Dow AgroSciences representative.
Half fill the spray unit with water and add the required amount of
Garlon FallowMaster. Add the remaining water with the agitator
running. If required, then add crop oils or wetters (surfactants).
Maintain mechanical or by-pass agitation in the spray tank
during spraying. Only mix sufficient solution for immediate daily
use and avoid storing.
APPLICATION
A. Boom Application
Application of Garlon FallowMaster in a minimum spray volume
of 50 L/ha is recommended. Use nozzles that produce a MEDIUM
to COARSE spray quality at the target (ASABE S572).
Boom height must be set to ensure double overlap of nozzle
patterns.
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COMPATIBILITY
FALLOW SITUATIONS:
Garlon FallowMaster is compatible with the following products:
Abound™ 400 Herbicide, Dow AgroSciences (2,4-D) Amine
625 Herbicide, Esteron™ LV Herbicide, glyphosate, Lontrel™
Herbicide, Lontrel™ 750 SG Herbicide, Ripper™ 480 Herbicide,
Roundup® CT Broadacre Herbicide, Roundup® PowerMAX,
Starane™ 200 or Starane™Advanced Herbicide, Touchdown®
HiTech, Lorsban™ 500 EC Insecticide.
When mixing with glyphosate in fallow, refer to the glyphosate
label for use rate and adjuvants recommended.
DO NOT use Uptake™ Spraying Oil or D-C-Trate® Crop Oil.
SORGHUM:
Garlon FallowMaster is compatible with:
Starane™ 200 or Starane™ Advanced Herbicide, atrazine (500
or 600 g/L flowable product only).
® ™ Trademark of The Dow Chemical Company (“Dow”) or an
affiliated company of Dow
PVC gloves are not recommended for Garlon FallowMaster
Herbicide, therefore, when tank mixing with products that
need to be handled with PVC gloves, workers should wear
nitrile/neoprene gloves.
MINIMUM RECROPPING PERIODS
Before using Garlon FallowMaster in tank mixes with other
herbicides, check the plant-back information on all product labels.
The time between spraying and planting will be determined by the
product with the longest plant-back period.
Observe the following recropping periods for Garlon FallowMaster:
• wheat, barley, sorghum, maize
• chickpeas, soybeans, sunflowers
• cotton
7 days
7 days
14 days
B. Aerial Application
DO NOT allow Garlon FallowMaster to physically drift onto
desirable plants.
Aircraft may be used to apply Garlon FallowMaster in fallow
situations, when ground application equipment cannot be used
due to prolonged wet conditions.
A minimum spray volume of 35 L/ha should be used with
nozzles that produce a MEDIUM to COARSE spray quality
(ASABE S572) at the target are recommended.
DO NOT apply Garlon FallowMaster by aircraft unless wind
speed is more than 3 km/hr and less than 15 km/hr as
measured at the application site and/or air temperature is above
30°C. Avoid application when relative humidity falls below 35%.
Human flagging is not authorised unless protected by
engineering controls such as vehicles with cabs.
WATER-BASED CLEANING
Rinsing
After using Garlon FallowMaster, empty the spray unit completely
and drain the whole system. Thoroughly wash inside the spray
unit using a pressure hose. Drain the spray unit and clean any
filters in the tank, pump, lines, hoses and nozzles. After cleaning
the spray unit as above, quarter fill with clean water and circulate
through the pump, lines, hoses and nozzles. Drain and repeat the
Decontamination
Before spraying cotton and other sensitive crops, with
equipment that has been used to apply Garlon FallowMaster,
see PROTECTION OF CROPS, NATIVE AND OTHER NON-TARGET
PLANTS section.
Wash the tank and rinse the system as above. Then quarter
fill the tank and add a standard alkali based laundry detergent
at 500 g (or mL)/100 L water and circulate throughout the
system for at least 15 minutes. If using a concentrated laundry
detergent use 250 g (or mL)/100 L water. Do not use chlorine
based cleaners.
Drain the whole system. Remove filters and nozzles and clean
them separately. Finally flush the system with clean water and
allow to drain.
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PROTECTION OF CROPS, NATIVE AND OTHER NONTARGET PLANTS
GARLON FALLOWMASTER
Crops susceptible to Garlon FallowMaster include, but are not
limited to: peas, lupins, lucerne, navy beans, soybeans and
other legumes; cotton, fruit, hops, ornamentals, shade trees and
Pinus spp, potatoes, safflower, sugarbeet, sunflower, tobacco,
tomatoes, vegetables and vines.
Garlon FallowMaster is damaging to susceptible crops during both
growing and dormant periods. Grasses are normally unaffected
and establish quickly after treatment.
DO NOT allow physical spray drift onto waterways, native
vegetation and susceptible crops. When using Garlon FallowMaster
and glyphosate by aerial application in fallow situations,
observance of a buffer zone of 150 metres to protect native tree
species is required.
equipment, that may cause spray to drift onto nearby susceptible
FIRST AID
Additional information is listed on the Material Safety Data Sheet
for GARLON™ FALLOWMASTER™ HERBICIDE which is available
from Dow AgroSciences on request. Call Customer Service Toll Free
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Poisonous plants may become more palatable after spraying
and stock should be kept away from these plants until they have
died down.
PROTECTION OF WILDLIFE, FISH, CRUSTACEANS AND
ENVIRONMENT
This product is highly toxic to fish and other aquatic organisms.
Store in closed original container in a cool, well-ventilated area.
container type. Read the STORAGE and DISPOSAL instructions
on the label that is attached to the container.
Do not touch or walk through spilled material. Wear a face shield
or goggles, overalls buttoned to neck and wrist, chemical resistant
gloves and footwear. Stop leak when safe to do so. Dam area and
prevent entry into waterways, and drains.
Small spills/leaks: Absorb with material such as sand, soil or
sawdust. Collect spilled product and place in sealable container for
disposal. Spill residues may be cleaned using water and detergent.
Contain and absorb wash water for disposal. Absorb and collect
washings and place in the same sealable container for disposal.
Dam the area of large spills and report them to Dow AgroSciences
SAFETY DIRECTIONS
• Will irritate the eyes and skin. Avoid contact with eyes and skin.
• When opening the container, mixing and loading, and using the
prepared spray, wear cotton overalls buttoned to the neck and
wrist (or equivalent clothing) and elbow-length chemical
resistant gloves.
• After each day’s use, wash gloves and contaminated clothing.
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For the control of a range of woody weeds and melons as specified in the Directions for Use.
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AgroSciences
Australia
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GARLON 600
POISON
POISON
KEEP OUT OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
GARLON 600
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
RESTRAINTS:
DO NOT apply to weeds which may be stressed (not actively growing) due to prolonged periods of extreme cold, moisture stress
(water-logged or drought affected), poor nutrition, presence of disease, or previous herbicide treatment as reduced levels of control
may result.
DO NOT spray if rain is likely within 1 hour or if foliage is wet from rain and dew. However, when tank mixed with glyphosate, this
time extends to 6 hours.
DO NOT burn off, cut or clear blackberry or other woody weeds for 6 months after spraying.
1. WOODY WEED SITUATIONS
Table A: High Volume Spraying
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AGRICULTURAL NON-CROP AREAS, COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL AREAS, FORESTS,
PASTURES AND RIGHTS-OF-WAY.
WEEDS CONTROLLED
WEED
GROWTH STAGE
STATE
RATE /100 L
water
African boxthorn
(Lycium ferocissimum)
Less than
2 m tall
Tas only
170 mL
Angophora spp. and
Banksia spp. regrowth.
1 to 2 m tall
All States
400 or 560 mL
Use the higher rate on larger
regrowth.
Ensure the weed has dense
foliage.
Active growth during
late spring
to early autumn
All States
170 mL
Where herbicides other than
Group I herbicides have been
used, allow two seasons
regrowth to occur before
spraying with Garlon™ 600.
Any subsequent regrowth and
seedlings should be sprayed
after hardening off.
In association with:
St John’s wort
(Hypericum perforatum)
During flowering
(Nov-Jan)
NSW, Vic and
Tas only
Brigalow
(Acacia harpophylla)
1 to 2 m tall
NSW and
Qld only
Brooms:
(Genista spp.)
English
(Cytisus scoparius)
Spring to
mid summer prior to
pod formation
All States
Blackberry
(Rubus fruticosus)
Apply as a thorough foliage
spray.
Use at least 1000 L of water/ha.
Seedlings up to
3 m tall
Camphor Laurel
(Cinnamomum
camphora)
Capeweed
Rosette
Tas only
80 mL
Common prickly pear
(Opuntia spp.)
Active growth
All States
3L
Active growth during
late spring to late
summer
Vic only
1 L + 750 mL
Ripper™ 480
(480 g/L)
glyphosate
English ivy
(Hedera helix)
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DO NOT treat ivy growing up
trees or on other plants as death
of the host may result.
This mixture is not selective to
grasses.
WEEDS CONTROLLED
Eucalyptus spp.
WEED
GROWTH STAGE
STATE
RATE /100 L
water
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Seedlings
and regrowth
from small
lignotubers,
1 to 2 m tall
Qld, SA, WA,
and NT only
400 mL
Add a 100% concentrate
non-ionic surfactant
(e.g. BS® 1000) at 100 mL/100 L
of water for best results.
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(Foeniculum vulgare)
1 to 2 m tall
Green cestrum
(Cestrum parqui)
Groundsel bush
(Baccharis halimifolia)
Gorse
(Ulex europaeus)
NSW, Tas and
Vic only
560 mL
Tas only
170 mL
NSW, Qld and
Vic only
Seedlings,
1 to 2 m tall
All States
Some regrowth may be expected
the following season which can
be sprayed after hardening off.
160 mL
2 to 3 m tall
320 mL
Spring to mid
summer
170 mL or
340 mL
Horehound
(Marrubium vulgare)
Rosette
Tas only
Saffron thistle
(Carthamus lanatus)
Up to bud stage
Tiger pear
(Opuntia aurantiaca)
Active growth
Wattles,
including
Silver wattle
Black wattle
Acacia spp.
Seedlings,
1 to 2 m tall
160 mL
2 to 3 m tall
320 mL
Add a 100% concentrate
non-ionic wetting agent at rate
of 125 mL/100 L water.
Retreatment of regrowth may be
necessary. Use higher water rate
on older hardened off plants.
170 mL
80 mL
All States
3L
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Table B:
Aerial Application
Helicopter NSW, SA, Tas, Vic and WA only
Helicopter or fixed wing aircraft (Qld only)
WEEDS CONTROLLED
Blackberry
(Rubus fruticosus)
WEED
GROWTH STAGE
STATE
RATE /ha
Late spring
to autumn
All States
4.8 L
CRITICAL COMMENTS
AVOID overspray/drift onto
waterways.
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Table C: Controlled Droplet Application (C.D.A.)
WEEDS CONTROLLED
Blackberry
(Rubus fruticosus)
WEED
GROWTH STAGE
STATE
RATE /1 L
water
Late spring
to autumn
All States
170 mL
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Table D: Low Volume High Concentrate Application Techniques (Gas Powered Gun, Sprinkler Sprayer)
WEEDS CONTROLLED
WEED
GROWTH STAGE
STATE
RATE /10 L
water
Blackberry
(Rubus fruticosus)
Late spring
to autumn
All States
280 mL
Eucalypt seedlings
(Eucalyptus spp.)
1 to 2 m tall
CRITICAL COMMENTS
400 mL
Table E: Basal Bark and Cut Stump Treatment
WEEDS CONTROLLED
WEED
GROWTH STAGE
STATE
RATE /60 L
diesel
African boxthorn
(Lycium ferocissimum)
Basal bark:
Plants up to 5 cm
basal diameter
All States
2L
(Bursaria spinosa)
Broom
(Genista spp.)
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1L
Tas only
1.25 L
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Table E: Basal Bark and Cut Stump Treatment (continued)
GARLON 600
WEEDS CONTROLLED
Brown salwood
(Acacia aulacocarpa)
Bitter bark
(Alstonia constricta)
WEED
GROWTH STAGE
STATE
RATE /60 L
diesel
Basal bark:
Plants up to 5 cm
basal diameter
All States
500 mL
NSW and
Qld only
1L
CRITICAL COMMENTS
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Castor oil plant
(Ricinus communis)
Chinee apple
(Ziziphus mauritiana)
All States
Cut stump:
Plants up to and in
excess of basal
bark sizes
Qld only
2L
Eucalyptus spp.
(except Dawson gum)
All States
1L
False sandalwood
(Eremophila mitchellii)
All States
1L
SA only
2L
NSW only
4L
All States
1L
Dawson gum
(Eucalyptus
cambageana)
Green wattle
(Acacia decurrens)
Lantana
(Lantana camara)
Needlewood
(Hakea leucoptera)
Olive
(Olea europaea)
Paperbark tea tree
(Melaleuca spp.)
Rubbervine
(Cryptostegia
grandiflora)
Silver wattle
(Acacia dealbata)
Sweet briar
(Rosa rubiginosa)
Yellow-wood
(Terminalia oblongata)
Basal bark:
Plants up to 5 cm
basal diameter
Cut stump:
Plants up to
and in excess
of basal bark sizes
2L
Qld only
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Table E: Basal Bark and Cut Stump Treatment (continued)
GARLON 600
WEEDS CONTROLLED
Camphor Laurel
(Cinnamomum
camphora)
WEED
GROWTH STAGE
STATE
RATE /60 L
diesel
Basal bark:
Plants up to 10 cm
basal diameter
NSW and Qld only
1L
All States
800 mL
spray.
500 mL
Treat from early summer rains to
end of April when regrowth is
apparent.
5L
Treatment may be carried out at
any time of the year.
Common prickly pear
(Opuntia spp.)
CRITICAL COMMENTS
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Groundsel bush
(Baccharis halimifolia)
Prickly acacia
(Acacia nilotica)
Privet (broadleaf)
(Ligustrum lucidum)
Smooth tree pear
(Opuntia monacantha)
Tiger pear
(Opuntia aurantiaca)
Cut stump:
Plants up to
and in excess
of basal bark sizes
800 mL
Tree of heaven
(Ailanthus altissima)
spray.
1L
FENCELINES AND FIRE TRAILS only.
WEEDS CONTROLLED
WEED
GROWTH STAGE
STATE
RATE /60 L
diesel
Broadleaf hopbush
(Dodonaea viscosa)
Narrowleaf hopbush
(Dodonaea viscosa ssp.
angustissima)
Turpentine bush
(Eremophila sturtii)
Basal bark:
Plants up to
10 cm basal diameter
NSW only
1L
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2. CROPPING/FALLOW SITUATIONS
FALLOW, STUBBLE, FIREBREAKS.
WEEDS CONTROLLED
Camel
(Afghan, Bitter)
melon
(Citrullus lanatus)
WEED
GROWTH STAGE
STATE
RATE /ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
NSW, Qld, SA, Vic and
WA only
120 mL ➊
There are some strains of melon
that are not controlled.
Contact your Dow AgroSciences
representative for more
information.
Runners from
160 mL ➊
80 mL ➊
Runners from
160 mL ➊
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Prickly paddy melon
➊ Add a crop oil such as
Uptake™ Spraying Oil at
500 mL /100 L water or
D-C-Trate® Crop Oil at
1 L/100 L water.
DO NOT use oils when tank
mixing with glyphosate.
See COMPATIBILITY section.
This mixture is not selective to
grasses.
When using Garlon 600 and
glyphosate by aerial application,
observance of a buffer zone of
150 metres to protect native tree
species is required.
SORGHUM (Apply between 4 to 6 leaf stage, when secondary roots have developed).
WEEDS CONTROLLED
WEED
GROWTH STAGE
STATE
RATE /ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Prickly paddy melon
NSW and Qld only
80 mL
DO NOT add crop oils, as severe
crop damage may occur. Fusing
of sorghum prop roots may be
observed. This may be worse
under stress conditions (e.g.
moisture stress, heat stress or
root disease) and may cause
some yield loss. Should only be
mixed with Starane™ 200 or
Starane™ Advanced Herbicide
and atrazine (500 or 600 g/L
flowable only) for increased
weed spectrum.
IN TASMANIA FOR BLACKBERRY:
DO NOT treat bushes carrying mature or near mature fruit.
FOR NATIVE VEGETATION:
Use of Garlon 600 on native vegetation must be done in accordance with STATE and/or LOCAL legislation.
Pasture: NOT REQUIRED WHEN USED AS DIRECTED.
Sorghum: NOT REQUIRED WHEN USED AS DIRECTED.
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GARLON 600
APPLICATION
COMPATIBILITY
Weeds need to be actively growing for herbicides
to have optimum effect. Delay treatment until all
regrowth has had time to grow to one metre high in
situations which have been bulldozed, slashed,
burnt, ploughed or areas having a previous
chemical treatment.
A. High Volume Spraying
• Thorough coverage of foliage and stems to the point of
runoff is essential, however, avoid excess spraying which
is wasteful of chemical.
Hand Gun
• Apply the recommended mix to give full coverage of leaves
and stems through a No. 6 to 8 tip at 700 to 1500 kPa.
• A spray volume of 3,000 to 4,000 L per infested hectare
(30 to 40 L/100 m2) should be used on the weed infestation.
Knapsack & 12 volt Sprayer Packs
• Only recommended for the control of herbaceous weeds
such as capeweed, horehound and saffron thistle.
DO NOT use knapsacks or 12 volt sprayer packs to treat
woody weed infestations.
• Apply in 100 to 200 L water/ha. Use a calibrated aircraft to
apply in half overlap passes. Nozzle configurations should
produce a COARSE spray quality at the target (ASABE S572).
• The potential for damage from drift can be greatly
reduced by avoiding unsuitable spraying conditions and
using spray pressure and nozzles to minimise the
production of small droplets.
• DO NOT spray when wind exceeds 15 km/hr, air
temperature is above 30°C or low humidity
conditions (<35%).
C. Controlled Droplet Application (C.D.A.)
• Results similar to high volume spraying can be obtained
using Micron Herb® or similar equipment. Select a nozzle
to give a flow rate of 2 mL/sec and sweeping action of
approximately 1 m/sec to ensure a droplet density of
20/cm2. Use a marking agent as recommended by the
equipment manufacturers, to check spray coverage.
Also, consult directions provided with C.D.A. unit.
D. Low Volume High Concentrate Application Techniques
• Good control will be achieved, similar to high volume
application, where bush size enables good coverage of the
bush. Use a marking agent, as recommended by the
equipment manufacturers, to check spray coverage.
• Gas powered gun: Apply 50 mL shots to obtain uniform
coverage of 4 to 5 m2 of surface area of bush. This relates
to 20 droplets/cm2 of leaf surface.
• Sprinkler sprayer: This technique involves using a micro
sprinkler which is connected to a hollow fibre glass rod
attached to a pressure knapsack sprayer. Use at low
pressures (50 to 200 kPa) and apply with a slow
sweeping action over the top of the plants ensuring even
coverage on the leaves.
FALLOW SITUATIONS:
Garlon™ 600 is compatible with the following products:
Abound™ 400 Herbicide
Esteron™ LV Herbicide
Lontrel™ Herbicide
Lontrel™ 750 SG Herbicide
Starane™ 200 or Starane™ Advanced Herbicide
Ripper™ 480 Herbicide
Roundup® CT Broadacre Herbicide
Roundup® PowerMAX
Touchdown HiTech
Dow AgroSciences (2,4-D) Amine 625 Herbicide
glyphosate
Lorsban™ 500 EC Insecticide
When mixing with glyphosate in fallow, refer to the
glyphosate label for use rate and adjuvants recommended.
DO NOT use Uptake™ Spraying Oil or D-C-Trate® Crop Oil.
SORGHUM:
Garlon™ 600 is compatible with:
Starane™ 200 or Starane™ Advanced Herbicide
atrazine (500 or 600 g/L flowable product only)
PVC gloves are not recommended for Garlon™ 600
Herbicide, therefore, when tank mixing with products
that need to be handled with PVC gloves, workers should
wear nitrile/neoprene gloves.
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Before using Garlon™ 600 in tank mixes with other
herbicides, check the plant-back information on all product
labels. The time between spraying and planting will be
determined by the product with the longest plant-back period.
Observe the following recropping periods for Garlon™ 600:
• wheat, barley, sorghum, maize
• chickpeas, soybeans, sunflowers
• cotton
MIXING
7 days
7 days
14 days
Half fill the spray unit with water and add the required amount
of Garlon™ 600. Add the remaining water with the agitator
running. If required, then add crop oils or wetters (surfactants).
Maintain mechanical or by-pass agitation in the spray tank
during spraying. Only mix sufficient solution for immediate daily
use and avoid storing.
Basal Bark and Cut Stump Application: Quarter fill the
spray unit or mixing container with diesel and add the required
amount of Garlon™ 600. Add the remaining diesel and shake
or agitate thoroughly to mix the contents. Periodically shake or
agitate to stop product settling out. Only mix sufficient solution
for immediate daily use and avoid storing.
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WATER-BASED CLEANING
Rinsing
After using Garlon™ 600, empty the spray unit completely and
drain the whole system. Thoroughly wash inside the spray unit
using a pressure hose. Drain the spray unit and clean any filters
in the tank, pump, lines, hoses and nozzles.
After cleaning the spray unit as above, quarter fill with clean
water and circulate through the pump, lines, hoses and nozzles.
Drain and repeat the rinsing procedure twice.
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A. Boom Application
• Application of Garlon™ 600 in a minimum spray volume
of 50 L/ha is recommended. Use nozzles that produce
a MEDIUM to COARSE spray quality at the target
(ASABE S572).
• Boom height must be set to ensure double overlap of
nozzle patterns.
• DO NOT allow Garlon™ 600 to physically drift onto
desirable plants.
• Aircraft may be used to apply Garlon™ 600 in fallow
situations, when ground application equipment cannot be
used due to prolonged wet conditions.
• A minimum spray volume of 35 L/ha should be used with
nozzles that produce a MEDIUM to COARSE spray quality
(ASABE S572) at the target are recommended.
• DO NOT apply Garlon™ 600 by aircraft unless wind
speed is more than 3 km/hr and less than 15 km/hr as
measured at the application site and/or air temperature is
above 30°C. Avoid application when relative humidity falls
below 35%.
• Human flagging is not authorised unless protected by
engineering controls such as vehicles with cabs.
Decontamination
Before spraying cotton and other sensitive crops, with
equipment that has been used to apply Garlon™ 600, see
PROTECTION OF CROPS, NATIVE AND OTHER NON-TARGET
PLANTS section.
fill the tank and add a standard alkali based laundry detergent
system for at least 15 minutes. If using a concentrated laundry
detergent use 250 g (or mL)/100 L water. Do not use chlorine
based cleaners.
Drain the whole system. Remove filters and nozzles and clean
them separately. Finally flush the system with clean water and
allow to drain.
DIESEL-BASED CLEANING
Rinsing
After using Garlon™ 600, empty the spray unit completely and
drain the whole system. Thoroughly wash inside the spray unit
using a pressure hose. Drain the spray unit and clean any filters
in the tank, pump, lines, hoses and nozzles.
On completion of spraying, use a degreaser agent to remove
traces of diesel from the sprayer. Rinse tank and spray through
the nozzles with water to remove degreaser.
Decontamination
After the above, quarter fill the tank with clean water and add
an alkali detergent at 50 mL/10 L of water or the powder
equivalent at 50 g/10 L of water. Shake or operate spray to
circulate the washing solution throughout the sprayer and spray
the solution through the nozzle. Rinse well with clean water to
remove detergent.
To clean brushes and container, spray liberally with degreaser.
Hose off thoroughly with clean water and repeat using
detergents (see above).
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E. Basal Bark and Cut Stump Treatment
• Mix Garlon™ 600 in diesel. The use of diesel as a herbicide
carrier may affect the rubber seals in some sprayers.
To avoid this, use sprayers which use Viton® seals and
fittings. When using Garlon™ 600 with diesel, nitrile/
neoprene gloves should be worn instead of rubber gloves.
Basal Bark Method
• DO NOT apply to wet stems as this can repel the diesel
mixture. Apply only with hand-directed equipment such as
a pressure sprayer or a paint brush. Spray equipment
should be used at low pressures, up to 200 kPa, to avoid
excessive splashing or drift. Species with old, rough bark
require more thorough wetting than smooth barked
species. Liberally spray or paint the bark around the stem
from ground level up to 30 cm high, wetting thoroughly to
the point of runoff (unless otherwise stated).
Cut Stump Method
• Stems should be cut less than 15 cm above the ground.
Immediately apply Garlon™ 600/diesel mixture
liberally to the freshly cut stump by spray or painting
the cut surface and sides of the stem.
GARLON 600
Garlon™ 600 Herbicide is a member of the pyridines group of
herbicides. The product has the disrupters of plant cell growth
mode of action. For weed resistance management, the product
is a Group I herbicide.
Some naturally-occurring weed biotypes resistant to the
product and other disrupters of plant cell growth herbicides
These resistant weeds will not be controlled by this product or
other disrupters of plant cell growth herbicides.
losses that may result from the failure of this product to
representative.
Store in closed original container in a cool, well-ventilated area.
container type. Read the STORAGE and DISPOSAL instructions
shield or goggles, overalls buttoned to neck and wrist, chemical
sawdust. Collect spilled product and place in sealable container
for disposal. Spill residues may be cleaned using water and
detergent. Contain and absorb wash water for disposal. Absorb
and collect washings and place in the same sealable container
for disposal. Dam the area of large spills and report them to
Dow AgroSciences Emergency Services at 1-800 033 882.
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NON-TARGET PLANTS
Crops susceptible to Garlon™ 600 include, but are not limited
to: peas, lupins, lucerne, navy beans, soybeans and other
legumes; cotton, fruit, hops, ornamentals, shade trees and
Pinus spp, potatoes, safflower, sugarbeet, sunflower, tobacco,
tomatoes, vegetables and vines.
Garlon™ 600 is damaging to susceptible crops during both
growing and dormant periods. Grasses are normally unaffected
and establish quickly after treatment.
vegetation and susceptible crops. When using Garlon™ 600
and glyphosate by aerial application in fallow situations,
observance of a buffer zone of 150 metres to protect native
tree species is required.
Poisonous plants may become more palatable after spraying
and stock should be kept away from these plants until they
have died down.
AND ENVIRONMENT
This product is highly toxic to fish and other aquatic organisms.
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• May irritate the eyes and skin. Avoid contact with eyes
and skin.
• When opening the container and preparing the spray and
using the prepared spray, wear cotton overalls buttoned to the
neck and wrist and a washable hat and elbow-length nitrile/
neoprene gloves.
FIRST AID
Sheet for GARLON™ 600 HERBICIDE which is available from
CAUTION
CAUTION
KEEP OUT OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
KEEP OUT
OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
BEFORE
OPENING
OR USING
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ACTIVE CONSTITUENT:
ACTIVE
CONSTITUENT:
SOLVENTS:
SOLVENTS:
GOAL
Herbicide
Herbicide
240 g/L OXYFLUORFEN
240
108 g/L OXYFLUORFEN
N-METHYL PYRROLIDONE
108 g/L LIQUID
N-METHYL
PYRROLIDONE
606
HYDROCARBONS
606 g/L LIQUID HYDROCARBONS
For selective weed control of broadleaf weeds and some grasses as specified in the
For
selective
control of broadleaf weeds and some grasses as specified in the
Directions
Forweed
Use Table.
Directions For Use Table.
DowRodborough
AgroSciences
Australia
Limited
ABN 24
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771 659
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FRENCHS
FOREST
NSW
CUSTOMER
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE
Goal™ Herbicide can be used on weed-free soil to prevent germination of a wide variety of weeds or it can be applied to
existing weeds at seedling stage especially with a tank mix partner to increase the variety of weeds controlled and/or the
length of residual control. Goal Herbicide can also be added at a low rate as a “spike” to glyphosate or paraquat and diquat/
paraquat herbicides to improve knockdown.
1. Goal Herbicide applied as a “spike” with glyphosate OR with either paraquat or a diquat/paraquat mixture.
RESTRAINT: DO NOT disturb weeds by cultivation or sowing for 1 day following application to annual weeds and 7 days for
perennial weeds to ensure herbicide absorption, unless specified in the CRITICAL COMMENTS.
GOAL
SITUATION
FOR WEEDS CONTROLLED &
TIME OF APPLICATION
RATE of Goal
Herbicide
CRITICAL COMMENTS
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Summer and Winter
Fallow - Before
sowing
Refer to label of the glyphosate product
(such as Ripper™ 480, Roundup®,
Roundup CT®, PowerMax®, Touchdown®
or Touchdown HiTech® )
75 mL/ha plus
a glyphosate
product at its
recommended
label rate
Addition of Goal Herbicide to glyphosate products
will improve knockdown and increase the speed at
which treated weeds develop visible symptoms of
phytotoxicity (compared to results achieved with
glyphosate applied alone) and give control of annual
nettles, (Urtica spp.), barley grass, Paterson’s curse,
small-flowered mallow and storksbill. For rates of
glyphosate, refer to the appropriate label. Read
and follow all label directions. See SAFE SOWING
INTERVALS section of this label.
Fruit & nut trees,
vines including:
Grapevines,
Olive trees,
Pome fruit (eg. apple,
pear, nashi, quince),
Stone fruit (eg. apricot,
cherry, nectarine,
peach, plum)
Tree nuts (eg. almond,
macadamia, pecan,
walnut).
Refer to label of the glyphosate product
(such as Ripper™ 480, Roundup®,
Roundup CT®, PowerMax®, Touchdown® or
Touchdown HiTech® )
75 mL/ha plus
a glyphosate
product at its
recommended
label rate
Addition of Goal Herbicide to glyphosate products
will improve knockdown and increase the speed at
which treated weeds develop visible symptoms of
phytotoxicity (compared to results achieved with
glyphosate applied alone) and give control of annual
nettles, (Urtica spp.), barley grass, Paterson’s curse,
small-flowered mallow and storksbill. For rates of
glyphosate, refer to the appropriate label. Read and
follow all label directions. DO NOT apply the tank
mix of glyphosate and Goal near trees or vines less
than 3 years old unless they are effectively shielded
from spray and spray drift.
Refer to label of the paraquat or diquat/
paraquat products (such as Spray.Seed® or
Tryquat® 200)
250 mL/ha plus
a paraquat or
diquat/paraquat
product at its
recommended
label rate
Addition of Goal Herbicide in a tank mix with a
paraquat or diquat/paraquat product will improve
control of small flowered mallow, evening primrose
and other weeds sensitive to Goal Herbicide.
For the rate of the paraquat or diquat/paraquat
product, refer to the appropriate label. Read and
follow all label directions.
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2. Goal Herbicide applied to weed-free soil or weeds at seedling stage.
RESTRAINT: If applying to weed seedlings, DO NOT disturb weeds by cultivation or sowing for 1 day following
application to annual weeds and 7 days for perennial weeds to ensure herbicide absorption, unless specified in
the CRITICAL COMMENTS.
Brassica Crops;
Broccoli
Cabbages
Cauliflower
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
Refer to Weeds
Controlled list
WEED OR CROP
STAGE
Weed free soil
(prior to crop
transplanting)
RATE
1.5 to 2 L/ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Apply Goal Herbicide to prepared ground 4 to 7 days
prior to transplanting.
If soil is dry, irrigation or rainfall is required prior to
transplanting for activation of Goal Herbicide. Utilise
transplanting techniques which cause minimal soil
disturbance. Excessive soil disturbance will lessen
herbicidal activity. Use the higher rate in situations
where weed pressure is known to be heavy.
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Coffee
(after transplanting
or under established
bushes)
Refer to Weeds
Controlled list
Duboisia
(after transplanting
of young seedlings or
after harvest of mature
plants)
Refer to Weeds
Controlled list (best
results are achieved
when applied to moist
soil free of weeds)
Weed free soil
Forestry Plantations:
Eucalyptus spp. and
Pinus spp. (either
before or preferably
within 4 weeks of
transplanting)
Refer to Weeds
Controlled list
Weed free soil
(either before or
preferably within
4 weeks of
transplanting).
Weed free soil
2 to 4 L/ha
Weeds at the
2 to 4
true-leaf stage
When seedlings are present, apply as a tank mix with
paraquat to give both knockdown and residual control. A
non-ionic surfactant should be used in the spray mixture
at its recommended rate. Apply as a directed spray to
avoid contact with coffee plants. Mature, established
weeds must be eliminated by mechanical or chemical
means prior to application.
4 or 8 L/ha
Weeds at the
4 to 6
true-leaf stage
Broadleaf weeds and
grasses
Weeds at the
4 to 6
true-leaf stage
Use the higher rate where longer residual control (up to
6 months) is required.
An “over-the-top” application will be tolerated.
Recently germinated small seedling grasses and
broadleaf weeds (4 to 6 true leaves) will be controlled
with these rates. Established larger weeds must be
eliminated by mechanical or chemical means prior to
application of Goal Herbicide.
Add a non-ionic surfactant at its recommended rate to
enhance activity.
3 or 4 L/ha
Under weed-free conditions, apply as a directed or
“over-the-top” spray. Disturbance of the herbicidal
barrier on the soil surface at transplantation may
reduce the length of weed control. If weed seedlings are
present, apply as an “over-the-top” spray.
In either situation, use the higher rate for longer residual
control. Goal Herbicide can be applied in a tank mix
with simazine to extend the spectrum and length of
weed control.
DO NOT use this tank mix in Eucalyptus plantations
grown on sands, with no clay or organic matter.
The likelihood of foliar damage to trees (especially
eucalypts) will increase if applied to foliage that has not
hardened off and/or if the temperature exceeds 20°C.
However Goal Herbicide is generally regarded as safe to
commonly planted forestry species but the sensitivity of
less common species should be tested on small areas
before a large-scale application is made.
4 L/ha or
4 mL/10 m2
For the establishment of trees for approved farm
practices such as wind breaks, erosion control, woodlots
and forestry plantings. When applying as a post-plant
spray, ensure spray is directed to the base of seedlings,
or that seedlings are protected. Do not apply under hot
or windy conditions.
Weeds at the
4 to 6
true-leaf stage
Forestry Trees
Use the higher rate where longer residual activity (up to
4 months) is required.
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2. Goal Herbicide applied to weed-free soil or weeds at seedling stage. (continued)
CROP OR SITUATION
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
WEED OR CROP
STAGE
RATE
Pyrethrum;
- as bare rooted
transplants or
seedlings
Refer to Weeds
Controlled list (except
chickweed)
Pre-plant
incorporated
into weed free
soil worked to a
fine tilth
4 or 6 L/ha
- more than 4 leaf stage
Blackberry
nightshade,
Cleavers,
Field bindweed,
Fumitory,
Groundsel,
Sorrel,
Volunteer potato,
Wireweed
Emerged weeds
present
100-150
mL/ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Apply prior to final soil preparation. The preferred
implements for final soil preparation would be either
a multiple tyne cultivator or rotary harrows. Use the 6
L/ha rate for heavy black clay soils only (as found in
the Derwent and Coal River Valleys, Tasmania). Goal
Herbicide will not provide consistent control of chickweed.
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as above, plus Sow
thistle, Spear thistle
Tobacco
Refer to Weeds
Controlled list
Trees (Fruit & Nut)
and Vines at least
3 years old as a
dormant application,
including:
Grapevines,
Olive trees,
cherry, nectarine,
peach, plum),
macadamia, pecan,
walnut).
Refer to Weeds
Controlled list
GOAL
- established crops,
>1 yr old
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200 mL to 4
L/ha
Apply when pyrethrum is > 10 cm rosettes. Apply rates
of more than 1 L/ha ONLY between 1st of February and
31st of March. DO NOT apply later than 25 weeks
before harvest.
Weed free soil
4 L/ha
Use to control weeds along spray lines only. DO NOT
apply to tobacco crop. Apply to soil after solid-set
irrigation system has been laid out in the field. Goal
Herbicide should be applied to a moist soil. Where very
small weeds (2-3 leaf) emerge prior to spraying, the
addition of a non-ionic surfactant to the spray mixture
is necessary for effective control. Should the weeds be
more advanced, the addition of 2 L/ha of Tryquat 200 is
required. Avoid spray drift.
Weed free soil
3 or 4 L/ha
DO NOT apply Goal Herbicide once bud swell has
occurred. Apply to freshly cultivated weed free soil. Use
the higher rate when longer residual control is required
(up to 4 months).
Where grass weeds are expected to be a major problem,
or when control of a wider weed spectrum is required,
mix the lower rate with 4.5 L/ha of an oryzalin (500
g/L) product or 4.5 kg/ha of a napropamide (500 g/
kg) product.
Refer to product labels for crops, rates, states and
weeds controlled and follow all label directions.
Emerged weeds
present (4-6 leaf
stage)
DO NOT apply Goal Herbicide once bud swell has
occurred. Use the higher rate when longer residual
control is required (up to 4 months). When young
seedling grasses and/or broadleaf weeds are present,
apply as a tank mix with glyphosate or paraquat or
diquat/paraquat to obtain both knockdown and residual
control. A non-ionic surfactant such as BS-1000 should
be used at 0.1%v/v. Read and follow all label directions.
Where weed growth is large and dense, weeds must be
eliminated prior to application of Goal Herbicide, using
chemical or mechanical means.
Macadamias: Apply in 250 to 500 L water/ha. Apply
after harvest to prevent spray contacting nuts. Avoid
spray contact with the foliage and stem. DO NOT apply
to nuts on the ground.
2. Goal Herbicide applied to weed-free soil or weeds at seedling stage. (continued)
CROP OR SITUATION
Tropical and subtropical fruit crops
(inedible peel),
including;
Avocado,
Cherimoya,
Custard apple,
Durian,
Feijoa,
Guava,
Jackfruit,
Kiwifruit,
Longan,
Lychee,
Mango,
Mangosteen,
Papaya,
Passionfruit,
Persimmon,
Rambutan,
Star apple.
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
Refer to Weeds
Controlled list
WEED OR CROP
STAGE
RATE
Weed free soil
4 L/ha
Emerged weeds
present
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Best results are obtained when applied to moist weed
free soil and followed by rainfall or irrigation.
If weeds are present, Goal Herbicide should be applied
as a tank mix with recommended rates of glyphosate
or paraquat or diquat/paraquat. Read and follow all
label directions.
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GOAL
AUTHORISED UNDER APPROPRIATE LEGISLATION
Grazing: DO NOT ALLOW LIVESTOCK TO GRAZE TREATED WEEDS.
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Weeds Controlled List:
BEFORE GERMINATION
Amsinckia (Amsinckia spp.)
Barley grass (Hordeum leporinum)
Barnyard grass (Echinochloa spp.)
Blackberry nightshade (Solanum nigrum)
Bladder ketmia (Hibiscus trionum)
Burrgrass (Cenchrus australis)
Caltrop (Tribulus terrestris)
Capeweed (Arctotheca calendula)
Chickweed (Stellaria media)
Crowsfoot grass (Eleusine indica)
Deadnettle (Lamium amplexicaule)
Fat hen (Chenopodium album)
Giant pigweed (Trianthema portulacastrum)
Liverseed grass (Urochloa panicoides)
Lovegrass (Eragrostis spp.)
Pigeon grass (Setaria spp.)
Pigweed (Portulaca oleracea)
Prickly lettuce (Lactuca spp.)
Red Natal grass (Rhynchelytrum repens)
Redshank (Amaranthus cruentus)
Ryegrass (Lolium spp.)
Sesbania pea (Sesbania cannabina)
Shepherd’s purse (Capsella bursa-pastoris)
Small flowered mallow (Malva parviflora)
Soursob (Oxalis pes-caprae)
Sow thistle (Sonchus oleraceus)
Starburr (Acanthospermum hispidum)
Stinkgrass (Eragrostis cilianensis)
Summer grass (Digitaria spp.)
Thornapple (Datura stramonium)
White eye (Richardia brasiliensis)
Wild mustard (Sisymbrium spp.)
Wild radish (Raphanus raphanistrum)
Wireweed/Hogweed (Polygonum aviculare)
SEEDLINGS
Barley grass (Hordeum glaucum, H. leporinum)*
Bellvine (Ipomoea spp.)
Common cotula (Cotula australis)
Groundsel (Senecio vulgaris)
Paterson’s curse (Echium plantagineum)*
Potato weed (Galinsoga parviflora)
Shepherd’s purse (Capsella bursa-pastoris)
Small flowered mallow (Malva parviflora)*
Stinging nettle (Urtica urens)
Storksbill (Erodium spp.)*
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* When mixed with a glyphosate product
at its recommended rate.
MIXING
Goal Herbicide is a selective herbicide for the control of certain
annual grasses and broadleaf weeds in dormant apples,
grapes, peaches, pears, plums, apricots, almonds, macadamia,
duboisia, tobacco, coffee, pyrethrum, winter cereals, topical/
subtropical crops, brassicas, onions, Eucalyptus and
Pinus spp. and other forestry trees, applied either to weed free
soil or to seedling weeds up to the 4-6 true-leaf stage.
Goal Herbicide applied to well prepared, weed free soil
should not be disturbed or incorporated after application.
Weed control for up to 6 months can be expected with high
label rates, but spot treatment of escape weeds or perennial
grasses may be necessary with knockdown herbicides.
When Goal Herbicide is applied to seedling weeds at the
4 to 6 leaf stage, a non-ionic surfactant such as BS-1000®
should be added at recommended rates to improve
activity, where suggested in the CRITICAL COMMENTS.
Goal Herbicide can also be used at low rates as a “spike” to
improve the weed spectrum of knockdown herbicides such
as glyphosate and paraquat or diquat/paraquat mixtures.
Shake well before use. When using Goal Herbicide alone, fill
the spray tank at least 1/3 full with clean water and add the
recommended amount of Goal Herbicide while the pump and
agitator are running, then complete filling the spray tank.
A non-ionic surfactant, if required by label directions, should be
added near the end of the filling process to minimise foaming.
If tank mixing with oryzalin (500 g/L) or napropamide, add
the product to a 1/3 filled tank and then add Goal Herbicide
during the filling operation. Maintain agitation during mixing
and until spraying is completed. When tank mixing with
glyphosate formulations, paraquat, diquat or paraquat/diquat,
add these after Goal Herbicide during the filling operation.
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Goal Herbicide is a member of the diphenyl ether group
of herbicides. The mode of action of Goal Herbicide is to
inhibit protoporphyrinogen oxidase. For weed resistance
management, Goal Herbicide is a Group G herbicide. Some
naturally-occurring weed biotypes resistant to Goal Herbicide
and other inhibitors of Group G herbicides may exist through
normal genetic variability in any weed population. The resistant
if these herbicides are used repeatedly. These weeds will
not be controlled by Goal Herbicide or other inhibitors or
Group G herbicides. Since the occurrence of resistant weeds is
difficult to detect prior to use, Dow AgroSciences accepts no
liability for any losses that may result from the failure of Goal
Herbicide to control resistant weeds.
TIMING
Residual control
For optimum residual weed control, Goal Herbicide should be
applied to the soil surface prior to weed emergence after all
other agricultural operations, such as mechanical cultivation and
re-shaping of irrigation furrows, have been completed. The area
should be left undisturbed during the time period of desired weed
control. When applied to seedling weeds, they should be young
and actively growing. Weed control for up to 6 months can be
expected with high label rates, but spot treatment of escape or
perennial grasses may be necessary with knockdown herbicides.
Post-emergence weed control
For optimum post-emergence weed control, Goal Herbicide
+ glyphosate tank mixes should be applied to small
seedling weeds up to 4-6 true-leaf stage. Use of a non-ionic
surfactant such as BS-1000 is recommended to improve
activity. Weeds should be actively growing and free from
environmental stress (drought, cold, insect attack, nutrient
deficiency). Cultivation after treatment and prior to or at
planting is beneficial for final fallow weed control.
Goal Herbicide + Glyphosate tank mixes
Ensure thorough agitation when mixing, filling the spray tank
and during application, irrespective of glyphosate formulation
used. Follow recommended order and directions for tank
mixing Goal and glyphosate. Use all spray mix immediately
after preparation.
• DO NOT tank mix Goal Herbicide and glyphosate without
agitation.
• DO NOT allow mix to stand unagitated.
• DO NOT store Goal Herbicide and glyphosate tank mixes.
• DO NOT mix other agrochemical products with Goal and
Roundup PowerMax tank mixtures.
APPLICATION
Spray equipment should be calibrated carefully before use.
Goal Herbicide should be applied uniformly with an
accurately calibrated, low pressure herbicide sprayer, as
a directed treatment to the base of tree and vine crops
using flat fan or hollow cone nozzles. Complete coverage of
seedling weeds is required for maximum knockdown effect.
Ensure both weed foliage and the soil surface are sprayed.
Apply using a vehicle mounted boom, calibrate to deliver
a droplet spectrum classification defined as medium by
ASABE Standard S572, using water volume of 250 to
500 litres per hectare for bare soil or 100 to 1350 litres per
hectare when seedling weeds (4 to 6 leaf stage) are treated.
Use the higher volumes where weed density is high.
Tank mixtures of 75 mL/ha of Goal Herbicide with
glyphosate herbicides should be applied in 30 to 200 litres
spray volume per hectare. For maximum residual control,
Goal Herbicide should NOT be incorporated or disturbed
after application.
CROP SAFETY
Goal Herbicide may be applied as a directed and/or shielded
spray around dormant peach, plum, apricot, almond, apple
and pear trees and grapevines of all ages when applied at
rates of less than 1 L/ha. When applied at 3 L/ha and above,
the trees and grapevines should be at least 3 years of age.
DO NOT apply Goal Herbicide once bud swell has occurred
when using rates greater than 1 L/ha.
Duboisia seedlings and mature plants will tolerate “over-thetop” applications of Goal Herbicide.
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SAFE SOWING INTERVALS
planting zone or covering seed with treated soil may result in injury
to emerging crop seedlings. Avoid covering the seed with soil
treated with Goal Herbicide during the planting operation to
minimise crop injury.
Goal Herbicide has residual soil activity, especially when applied at
rates greater than 75 mL/ha and on small-seeded horticultural crops.
Plant back intervals in the following table for horticultural crops must
be observed if more than 75 mL/ha Goal Herbicide has been applied.
Goal Herbicide at up to 75 mL/ha may be safely applied 1 day
prior to planting broadacre crops such as cereals (wheat, barley,
oats, triticale), canola, pulses (lupins, faba beans, field peas) and
undersown pastures (lucerne, clover, medics, ryegrass, phalaris,
cocksfoot) and 7 days minimum prior to planting cotton or soybeans,
provided minimum tillage planting equipment is used with minimal
soil disturbance. Inversion, mixing of surface soil with that in the
Safe Sowing Intervals for Horticultural Crops (Days)
Goal Herbicide rate
GOAL
Beans
Up to 75 mL/ha
1 L/ha
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60
Brassicas
14
90
Capsicums
14
90
Carrots
14
90
Cucurbits
14
60
Lettuce
14
90
Potatoes
7
60
Tomatoes
14
60
COMPATIBILITY
FIRST AID
Goal Herbicide is compatible with glyphosate products (with agitation),
oryzalin (500 g/L), diquat, paraquat, paraquat/diquat and Basta®.
If poisoning occurs, contact a doctor or Poisons Information Centre.
Phone: Australia 13 11 26.
NON-TARGET PLANTS
Use with care when applying in areas frequented by stock.
AND ENVIRONMENT
This product is highly toxic to wildlife and fish. DO NOT
contaminate streams, rivers or waterways with the chemical or
used containers. Use care when applying in areas frequented by
wildlife or adjacent to any body of water. DO NOT apply when
weather conditions favour drift from target areas.
container type. Read the STORAGE AND DISPOSAL instructions
SAFETY DIRECTIONS
• Will damage the eyes and irritate the skin.
• When opening the container and preparing spray and using
the prepared spray, wear cotton overalls buttoned to the
neck and wrist and a washable hat, elbow-length butyl
rubber gloves and goggles.
• If product in eyes wash it out immediately with water.
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE
GoalTender™ Herbicide can be used on weed-free soil to prevent germination of a wide variety of weeds or it can be
applied to existing weeds at seedling stage especially with a tank mix partner to increase the variety of weeds controlled
and/or the length of residual control. GoalTender Herbicide can also be added at a low rate as a “spike” to glyphosate or
paraquat and diquat/paraquat herbicides to improve knockdown.
1. GoalTender Herbicide applied as a “spike” with glyphosate OR with either paraquat or a diquat/paraquat mixture.
RESTRAINT: DO NOT disturb weeds by cultivation or sowing for 1 day following application to annual weeds and 7 days for
perennial weeds to ensure herbicide absorption, unless specified in the CRITICAL COMMENTS.
SITUATION
FOR WEEDS
CONTROLLED
& TIME OF
APPLICATION
RATE OF
GoalTender Herbicide
Refer to label of the
glyphosate product
(such as Ripper™ 480,
Roundup, Roundup CT®,
PowerMax® , Touchdown
or Touchdown HiTech® )
37.5 mL/ha plus a
glyphosate product at
its recommended
label rate
CRITICAL COMMENTS
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Summer and
Winter Fallow Before sowing
Addition of GoalTender Herbicide to
glyphosate products will improve knockdown
and increase the speed at which treated
weeds develop visible symptoms of
phytotoxicity (compared to results achieved
with glyphosate applied alone) and give
control of annual nettles, (Urtica sp.), barley
grass, Paterson’s curse, small-flowered
mallow and storksbill. For rates of
glyphosate, refer to the appropriate label.
Read and follow all label directions.
See SAFE SOWING INTERVALS section of
this label.
Fruit & nut trees,
vines including:
Grapevines,
Olive trees,
cherry, nectarine,
peach, plum)
macadamia, pecan,
walnut
150
glyphosate product
(such as Ripper 480,
Roundup, Roundup CT,
PowerMax, Touchdown
or Touchdown HiTech)
37.5 mL/ha plus a
glyphosate product at
its recommended
label rate
Addition of GoalTender Herbicide to
glyphosate products will improve knockdown
and increase the speed at which treated
weeds develop visible symptoms of
phytotoxicity (compared to results achieved
with glyphosate applied alone) and give
control of annual nettles, (Urtica spp.), barley
grass, Paterson’s curse, small-flowered
mallow and storksbill. For rates of
glyphosate, refer to the appropriate label.
DO NOT apply the tank mix of glyphosate
and GoalTender near trees or vines less than
3 years old unless they are effectively
shielded from spray and spray drift.
paraquat or diquat/
paraquat products
(such as Spray.Seed or
Tryquat® 200)
125 mL/ha plus a
paraquat or diquat/
paraquat product at its
recommended
label rate
Addition of GoalTender Herbicide in a tank
mix with a paraquat or diquat/paraquat
product will improve control of small
flowered mallow, evening primrose and other
weeds sensitive to GoalTender Herbicide.
For the rate of the paraquat or diquat/
paraquat product, refer to the appropriate
label. Read and follow all label directions.
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2. GoalTender Herbicide applied to weed-free soil or weeds at seedling stage.
RESTRAINT: If applying to weed seedlings, DO NOT disturb weeds by cultivation or sowing for 1 day following application to
annual weeds and 7 days for perennial weeds to ensure herbicide absorption, unless specified in the CRITICAL COMMENTS.
CROP OR
SITUATION
Brassica Crops;
Broccoli
Cabbages
Cauliflower
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
Refer to Weeds
Controlled list
WEED or
CROP STAGE
Weed free soil
(prior to crop
transplanting)
RATE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
0.75 - 1 L/ha
Apply GoalTender Herbicide to prepared
ground 4 to 7 days prior to transplanting.
If soil is dry, irrigation or rainfall is required
prior to transplanting for activation of
GoalTender Herbicide. Utilise transplanting
techniques which cause minimal soil
disturbance. Excessive soil disturbance will
lessen herbicidal activity. Use the higher rate
in situations where weed pressure is known to
be heavy.
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Coffee (after
transplanting or
under established
bushes)
Refer to Weeds
Controlled list
Duboisia (after
transplanting of
young seedlings
or after harvest
of mature plants)
Refer to Weeds
Controlled list
(best results are
achieved when
applied to moist
soil free of
weeds)
Forestry
Plantations:
Eucalyptus spp.
and Pinus spp.
(either before or
preferably within
4 weeks of
transplanting)
Refer to Weeds
Controlled list
Weed free soil
1-2 L/ha
When seedlings are present, apply as a tank
mix with paraquat to give both knockdown
and residual control. A non-ionic surfactant
should be used in the spray mixture at its
recommended rate. Apply as a directed spray
to avoid contact with coffee plants. Mature,
established weeds must be eliminated by
mechanical or chemical means prior to
application.
Weeds at the
2 to 4 true leaf
stage
Weed free soil
2 or 4 L/ha
Weeds at the 4 to
6 true leaf stage
Use the higher rate where longer residual
control (up to 6 months) is required.
An “over-the-top” application will be tolerated.
Recently germinated small seedling grasses
and broadleaf weeds (4 to 6 true leaves) will
be controlled with these rates. Established
larger weeds must be eliminated by
mechanical or chemical means prior to
application of GoalTender Herbicide.
Add a non-ionic surfactant at its
recommended rate to enhance activity.
Weeds at the 4 to
6 true leaf stage
Weed free soil
(either before or
preferably within
4 weeks of
transplanting).
Use the higher rate where longer residual
activity (up to 4 months) is required.
1.5 or 2 L/ha
Under weed-free conditions, apply as a directed
or “over-the-top” spray. Disturbance of the
herbicidal barrier on the soil surface at
transplantation may reduce the length of weed
control. If weed seedlings are present, apply as
an “over-the-top” spray.
In either situation, use the higher rate for longer
residual control. GoalTender Herbicide can be
applied in a tank mix with simazine to extend
the spectrum and length of weed control.
DO NOT use this tank mix in Eucalyptus
plantations grown on sands, with no clay or
organic matter. The likelihood of foliar damage
to trees (especially eucalypts) will increase if
applied to foliage that has not hardened off and/
or if the temperature exceeds 20°C. However
GoalTender Herbicide is generally regarded as
safe to commonly planted forestry species but
the sensitivity of less common species should
be tested on small areas before a large-scale
application is made.
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE (continued)
GOALTENDER
CROP OR
SITUATION
Forestry Trees
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
WEED or
CROP STAGE
RATE
Broadleaf weeds
and grasses
Weeds at the 4 to
6 true leaf stage
2 L/ha or
2 mL/10 m²
CRITICAL COMMENTS
For the establishment of trees for approved
farm practices such as wind breaks, erosion
control, woodlots and forestry plantings.
When applying as a post-plant spray, ensure
spray is directed to the base of seedlings, or
that seedlings are protected. Do not apply
under hot or windy conditions.
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Pyrethrum;
- as bare rooted
transplants or
seedlings
Refer to Weeds
Controlled list
(except
chickweed)
Pre-plant
incorporated into
weed free soil
worked to a fine
tilth
2 or 3 L/ha
- more than
4 leaf stage
Blackberry
nightshade,
Cleavers,
Field bindweed,
Fumitory,
Groundsel,
Sorrel,
Volunteer potato,
Wireweed
Emerged weeds
present
50-75 mL/ha
- established
crops, >1 yr old
as above, plus
Sow thistle,
Spear thistle
Tobacco
Refer to Weeds
Controlled list
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Weed free soil
Apply prior to final soil preparation. The
preferred implements for final soil preparation
would be either a multiple tyne cultivator or
rotary harrows. Use the 3 L/ha rate for heavy
black clay soils only (as found in the Derwent
and Coal River Valleys, Tasmania).
GoalTender Herbicide will not provide
consistent control of chickweed.
100 mL to
2 L ha
Apply when pyrethrum is > 10 cm rosettes.
Apply rates of more than 1 L/ha ONLY
between 1st February and 31st March. DO NOT
apply later than 25 weeks before harvest.
2 L ha
Use to control weeds along spray lines only.
DO NOT apply to tobacco crop. Apply to
soil after solid-set irrigation system has been
laid out in the field. GoalTender Herbicide
should be applied to a moist soil. Where very
small weeds (2-3 leaf) emerge prior to
spraying, the addition of a non-ionic
surfactant to the spray mixture is necessary
for effective control. Should the weeds be
more advanced, the addition of 2 L/ha of
Tryquat 200 is required. Avoid spray drift.
CROP OR
SITUATION
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
Trees (Fruit &
Nut) and Vines
at least 3 years
old as a dormant
application,
including:
Grapevines,
Olive trees,
Pome fruit (eg.
apple, pear,
nashi, quince),
Stone fruit (eg.
apricot, cherry,
nectarine, peach,
plum)
Tree nuts (eg.
almond,
macadamia,
pecan, walnut)
Refer to Weeds
Controlled list
Tropical and
sub-tropical
fruit crops
(inedible peel),
including;
Avocado,
Cherimoya,
Custard apple,
Durian, Feijoa,
Guava, Jackfruit,
Kiwifruit, Longan,
Lychee, Mango,
Mangosteen,
Papaya,
Passionfruit,
Persimmon,
Rambutan
Star apple
Refer to Weeds
Controlled list
WEED or
CROP STAGE
Weed free soil
RATE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
1.5 or 2 L/ha
DO NOT apply GoalTender Herbicide once
bud swell has occurred. Apply to freshly
cultivated weed free soil. Use the higher rate
when longer residual control is required
(up to 4 months).
Where grass weeds are expected to be a major
problem, or when control of a wider weed
spectrum is required, mix the lower rate with
4.5 L/ha of an oryzalin (500 g/L) product or
4.5 kg/ha of a napropamide (500 g/kg) product.
Refer to product labels for crops, rates states
and weeds controlled and follow all label
directions.
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DO NOT apply GoalTender Herbicide once
bud swell has occurred. Use the higher rate
when longer residual control is required (up
to 4 months). When young seedling grasses
and/or broadleaf weeds are present, apply as
a tank mix with glyphosate or paraquat or
diquat/paraquat to obtain both knockdown
and residual control. A non-ionic surfactant
such as BS-1000 should be used at 0.1%v/v.
Where weed growth is large and dense,
weeds must be eliminated prior to application
of GoalTender Herbicide, using chemical or
mechanical means.
Macadamias: Apply in 250 to 500 L water/ha.
Apply after harvest to prevent spray contacting
nuts. Avoid spray contact with the foliage and
stem. DO NOT apply to nuts on the ground.
Emerged weeds
present (4-6 leaf
stage)
Weed free soil
Emerged weeds
present
2 L/ha
Best results are obtained when applied to
moist weed free soil and followed by rainfall
or irrigation.
If weeds are present, GoalTender Herbicide
should be applied as a tank mix with
recommended rates of glyphosate or
paraquat or diquat/paraquat.
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GOALTENDER
Grazing: DO NOT ALLOW LIVESTOCK TO GRAZE TREATED WEEDS.
Weeds Controlled List:
BEFORE GERMINATION
Barley grass (Hordeum leporinum)
Barnyard grass (Echinochloa spp.)
(Solanum nigrum)
Bladder ketmia (Hibiscus trionum)
Burrgrass (Cenchrus australis)
Caltrop (Tribulus terrestris)
Chickweed (Stellaria media)
Fat hen (Chenopodium album)
Giant pigweed
(Trianthema portulacastrum)
Lovegrass (Eragrostis spp.)
Pigeon grass (Setaria spp.)
SEEDLINGS
Prickly lettuce (Lactuca spp.)
Red Natal grass
(Rhynchelytrum repens)
Ryegrass (Lolium spp.)
Sesbania pea (Sesbania cannabina)
Shepherd’s purse
(Capsella bursa-pastoris)
Small flowered mallow
(Malva parviflora)
Soursob (Oxalis pes-caprae)
Starburr (Acanthospermum hispidum)
Summer grass (Digitaria spp.)
Thornapple (Datura stramonium)
White eye (Richardia brasiliensis)
Wild mustard (Sisymbrium spp.)
Wireweed/Hogweed
Barley grass
(Hordeum glaucum, H. leporinum)*
Bellvine (Ipomoea spp.)
Common cotula (Cotula australis)
Groundsel (Senecio vulgaris)
Paterson’s curse
(Echium plantagineum)*
Potato weed (Galinsoga parviflora)
Shepherd’s purse
(Malva parviflora)*
Stinging nettle (Urtica urens)
Storksbill (Erodium spp.)*
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* When mixed with a glyphosate product at its recommended rate.
GoalTender Herbicide is a selective herbicide for the control
of certain annual grasses and broadleaf weeds in dormant
apples, grapes, peaches, pears, plums, apricots, almonds,
macadamia, duboisia, tobacco, coffee, pyrethrum, winter
cereals, topical/subtropical crops, brassicas, onions,
Eucalyptus and Pinus spp. and other forestry trees, applied
either to weed free soil or to seedling weeds up to the
4-6 true leaf stage.
GoalTender Herbicide applied to well prepared, weed free
soil should not be disturbed or incorporated after
application. Weed control for up to 6 months can be
expected with high label rates, but spot treatment of escape
weeds or perennial grasses may be necessary with
knockdown herbicides. When GoalTender Herbicide is
applied to seedling weeds at the 4 to 6 leaf stage, a nonionic surfactant such as BS-1000 should be added at
recommended rates to improve activity, where suggested in
the CRITICAL COMMENTS.
GoalTender Herbicide can also be used at low rates as a
“spike” to improve the weed spectrum of knockdown
herbicides such as glyphosate and paraquat or diquat/
paraquat mixtures.
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GoalTender Herbicide is a member of the diphenyl ether
group of herbicides. The mode of action of GoalTender
Herbicide is to inhibit protoporphyrinogen oxidase.
For weed resistance management, GoalTender Herbicide
is a Group G herbicide. Some naturally-occurring
weed biotypes resistant to GoalTender Herbicide and
other Group G herbicides may exist through normal
genetic variability in any weed population. The resistant
if these herbicides are used repeatedly. These weeds
will not be controlled by GoalTender Herbicide or other
Group G herbicides. Since the occurrence of resistant
accepts no liability for any losses that may result from the
failure of GoalTender Herbicide to control resistant weeds.
APPLICATION
DO NOT apply using spraying equipment carried on the
back of the user.
Re-entry periods
DO NOT allow entry into treated areas until the spray has
dried, unless wearing cotton overalls buttoned to the neck
and wrist (or equivalent clothing) and chemical resistant
gloves. Clothing must be laundered after each day’s use.
Spray equipment should be calibrated carefully before use.
GoalTender Herbicide should be applied uniformly with an
accurately calibrated, low pressure herbicide sprayer, as a
directed treatment to the base of tree and vine crops using
flat fan or hollow cone nozzles. Complete coverage of
seedling weeds is required for maximum knockdown effect.
Ensure both weed foliage and the soil surface are sprayed.
Apply using a vehicle mounted boom, calibrate to deliver a
droplet spectrum classification defined as medium by the
ASABE Standard S572, using water volume of 250 to
500 litres per hectare for bare soil or 100 to 1350 litres per
hectare when seedling weeds (4 to 6 leaf stage) are treated.
Use the higher volumes where weed density is high.
Tank mixtures of 37.5 mL/ha of GoalTender Herbicide with
glyphosate herbicides should be applied in 30 to 200 litres
spray volume per hectare. For maximum residual control,
GoalTender Herbicide should NOT be incorporated or
disturbed after application.
TIMING
Residual control
For optimum residual weed control, GoalTender Herbicide
should be applied to the soil surface prior to weed emergence
after all other agricultural operations, such as mechanical
cultivation and re-shaping of irrigation furrows, have been
completed. The area should be left undisturbed during the
time period of desired weed control. When applied to seedling
weeds, they should be young and actively growing. Weed
control for up to 6 months can be expected with high label
rates, but spot treatment of escape or perennial grasses may
be necessary with knockdown herbicides.
Post-emergence weed control
For optimum post-emergence weed control, GoalTender
herbicide + glyphosate tank mixes should be applied to
small seedling weeds up to 4-6 true leaf stage. Use of a
non-ionic surfactant such as BS-1000 is recommended to
improve activity. Weeds should be actively growing and free
from environmental stress (drought, cold, insect attack,
nutrient deficiency). Cultivation after treatment and prior to
or at planting is beneficial for final fallow weed control.
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MIXING
Shake well before use. When using GoalTender Herbicide
alone, fill the spray tank at least 1/ 3 full with clean water and
add the recommended amount of GoalTender Herbicide
while the pump and agitator are running, then complete
filling the spray tank. A non-ionic surfactant, if required by
label directions, should be added near the end of the filling
process to minimise foaming.
If tank mixing with oryzalin (500 g/L) or napropamide, add
the product to a 1/ 3 filled tank and then add GoalTender
Herbicide during the filling operation. Maintain agitation
during mixing and until spraying is completed. When tank
mixing with glyphosate formulations, paraquat, diquat or
paraquat/diquat, add these after GoalTender Herbicide
during the filling operation.
GoalTender Herbicide + Glyphosate tank mixes
Ensure thorough agitation when mixing, filling the spray
tank and during application, irrespective of glyphosate
formulation used. Follow recommended order and directions
for tank mixing GoalTender and glyphosate. Use all spray
mix immediately after preparation.
• DO NOT tank mix GoalTender Herbicide and glyphosate
without agitation.
• DO NOT allow mix to stand unagitated.
• DO NOT store GoalTender Herbicide and glyphosate
tank mixes.
• DO NOT mix other agrochemical products with
GoalTender and Roundup PowerMax tank mixtures.
CROP SAFETY
GoalTender Herbicide may be applied as a directed and/or
shielded spray around dormant peach, plum, apricot, almond,
apple and pear trees and grapevines of all ages when applied
at rates of less than 500 mL /ha. When applied at 1.5 L/ha and
above, the trees and grapevines should be at least 3 years of
age. DO NOT apply GoalTender Herbicide once budswell has
occurred when using rates greater than 500 mL /ha.
Duboisia seedlings and mature plants will tolerate
“over-the-top” applications of GoalTender Herbicide.
SAFE SOWING INTERVALS
GoalTender Herbicide at up to 37.5 mL/ha may be safely
applied 1 day prior to planting broadacre crops such as
cereals (wheat, barley, oats, triticale), canola, pulses (lupins,
faba beans, field peas) and undersown pastures (lucerne,
clover, medics, ryegrass, phalaris, cocksfoot) and 7 days
minimum prior to planting cotton or soybeans, provided
minimum tillage planting equipment is used with minimal
soil disturbance. Inversion, mixing of surface soil with that
in the planting zone or covering seed with treated soil may
result in injury to emerging crop seedlings. Avoid covering
the seed with soil treated with GoalTender Herbicide
during the planting operation to minimise crop injury.
GoalTender Herbicide has residual soil activity, especially when
applied at rates greater than 37.5 mL/ha and on small-seeded
horticultural crops. Plantback intervals in the following table
for horticultural crops must be observed if more than
37.5 mL/ha GoalTender Herbicide has been applied.
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PRECAUTIONS
GOALTENDER
Safe Sowing Intervals for Horticultural Crops (Days)
GoalTender
Herbicide rate
Up to
37.5 mL/ha
500 mL/ha
Beans
7
60
Brassicas
14
90
Capsicums
14
90
Carrots
14
90
Cucurbits
14
60
Lettuce
Onions
Wear protective equipment (see SAFETY DIRECTIONS
section). Apply absorbent material such as earth, sand,
clay granules or cat litter to the spill. Sweep up material
for disposal when absorption is completed and contain in
a refuse vessel for disposal (see STORAGE and DISPOSAL
section). If necessary wash the spill area with an alkali
detergent and water and absorb as above, the wash liquid
for disposal.
SAFETY DIRECTIONS
• When opening the container and mixing and loading, wear
cotton overalls buttoned to the neck and wrist (or equivalent
clothing) and elbow-length chemical resistant gloves.
• If applying by hand wear cotton overalls, over normal
clothing, buttoned to the neck and wrist and elbow-length
chemical resistant gloves.
• After each day’s use wash gloves and contaminated clothing.
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14
90
21
180
Potatoes
7
60
Tomatoes
14
60
COMPATIBILITY
GoalTender Herbicide is compatible with glyphosate
products (with agitation), oryzalin (500 g/L), diquat,
paraquat, paraquat/diquat and Basta®.
FIRST AID
NON-TARGET PLANTS
Use with care when applying in areas frequented by stock.
AND ENVIRONMENT
This product is highly toxic to wildlife and fish. DO NOT
contaminate streams, rivers or waterways with the chemical
or used containers. Use care when applying in areas
frequented by wildlife or adjacent to any body of water.
DO NOT apply when weather conditions favour drift from
target areas.
Store in the closed, original container in a cool, wellventilated area.
Store above 5°C.
DO NOT store near food, feedstuffs, fertilisers and seeds.
container type. Read the STORAGE and DISPOSAL
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE
RESTRAINTS
DO NOT apply this product to salt or erosion prone areas.
DO NOT apply this product within 100 metres of a recognised water course.
DO NOT apply Graslan™ on land with a slope greater than 20 percent (11 degrees).
DO NOT apply Graslan™ under conditions which will cause pellet movement to non-target areas during application.
RETAIN at least 20 percent of the original tree population in wildlife corridors that are at least 100 metres wide.
These are essential for shade and protection of livestock and native fauna. Ideally, shelter belts should traverse variable
terrain, particularly ridgelines and hill tops as well as water courses, and link other vegetated corridors where possible.
FOR LONG TERM VIABILITY retain a minimum of 5 hectares for shade areas, regardless of vegetation type.
DO NOT apply Graslan™ on field crops, near desirable trees or shrubs or to areas into which their roots may extend or in
locations where the chemical may be washed into contact with their roots as injury or death may occur.
DO NOT apply Graslan™ to land to be put under field crops within 5 years of application.
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Table 1: Hand Application (NT and WA only)
GRASLAN
SITUATION
Tea tree regrowth and
associated woody
weeds on grazing land
WEEDS CONTROLLED
Black tea tree
1
Cocky apple*
2
Swamp box
Coolibah
Prickly acacia
Rubbervine
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1.5
2
CRITICAL COMMENT
Estimate the area within 30 cm beyond the drip zone
of each target weed or group of weeds and calculate
the amount of Graslan™ to cover are to be treated.
Distribute the required dose uniformly within this
area.
Use the higher rate for heavy density regrowth and
heavy clay soils.
*Some suppression of these species is provided by
the rates given.
African boxthorn
Parkinsonia
Giant sensitive tree on
grazing land and other
grasslands
1.5
Broadleaf tea tree
Paperbark tea tree
Poplar gum
Other woody weeds on
grazing land
RATE g/m2
1
1 to 1.5
1.5
Whitewood
1
Mimosa pigra
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Apply after the onset of storms (to moisten soil, close
soil cracks (where applicable) and freshen growth of
giant sensitive tree) and before wet season surface
flooding. Repeat application may be required in year
two for long term control. Some grass suppression
may occur.
Table 2: Hand Application (Qld only)
See GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS - APPLICATION section for application method details
SITUATION
Brigalow regrowth and
associated problem
woody weeds on
grazing land
WEEDS CONTROLLED
Belah
RATE g/m2
1.5
Brigalow
Currant bush
1 to 1.5
Dawson gum
1
False sandalwood*
2
CRITICAL COMMENT
the amount of Graslan™ to cover are to be treated.
area.
heavy clay soils.
the rates given.
Use only for re-growth control, not clearing of virgin
bush.
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Limebush
Poplar box
Whitewood
Yellowwood
1
Black tea tree
1.5
Broadleaf tea tree
Cocky apple*
Paperbark tea tree
Poplar gum
Swamp box
grazing land
African boxthorn
Silver leaved ironbark
Brown box
Coolibah
Gidgee
1
2
1.5
2
2
1.5
1
0.5 to 1
Gum-topped box
1.5
Groundsel bush
1
Lantana*
Parkinsonia
GRASLAN
Tea tree regrowth and
associated woody
weeds on grazing land
Holly bush
2
1 to 1.5
Pink bloodwood
1
Prickly acacia
Rubbervine
Wild Rosemary
1.5
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Table 3: Hand Application (NSW only)
SITUATION
Brigalow regrowth and
associated problem
woody weeds on
grazing land
WEEDS CONTROLLED
RATE g/m2
Brigalow
Currant bush
Holly bush
Limebush
Whitewood
1 to 1.5
1.5
1
1
False sandalwood*
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grazing land
African boxthorn
Blue heliotrope ➊
0.5
Groundsel bush
1
Lantana*
2
Wild Rosemary
GRASLAN
2
CRITICAL COMMENT
the amount of Graslan™ to cover area to be treated.
area.
heavy clay soils.
the rates given.
➊ DO NOT use within 30 m of trees. DO NOT apply
to single continuous area greater than 0.5 hectares
in size
1.5
APPLICATION
Use of Graslan™ on native vegetation must be done in
accordance with STATE and/or LOCAL legislation, including
the Vegetation Management Act 2000 in Queensland.
It is recommended that gloves be used during hand
application.
Apply Graslan™ by uniformly distributing by hand over the
desired area after weighing out the recommended quantity
of pellets. The best way to calibrate yourself is to weigh a
normal handful of pellets. If, for example, a handful weighs
20 grams, then this will treat 20 to 40 m2 at the rate of
0.5 to 1 g/m2.
DISPENSER PACK: Apply GRASLAN™ by uniformly
distributing by hand after dispensing a single dose (7g)
from the dispenser unit. Apply the pellets at 1 to 2 g per
metre square. One dose (7g) will treat 7 to 3.5 square
metres at these rates.
WITHHOLDING PERIOD
Graslan™ may be applied at any time of the year.
Treatments become effective after sufficient rainfall has
occurred to move the chemical into the root zone where
it is absorbed by woody plants. Applications just prior to
seasonal rainfall give the most rapid response.
Herbicidal activity will continue for several seasons after
application. During this time woody plants may go through
repeated defoliation’s and regrowths until death occurs. A
single application is normally effective for several years.
Forage grass production usually increases as woody weed
competition is reduced. Increased grass production is
also dependant on adequate rainfall an acceptable grazing
management programme. It is important to allow grasses
to seed and seedlings to become established after treatment
before grazing pressure is increased. Areas treated with
Graslan™ may be overseeded with suitable pasture species.
Consult your agricultural specialist for details on suitable
seeding rates, timing and fertilizer application programme.
The residual action of Graslan™ may be impaired if fire
occurs before clay pellets are dissolved and the chemical
has moved into the root zone.
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ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTIONS
When applying pellets, distribute them under the tree or
regrowth canopy from the root crown or stems to 30 cm
beyond the drip zone of the plants you want to control.
The time required for complete plant death depends on soil
type, amount of rainfall, root depth, plant species, plant
density and rate of Graslan™ used.
Some species may go through several defoliation’s from
6 months to 2 years before dying.
Timber and regrowth control with Graslan™ pellets may
be variable when used on soils with high clay content
high organic matter or when treating deep rooted or more
tolerant species.
TREATING INDIVIDUAL TREES
TREATING FENCE LINES
Estimate the area within 30 cm beyond the drip zone, i.e.
the area under the plant canopy. It is essential that this area
is treated as evenly as possible with pellets being spread
from the tree trunk to slightly beyond the drip line formed
by the branches.
Do not throw all the pellets at the base of the tree trunk.
This will waste material and could result in poor control.
Example
Estimate the area to be treated, along the fence line and
then apply Graslan™ pellets on both sides of the fence line
as evenly as possible within the area extending 30 cm
out beyond drip zone.
Example
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CLEANING APPLICATION EQUIPMENT
TREATMENT OF CLUMPS OF TREES OR PATCHES
OF REGROWTH
Graslan™ pellets are particularly effective in treating areas
of regrowth.
Estimate the area within 30 cm beyond the drip zone and
apply the Graslan™ pellets on a grid pattern to uniformly
cover the area.
Pellets should be applied over the top of regrowth if at
all possible in an attempt to maintain a good distribution
pattern.
Example
Graslan™ Herbicide is a member of the Ureas group of
herbicides. The product has inhibitors of photo-synthesis
at photosystem II mode of action. For weed resistance
management, the product is a Group C herbicide.
product and other Group C herbicides may exist through
other Group C herbicides.
local Department of Agriculture of local Dow AgroSciences
representative.
NON-TARGET PLANTS
DO NOT allow any roots of desirable plants, trees or
ornamentals to contact Graslan™.
Graslan™ may cause temporary herbicidal symptoms
to appear on perennial grasses, including buffel grass,
particularly after extended dry periods. Higher rates
of application of Graslan™ (2g/m2) may kill grasses,
particularly native annuals. This effect can be minimised by
application when grasses are dormant (autumn application).
Graslan™ may seriously injure desirable forage plants
such as pasture legumes and other broadleaf plants.
These species may regenerate in subsequent seasons.
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Thoroughly clean all traces of Graslan™ from vessels
holding pellets e.g. bucket and gloves after use.
Residues cleaned from this application equipment should
not be emptied on areas where they will contact roots of
desirable trees, shrubs or plants.
SAFETY DIRECTIONS
application of granules and stock should be kept away
from these plants until they have died down.
• When opening the container and preparing the product
and using the prepared product wear cotton overalls
buttoned to the neck and wrist and a washable hat and
elbow length gloves.
• After each day’s use wash gloves and contaminated clothing.
AND ENVIRONMENT
granules or used containers.
GRASLAN
Store in the closed original container in a dry, cool wellventilated area out of direct sunlight.
Do not dispose of granules on site.
Shake bag contents into the spray tank until the bag is
empty. Do not dispose of undiluted chemicals on site.
Puncture or shred and bury empty bags in a local authority
landfill. If no landfill is available, bury the containers below
500 mm in a disposal pit specifically marked out and set up
for this purpose clear of waterways, desirable vegetation and
tree roots. Empty bags and product should not be burnt.
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face-shield or goggles, overalls buttoned to neck and wrist,
and drains.
Services at 1-800 033 882.
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FIRST AID
Data Sheet for GRASLAN™ HERBICIDE, which is available from
KEEP OUT
OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
BEFORE
OPENING
OR USING
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Herbicide
Herbicide
ACTIVE CONSTITUENTS: 300 g/L TRICLOPYR present as butoxyethyl ester
presentas
ashexyloxypropylamine
butoxyethyl ester
100 g/L TRICLOPYR
PICLORAM present
salt
PICLORAM present
as as
hexyloxypropylamine
saltsalt
8100
g/Lg/L
AMINOPYRALID
present
hexyloxypropylamine
8 g/L AMINOPYRALID present as hexyloxypropylamine salt
For control of a range of environmental and noxious woody and herbaceous weeds as specified
For
control
of a range
of environmental
and noxious woody and herbaceous weeds as specified
in the
Directions
For Use
table.
in the Directions For Use table.
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POISON
POISON
KEEP OUT OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
GRAZON EXTRA
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
RESTRAINTS
• DO NOT apply to weeds which may be stressed (not actively growing) due to prolonged periods of extreme cold, moisture stress
(water-logged or drought affected), poor nutrition, presence of disease, damage or previous herbicide treatment, as reduced levels
of control may result.
• DO NOT spray if rain is likely within 1 hour or if foliage is wet from rain or dew.
• DO NOT burn off, cut or clear blackberry or other woody weeds for at least 6 months after spraying.
• DO NOT apply by aerial application in wind in excess of 15 km/hr and/or air temperatures above 35oC.
• In areas prone to flooding treatment should commence after any annual flooding as such areas flooded within 9 months following
application may have reduced results.
• DO NOT make hay or silage, from pastures treated with Grazon Extra, for 6 months after application.
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Note: Dow AgroSciences only recommends the use of knapsacks or 12 volt sprayers for use on low growing
herbaceous weeds and woody weeds that are not regrowth less than 60 cm high or 60 cm diameter.
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
African boxthorn
Angophora spp.
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
STATE
RATE /100 L
Water
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Less than 2 m tall
All States
500 mL
Apply when bushes have good leaf cover, growth and
no leaf fall.
1 to 3 m tall
350 mL
Less than 2 m tall
500 mL
Banksia spp.
1 to 3 m tall
350 mL
Biddy bush
(Chinese shrub)
(Sifton bush)
Autumn
when actively
growing
ACT, NSW
only
500 mL
Add BS-1000 or an alternative (see compatibility
section) at 125 mL/100 L of water for best results.
Blackberry in
association with:
Docks
Ragwort
Smartweed
Thistles
Late spring to
autumn
All States
350 mL
or
500 mL
Use the higher rate on plants that have been
damaged by grazing stock or insects and on known
difficult to kill blackberry.
Blue heliotrope
Apply from late spring to early autumn.
Where herbicides other than Group I herbicides have
been used, allow 2 seasons regrowth to occur before
respraying with Grazon™ Extra.
Flowering
ACT, NSW,
NT, Qld
only
500 mL
Apply in a minimum spray volume of
1250 L/ha.
Brooms:
Cape
English
Flax leaf
Montpellier
Spring to
mid-summer prior
to pod formation
All States
250 mL
Apply as a thorough foliage spray.
Camphor Laurel
Less than 2 m tall
Capeweed
Casuarina spp.
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Autumn to winter
350 mL
All States
Above 2 m tall
500 mL
Flowering
150 mL
1 to 3 m tall
350 mL
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WEEDS
CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
STATE
RATE /100 L
Water
Chinee apple
Less than 2 m tall
NT, Qld, WA
only
350 mL
Cockspur thorn
Spring to autumn
ACT, NSW,
NT, Qld
only
Common sensitive
plant
Any time when
actively growing
NT, Qld, WA
only
200 mL
To avoid leaves closing during application, spray
plants while moving forward.
Crofton weed
Spring to autumn
ACT, NSW,
NT, Qld
only
350 mL
Eastern cotton bush
(Maireana
microphylla)
Spring to autumn
ACT, NSW
NT, Qld
only
500 mL
Add Uptake™ Spraying Oil at 500 mL/100 L of water.
Some bushes may require a follow-up spray to
control regrowth.
Eucalyptus spp.
Seedling and
regrowth from
small lignotubers,
1 to 3 m tall
All States
350 mL
or
500 mL
Apply the high rate where difficult to control
species of Eucalyptus regrowth is present.
Addition of an adjuvant may improve results.
Contact Dow AgroSciences for details.
Giant bramble
Gorse
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Fireweed
Galenia
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Groundsel bush
(Baccharis
halimifolia)
Green cestrum
Hawthorn
Flowering
350 mL
Fresh growth in
spring to summer
500 mL
Use 2000 L of spray mixture/ha.
Spring to autumn
NT, Qld, WA
only
1 to 1.5 m tall
All States
Penetration of thick clumps may be difficult and
respraying may be necessary.
section) of water for best results.
250 mL
Spring and summer treatment only.
Over 1.5 m tall or
autumn treatment
350 mL
Winter treatment
500 mL
Brownout may not be complete until summer.
250 mL
Apply as a thorough foliar spray.
1 to 1.5 m tall in
spring to summer
All States
Over 1.5 m tall or
autumn treatment
350 mL
Late spring to
early autumn
ACT, NSW,
NT, Qld
only
Less than 2 m tall
All States
500 mL
One application may give satisfactory control.
Any subsequent regrowth and seedlings must be
resprayed at approximately 1 metre high.
Apply from late spring to early autumn.
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WEEDS
CONTROLLED
Horehound
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
Pre-flowering
Japanese sunflower
STATE
RATE /100 L
Water
All States
350 mL
CRITICAL COMMENTS
ACT, NSW,
NT, Qld
only
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Lantana
(Lantana camara)
(Lantana
montevidensis)
Up to 1 m tall in
summer to autumn
All States
1 to 2 m tall in
summer to autumn
Lion’s tail
(Leonatis nepetifolia)
Add one of the following adjuvants, when using
350 mL rate:
Uptake Spraying Oil @ 0.5% v/v.
Pulse® Penetrant @ 0.1% v/v.
500 or
750 mL
Thoroughly wet foliage stems and soil around the
base of the plants. Use higher rate on known harder
to kill varieties.
Pre-flowering
NT, Qld
only
200 mL
Any time of year
with good leaf
cover and soil
moisture
NT, Qld
only
350 mL
Penetration of thick clumps may be difficult and
respraying may be required.
Addition of an adjuvant may improve results.
Contact Dow AgroSciences for details.
At flowering
Vic only
500 mL
For optimum results, add Pulse Penetrant at
200 mL/100 L of spray.
Thoroughly wet foliage, stems and soil around the
base of the plants.
Seedling, full leaf
and flowering
before podding
ACT, NSW,
NT, Qld, WA
only
350 mL
DO NOT spray plants bearing pods.
NT, Qld
only
670 mL
Flowering
ACT, NSW
only
350-500 mL
Spring to Autumn
ACT, NSW,
NT, Qld
only
350 mL
Flowering
ACT, NSW,
NT, Qld
only
500 mL
section) at 100 mL/100 L of water.
Paddy’s lucerne
Active growth
ACT, NSW
only
Parkinsonia
Under 2 m tall
NT, Qld, WA
only
Limebush
Manuka
Mesquite
(Prosopis spp.)
Prosopis velutina
Milfoil (Yarrow)
Mistflower
Mother-of-millions
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Use low rate when in close proximity to highly
sensitive vegetation.
Plants that have been continually slashed or grazed
over many seasons may be difficult to control and
regrowth may occur.
350 mL
Add Uptake Spraying Oil at 500 mL/100 L water.
Avoid spraying under dry conditions when plants are
stressed or bearing pods. Thoroughly wet foliage.
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
STATE
Paterson’s curse
Flowering
All States
Prickly pear
(common)
Smooth tree pear
Active phyllode
growth
RATE /100 L
Water
CRITICAL COMMENTS
250 mL
500 mL
Regrowth may occur, so a follow-up application may
be necessary.
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Rubber vine
(Not infected
with rust)
Up to 1.5 m tall at
flowering
NT, Qld, WA
only
Dense stands
greater than 1.5 m
tall at flowering
350 mL
500 mL
Spray all leaves and stems just to the point of runoff
and thoroughly spray the base of the plant. With
larger, more dense stands, regrowth may occur.
Subsequent control of any regrowth should be done
by basal bark spraying.
Siam weed
Active growth
NT, Qld, WA
only
350 mL
section) at the rate of 100 mL/100 L water for best
results.
Sicklepod
Up to flowering
NT, Qld, WA
only
200 mL
DO NOT apply to podding plants. Add BS-1000 or an
alternative (see compatibility section) at the rate of
100 mL/100 L water for best results.
Rosette to
flowering
All States
150 mL
Spear thistle
St John’s wort
Sweet briar
From flowering to
early seed set
500 mL
Late spring to early summer.
Up to 1.5 m tall
350 mL
Add metsulfuron-methyl at 10g/100 L water to
obtain more reliable results with the lower rate of
Grazon Extra.
Full leaf to ripe fruit prior to leaf fall.
Thorough wetting including the crown is
recommended.
500 mL
Tobacco weed
Actively growing
plants
NT, Qld, WA
only
300 mL
1 to 3 m tall
All States
350 mL
Wild Rosemary
(Cassinia laevis)
Active growth
0.5 to 1.0 m tall
NT, Qld
only
350 to
500 mL
Wild tobacco tree
Spring to autumn
up to 2 m tall
ACT, NSW,
NT, Qld
only
350 mL
Wattle (Acacia spp.)
(except corkwood
wattle)
Use lower rate on seedlings 0.5 m tall.
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Table B: Aerial Application
AGRICULTURAL NON-CROP AREAS, COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL AREAS,
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
Blackberry
Gorse
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
STATE
RATE /ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Summer to
autumn
ACT, NSW,
NT, Qld,
SA, Vic, WA
only
10 L
Where herbicides other than Group I herbicides have
been used, allow two seasons regrowth to occur
before respraying with Grazon Extra.
WARNING: Eucalyptus species up to 4 m may be
killed if sprayed during this treatment. Mature trees
which are 15 to 20 m tall may be partially defoliated
but are likely to recover.
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Cockspur thorn
Crofton weed
Lantana
Mistflower
ACT, NSW,
NT, Qld
only
(helicopter
only)
1.5 L +
6.L 2,4-D
625 amine
(625 g/L
formulation)
When flowering
NT, Qld
only
(helicopter
only)
3 L to 5 L
Lantana
Rubber vine
(Not infected
with rust)
Helicopter application only.
Late autumn
10 L
Spray with calibrated equipment using the half
overlap opposite pass technique applying a minimum
spray volume of 150 L/ha.
Follow-up respraying will be required.
Helicopter application only.
Use rates will depend upon the density and height
of the rubber vine stand. The higher rate should be
used on dense stands, however, complete coverage
and penetration may be difficult.
Follow-up respraying will be required.
Any reqrowth should be sprayed with a suitable
basal bark herbicide.
St John’s wort
Flowering to early
seed set (Nov-Jan)
ACT, NSW
only
4L
Helicopter application only. Follow-up spraying will
be required in the following season.
AGRICULTURAL NON-CROP AREAS ON FLOOD PLAINS.
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
Parkinsonia
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
STATE
RATE /ha
Seedlings
1-2 m tall, or
12-24 months old
Qld and NT
only
(helicopter
only)
3L
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Add Uptake Spraying Oil at 1 L/ha.
Table C: Controlled Droplet Application (C.D.A.)
FORESTS, PASTURES AND RIGHTS-OF-WAY.
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
Blackberry in
association with:
Docks
Ragwort
St John’s wort
Thistles
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WEED GROWTH
STAGE
STATE
RATE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Summer to
autumn
All States
Apply
undiluted
One application may give satisfactory control but
subsequent regrowth and seedlings should be
resprayed after hardening off. Where herbicides
other than Group I herbicides have been used, allow
2 seasons regrowth to occur before respraying with
Grazon Extra.
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Table D: Low Volume High Concentrate Application Techniques (Gas Powered Gun, Sprinkler Sprayer)
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
STATE
RATE
/10 L Water
Late spring to
autumn
All States
335 mL
Less than
1.5 m high
ACT, NSW,
NT, Qld
only
500 mL
Seedlings up to
2 m tall
All States
335 mL
Mistflower
Less than
1.5 m high
ACT, NSW,
NT, Qld
only
500 mL
Sweet briar
1.5 m tall, full leaf
to ripe fruit
ACT, NSW
only
Gas Powered Gun only: Apply to actively growing
bushes not more than 1.5 m tall that have not more
than 5 stems from the crown.
St John’s wort
During flowering to
early seed set
ACT, NSW,
Tas, Vic
only
Gas Powered Gun only: One application should
provide control. Minor regrowth and seedlings may
be retreated the following summer.
Less than
1.5 m high
ACT, NSW,
NT, Qld
only
Apply to actively growing bushes which are able to
be sprayed on all sides. For larger bushes, the high
volume application technique is recommended.
Blackberry
Camphor Laurel
Cockspur thorn
Crofton weed
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Apply to actively growing bushes which are able to
be sprayed on all sides. For larger bushes, the high
volume application technique is recommended.
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Eucalyptus species
Wild tobacco tree
Table E: Boom Application
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
Galenia
Sicklepod
St John’s wort
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
STATE
RATE /ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Fresh growth
during spring to
summer
All States
5L
Rough mine sites will require adequate spray
equipment such as boomless nozzles for effective
coverage.
Up to flowering
NT, Qld
only
3L
DO NOT apply to podding plants. Add BS-1000 or an
alternative (see compatibility section) at the rate of
100 mL/100 L water.
Flowering to early
seed set
(Nov-Jan)
ACT, NSW
only
2 to 4 L
Use the higher rate on dense infestations and when
longer residual control is required.
Follow-up respraying will be required in the following
season.
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Table A: Boom Application
FALLOW
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
STATE
RATE /ha
Blackberry
nightshade
- suppression only
10 to 25 cm tall,
prior to flowering
ACT,
NSW,
NT, Qld
only
200 to 400 mL
1.125 L + Ripper™ 480
(glyphosate) + adjuvant
CRITICAL COMMENTS
For use by ground equipment only.
Plants must be actively growing.
Use the lower rate on the smaller weeds,
as specified in the weed growth stage
(or up to 5 cm diameter for Polymeria
pusilla).
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Camel melon
Prickly paddy melon
Cucumber melon
(Cucumis melo)
From 2 leaf to
50 cm diameter
Common sowthistle
From 8 leaf to
flowering
Refer to Ripper 480 label for use of
adjuvant.
For Northern New South Wales and
Queensland, DO NOT plant susceptible
crops for up to 9 months after
application, as specified in GENERAL
INSTRUCTIONS - MINIMUM RECROPPING
PERIODS – Table A.
Cow vine
From 2 to 5 leaf up
to 15 cm diameter,
prior to flowering
Lucerne (established)
Active growth,
15 to 25 cm high,
during spring
300 to 500 mL + 1.125 L
Ripper™ 480 (glyphosate)
+ adjuvant
Dry conditions after application will
increase the re-cropping interval.
Polymeria pusilla
2 to 12 leaf up to
20 cm diameter,
prior to flowering
200 to 400 mL + 1.125 L
Ripper™ 480 (glyphosate)
+ adjuvant
For Southern New South Wales, please
refer to MINIMUM RECROPPING
PERIODS – Table C.
Table B: Blanket Wiper Application
FALLOW
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
Bitterbark
(Alstonia constricta)
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
STATE
RATE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
From summer to
end of autumn
NT, Qld
only
1:4 (1 part
Grazon Extra
to 4 parts
water)
For use with blanket wipers only.
2 % solution
for spot spray
(eg. 100 mL
Grazon Extra
in 5 L water)
Follow up “missed” plants with a spot spray
application. These will be obvious after 6 weeks.
For best results apply in autumn to tall (> 60 cm)
plants using two opposite directional passes (up
and back).
Blanket wiper applications can be made in summer
when plants are smaller but follow up spot spraying
may be necessary.
Do not disturb (cultivate) the treated patches for at
least 3 months. Best long term control is achieved
when patches are left undisturbed for as long as
possible after treatment (at least 6 months).
Spot spraying “missed” plants: thoroughly wet
all stems and leaves without producing any solution
run-off. Avoid any spray reaching the soil surface.
NOT TO BE USED FOR ANY PURPOSE, OR IN ANY MANNER, CONTRARY TO THIS LABEL UNLESS AUTHORISED
UNDER APPROPRIATE LEGISLATION.
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Use of Grazon Extra on native vegetation must be done in accordance with STATE and/or LOCAL legislation.
WITHHOLDING PERIOD
Pasture:
Cutting or Grazing Pastures for Stock Food: NOT REQUIRED WHEN USED AS DIRECTED.
period, the Export Slaughter Interval is observed before stock are sold or slaughtered.
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Livestock that has been grazed on or fed treated crops within 42 days of application should be placed on clean feed
for 3 days prior to slaughter.
EXPORT GRAZING INTERVAL (EGI) – 42 days.
Livestock that has been grazing on treated crops or pasture should not be sold for export slaughter for 42 days
(6 weeks) after application of the chemical product, unless the export slaughter interval has been observed.
When Grazon Extra is used as directed and the above withholding periods and/or export intervals are observed,
treated grain and livestock commodities are considered acceptable for export. However, export requirements are
subject to change. Consult your exporter for updated information about specific market requirements.
IMPORTANT: Read the MANAGEMENT OF RESIDUES IN COMPOST, MULCHES AND ANIMAL WASTE in the
PROTECTION OF CROPS, NATIVES AND OTHER NON-TARGET PLANTS section of this label.
Aminopyralid and picloram remain active in the soil for extended periods depending on the rate of application, soil
type (clay content), rainfall, temperature, humidity, soil moisture and soil organic matter. The following tables show
plant-back periods to particular crops following application of Grazon Extra in different areas/situations of Australia.
Table A: Northern New South Wales & Queensland
Plant-back periods for rotational crops following application of Grazon Extra for rates up to 600 mL/ha on black
cracking clay soils. These plant-back periods are based on a normal rainfall pattern. During drought conditions (or
when the rainfall is less than 100 mm for a period of 4 months or greater) the plant-back period may be significantly
longer.
Plant-back periods for crops following the application of Grazon Extra for rates up to 600 mL/ha.
RATE mL/ha
200
300
CROP
400
600
Months
Wheat
2
2
4
4
Barley
2
2
4
4
Canola
2
4
4
4
Faba bean
4
4
6
6
Chickpea
4
6
6
6
Lucerne
6
9
9
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DO NOT treat bushes carrying mature or near mature fruit.
GRAZON EXTRA
Table B: Blanket Wiper Application
Plant-back periods for crops following blanket wiper application.
CROP
Months
Broadleaf crops
Lucerne
18
6
This will allow any potential soil residues to dissipate, if any, and allow effective control.
Table C: Southern New South Wales
Plant-back periods for rotational crops following application of Grazon Extra for rates up to 500 mL/ha.
CROP
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Barley, Canola, Wheat
9
Chickpea, Faba bean, Field pea, Lucerne, Lupin, Medic, Subclover
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Note: Before using Grazon Extra in tank mixes with other herbicides, check the plant-back information on all product
labels. The most residual product, i.e. the product with the longest plant-back period, will determine the time
between spraying and planting.
COMPATIBILITY
Follow any regional restrictions, and all directions and
restrictions on the label, of any chemical mixed with
Grazon Extra (e.g. 2,4,-D amine).
Grazon Extra is compatible with the following herbicides:
Dow AgroSciences Amine 625,(2,4-D), Abound™
400, AgriCrop Lantana 600, Ripper™ 480, glyphosate,
metsulfuron-methyl, Roundup® CT, Starane™ Advanced.
Grazon Extra is compatible with the following adjuvants,
as per Directions for Use on this label; Uptake™ Spraying
Oil, BS1000 Biodegradable Surfactant, (alternatives are
Chemwet 1000, and Spreadwet 1000 Wetting Agent),
or Pulse® Penetrant.
Not all surfactants or crop oils are of equal quality,
Dow AgroSciences does not support the use of
alternative products other than those listed in the
COMPATIBILITY section.
MIXING
Mix only with water.
Half fill the spray unit with water, and add the required
amount of Grazon Extra. Add the remaining water with the
agitator running. If required, then add spray oils or wetters
(surfactants). Maintain mechanical or by-pass agitation
in the spray tank during spraying. Only mix sufficient
solution for immediate daily use and avoid storing.
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APPLICATION
Only apply Grazon Extra under atmospheric
conditions that do not allow drift onto sensitive
crops to occur.
Weeds need to be actively growing for herbicides
to have optimum effect. Delay treatment until all
regrowth has had time to grow to approximately
1 metre in situations which have been bulldozed,
slashed, burnt, ploughed or areas having a previous
chemical treatment.
A. High Volume Spraying
Thorough coverage of foliage to the point of run-off
is essential; however, avoid excess spraying which is
wasteful of chemical.
Hand Gun
Apply the recommended mix to give full coverage of
leaves and stems through a No. 6 to 8 tip at 700 to
1500 kPa (400 to 500 kPa for St John’s wort).
A spray volume of 3000 to 4000 L per infested hectare
of 1 to 2 metre high blackberry (30 to 40 L/100 m2)
should be used.
Use 2000 L of spray mixture/ha of galenia infestation
(i.e. 20 L /100 m2 infested area).
Knapsack & 12 volt Sprayer Packs
Apply the recommended spray mix to give full coverage
of leaves and stems.
Only recommended for the control of herbaceous weeds,
such as capeweed, fireweed and spear thistle, and
woody weeds that are not regrowth less than 60 cm
high or 60 cm diameter.
C. Controlled Droplet Application (C.D.A.)
Results similar to high volume spraying can be
obtained using Micron Herbi® or similar equipment.
Select a nozzle to give a flow rate of 2 mL/sec and
sweeping action of approximately 1 m/sec to ensure
a droplet density of 20/cm². Use a marking agent, as
recommended by the equipment manufacturers, to
check spray coverage. Also, consult directions provided
with C.D.A. unit.
the blanket may require more frequent solution recharge
(rewetting).
Ideally, a scraper bar should be mounted in front of the
blanket in order to scrape or damage the bark (but not
sever the stems) prior to the blanket wiping the stems.
This scraper may be mounted at the front of the vehicle.
Two passes (in opposite direction) with the blanket
increases the contact with the plant. Ground speeds of
10-15 kph are ideal for blanket wiping application.
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D. Low Volume High Concentrate Application
Techniques
Good control will be achieved, similar to high volume
application, where bush size enables good coverage of
entire bush. Use a marking agent, as recommended by
the equipment manufacturers, to check spray coverage.
Gas powered gun: Apply 50 mL shots to obtain
uniform coverage of 4 to 5 m² of surface area of bush.
This relates to 20 droplets/cm² of leaf surface.
Sprinkler sprayer: This technique involves using a
micro sprinkler that is connected to a hollow fibre glass
rod attached to a pneumatic knapsack sprayer. Use at
low pressures (50 to 200 kPa) and apply with a slow
sweeping action over the top of the plants ensuring even
coverage on the leaves.
E. Boom Application
Application in a minimum spray volume of 200 L/ha for
galenia and St. John’s wort and 600 L of water/ha for
sickle pod. Use nozzle configurations to produce medium
droplets as defined by ASABE S572. Boom height must
be set to ensure double overlap of nozzle patterns.
A. Boom Application
Application of Grazon Extra in a minimum spray volume
of 50 L/ha is recommended using nozzle configurations
to produce medium droplets as defined by ASABE S572.
Boom height must be set to ensure double overlap of
nozzle patterns.
B. Blanket Wiper Application
Blanket needs to be made from durable and wettable
material with a rigid backing.
Blanket should be rigidly mounted behind motorised
vehicle (eg. tractor, 4-wheel drive vehicle) and set low
but never touching the ground. The chemical solution
should be fed to the blanket at a flow rate sufficient to
keep the blanket wet but not dripping. In thick patches
Rinsing
After using Grazon Extra, empty the spray unit
wash inside the unit using a pressure hose. Drain the
spray unit, and clean any filters in the tank, pump, lines,
hoses and nozzles.
After cleaning the spray unit as above, quarter fill
with clean water and circulate through the pump,
procedure twice.
Decontamination
Before spraying cotton and other sensitive crops with
equipment that has been used to apply Grazon Extra
(see PROTECTION OF CROPS, NATIVE AND OTHER NONTARGET PLANTS section).
Wash the tank and rinse the system as above. Then
quarter fill the tank and add a standard alkali based
laundry detergent at 500 g (or mL)/100 L water and
If using a concentrated laundry detergent use 250 g
(or mL)/100 L water. Do not use chlorine based cleaners.
clean them separately. Finally flush the system with
clean water and allow to drain.
Grazon Extra Herbicide is a member of the pyridines
group of herbicides. The product has the disrupters of
plant cell growth mode of action. For weed resistance
management, the product is a Group I herbicide.
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GRAZON EXTRA
Apply in 200 L of water/ha using an aircraft to apply
100 L per pass on a double overlap pattern using nozzle
configurations to produce coarse to very coarse droplets
as defined by ASABE S572.
GRAZON EXTRA
These resistant weeds will not be controlled by the
product or other Group I herbicides.
Since the occurrence of resistant weeds is difficult
to detect prior to use, Dow AgroSciences accepts no
liability for any losses that may result from the failure of
the product to control resistant weeds.
Strategies to minimise the risk of herbicide resistance
are available. Contact your farm chemical supplier,
consultant, local Department of Agriculture, or local
DO NOT send straw from treated pastures off-farm for
these purposes or for animal bedding.
DO NOT send animal manure, dairy shed and feed pad
effluent that has been collected from animals grazing
or fed pastures treated within the previous 6 months
off-farm. Spreading/irrigating this manure/effluent may
cause damage to clover and other susceptible plants.
DO NOT send compost made from animal waste
that has been collected from animals grazing or fed
pastures treated within the previous 6 months off-farm.
Such compost may cause damage to clover and other
susceptible plants.
DO NOT apply animal waste (e.g. manure, slurry)
collected from animals grazing or fed pastures treated
within the previous 6 months to susceptible plants or
land to be used to grow susceptible plants.
DO NOT grow susceptible plants within in the relevant
plantback period in fields treated with manure/effluent
from farms where animals have grazed or been fed
treated pasture until a field bioassay shows there are no
residues in the soil at levels injurious to the susceptible
plants (see the crop rotation section).
To promote herbicide decomposition, manure should be
evenly incorporated in the surface soil. Breakdown of
residues in decomposing plants or manure is more rapid
under warm, moist soil conditions and may be enhanced
by supplemental irrigation.
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Crops susceptible to Grazon Extra include, but are not
limited to: peas, lupins, lucerne, navy beans, peanuts,
soybeans and other legumes, cotton, flowers, fruit, hops,
ornamentals, shade trees and Pinus spp., potatoes,
safflower, sugar beet, sunflowers, tobacco, tomatoes,
vegetables and vines.
Grazon Extra is damaging to susceptible crops during
both growing and dormant periods. Grasses are normally
unaffected and establish quickly after treatment.
Picloram and aminopyralid, two of the active
constituents in this product can remain active in the
soil for extended periods depending on soil type and
application rate, rainfall, temperature, humidity, soil
moisture and soil organic matter.
DO NOT apply under weather conditions, or from
spraying equipment, that may cause spray to drift
onto nearby susceptible plants/crops, cropping lands,
pastures, waterways or native vegetation.
DO NOT allow physical spray drift onto waterways,
native vegetation and susceptible crops.
DO NOT apply close to, or in areas, containing roots
of desirable vegetation, where treated soil may be
washed onto areas growing (or areas to be planted with)
desirable plants.
DO NOT apply on sites where surface water from heavy
rain can be expected to run off to areas containing, or to
be planted with susceptible crops or plants.
DO NOT move soil, which may have been treated to
areas where desirable plants are to be grown.
MANAGEMENT OF RESIDUES IN COMPOST,
MULCHES AND ANIMAL WASTE
DO NOT cut pasture for hay or silage production within
6 months of application, where it is intended for use off-farm.
DO NOT use treated plant material to make, compost,
mulches or mushroom substrate.
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SOIL BIOASSAY
A simple bioassay can be conducted by collecting at
least 10 spade spits of soil to a depth of 200 mm from
around the paddock and thoroughly mixing the soil
together. Place some of this soil in a shallow container
to a depth of 3-5 cm and sow 100 seeds of the
susceptible plant to be grown (subterranean or white
clover is a good indicator plant where it is not practical
to use the susceptible crop) into the soil. Keep in a warm
and well light location and ensure the soil does not dry
out. After plant emergence, check the number of plants
that have germinated and seedling vigour. Symptoms
of Grazon residues include non-germination or low
plant emergence, leaf cupping, leaf whitening, stem
elongation and twisting. If these symptoms occur do not
grow the susceptible plant. Repeat the bioassay again
after a further time interval.
Further information on residues in composts, mulches
and animal wastes can be found at
spraying and stock should be kept away from these
plants until they have died down.
Many plants remain poisonous after death, and stock
should not be allowed access, as there is a likelihood
that they may graze the dead material. Such material
should be burnt if possible.
FIRST AID
Data Sheet for GRAZON™ EXTRA HERBICIDE which
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direct sunlight.
SAFETY DIRECTIONS
• Avoid contact with the eyes and skin.
• When opening the container and preparing the spray,
wear cotton overalls buttoned to the neck and wrists, a
washable hat, elbow-length PVC gloves and a face shield
or goggles. When using the prepared spray, wear cotton
overalls buttoned to the neck and wrists, a washable hat,
elbow-length PVC gloves and a face shield or goggles.
• After each day’s use, wash gloves, face shield or
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GRAZON EXTRA
POISON
POISON
KEEP OUT OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
KEEP OUT
OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
BEFORE
OPENING
OR USING
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HOTSHOT
™
™
Herbicide
Herbicide
SOLVENT:
SOLVENT:
10 g/L AMINOPYRALID present as triisopropanolamine salt
10 g/L
presentas
asmethylheptyl
triisopropanolamine
140
g/LAMINOPYRALID
FLUROXYPYR present
ester salt
140 g/L LIQUID
FLUROXYPYR
present as methylheptyl ester
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HYDROCARBON
For the control of climbing buckwheat and other broadleaf weeds in winter cereals, lantana
For
control
of pasture
climbingweeds.
buckwheat and other broadleaf weeds in winter cereals, lantana
and the
certain
other
and certain other pasture weeds.
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AgroSciences
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE
RESTRAINTS:
DO NOT apply to crops or weeds which are not actively growing or to plants which may be stressed (not actively
growing) due to prolonged periods of extreme cold, moisture stress (water-logged or drought affected) or previous
herbicide treatment, as crop damage or reduced levels of control may result.
DO NOT spray if rain is likely to occur within one hour.
AVOID double overlaps to reduce risk of injury to rotational crops the following season.
DO NOT apply by aerial application.
Table 1: Northern New South Wales and Queensland
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Barley,
Oats,
Triticale,
Wheat
Wheat
CROP GROWTH
STAGE
WEEDS CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
RATE /ha
Apply from 3 leaf
to first node
(Z13 to Z31)
Climbing buckwheat
(black bindweed)
Seedling up to
2-4 leaf
500 mL
Seedling up to
6-8 leaf
750 mL
Prickly lettuce
(Lactuca serriola)
Vetch
(Vicia sativa)
Volunteer chickpea
(Cicer arietinum)
Volunteer faba bean
(Vicia faba)
Volunteer field pea
(Pisum sativum)
Seedling up to
4 leaf
Common sowthistle
(Sonchus oleraceus)
Deadnettle
Wireweed
Seedling up to
4 leaf
Apply from 4 leaf
to first node
(Z14 to Z31)
Common sowthistle
(Sonchus oleraceus)
Spiny emex
(Emex australis)
Variegated thistle
(Silybum marianum)
Apply from 3 leaf
to first node
(Z13 to Z31)
Wild oats
(Avena sterilis spp.
ludoviciana)
(Avena fatua)
(non ‘fop’ resistant)
500 – 750 mL
+
5 g metsulfuron
(600 g/kg)
CRITICAL COMMENTS
HOTSHOT
CROP
DO NOT USE in oats.
Add BS1000 or an alternative
(see compatibility section) at
the rate of 100 mL/100 L water.
Note: this mixture will also
control non ALS resistant
weeds such as mustards,
turnip weed, volunteer canola
and wild turnip.
2 to 4 leaf
500 – 750 mL
+
420 or 580 mL
MCPA LVE
Use the higher rate of LVE 600
MCPA Selective Herbicide only
from 5 leaf cereal growth stage
onwards.
Mustards,turnip weed,volunteer
canola and wild turnip will also
be controlled.
500 – 750 mL
+
85 mL
Topik® 240 EC
Add Uptake™ Spraying Oil at the
rate of 500 mL/100 L water.
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Table 2: Northern New South Wales and Queensland
SITUATION
WEEDS CONTROLLED
Fallow
Climbing buckwheat
Red pigweed
(Portulaca oleracea)
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
RATE /ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Seedling up to 4 leaf
500 mL
+
RipperTM
(glyphosate)
When mixing with Ripper to control both
grass and broadleaf weeds, refer to the
Ripper label for use rates and adjuvants
recommended for the grasses.
Table 3: Southern New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia and Western Australia
CROP
CROP GROWTH
STAGE
WEEDS CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
RATE /ha
Seedling up to
4 leaf
500 mL
CRITICAL COMMENTS
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Barley,
Oats,
Triticale,
Wheat
Apply from 3 leaf
to first node
(Z13 to Z31)
Volunteer faba bean
Volunteer field pea
Volunteer lupin
Volunteer vetch
DO NOT plant susceptible
crops for up to 20 months
after application, as specified
in GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
- MINIMUM RECROPPING
PERIODS.
HOTSHOT
Table 4: Woody Weed Situations – High VolumeTreatment/Spot Spray
AGRICULTURAL NON-CROP AREAS, COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL AREAS, FORESTS, PASTURES AND RIGHTS-OF-WAY
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
STATE
RATE
/100 L Water
Fireweed
(Senecio
madagascariensis)
Flowering plants up
to 30 cm tall
All States
500 mL
Thistles, including
Spear thistle
(Cirsium vulgare)
Rosette stage prior
to stem elongation
Lantana
(Lantana camara)
Seedlings and
regrowth from 0.5 to
1.2 m high
Mature plants and
regrowth from 1.2 to
2 m high
Cockspur thorn
(Maclura
cochinchinensis)
Up to 3 m high
Creeping lantana
(Lantana
montevidensis)
At flowering
Crofton weed
(Ageratina
adenophora)
Mistflower
(Ageratina riparia)
Seedlings and
young plants up to
flowering
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700 mL
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Apply to actively growing plants from October to April.
Spray to ensure thorough coverage of all foliage,
including stems, to the point of runoff.
Table 4: Woody Weed Situations – High VolumeTreatment/Spot Spray (continued)
AGRICULTURAL NON-CROP AREAS, COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL AREAS, FORESTS, PASTURES AND RIGHTS-OF-WAY
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
STATE
RATE
/100 L Water
All States
700 mL
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Docks
(Rumex spp.)
Seedlings and
rosettes up to
30 cm high
Small flowered
mallow
(Marshmallow)
(Malva parviflora)
Seedlings and
young plants up to
flowering
St. John’s wort
(Hypericum
perforatum)
From flowering to
early seed set
Wattles, including
Acacia aulacocarpa
A. decora
A. harpophylla
A. leiocalyx
A. salicina
Seedling plants or
regrowth 0.5 to
1.2 m high
Apply to actively growing plants when soil moisture
is plentiful. Some regrowth may occur particularly
when treating old woody plants with sparse
canopies and under dry conditions.
HOTSHOT
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Table 5: Woody Weed Situations – Boom Application
AGRICULTURAL NON-CROP AREAS, COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL AREAS, PASTURES AND RIGHTS-OF-WAY
WEEDS CONTROLLED
Fireweed
(Senecio
madgascariensis)
WEED GROWTH STAGE
Seedling plants up to
flowering
RATE /ha
1.5 L
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Legumes present at application will be controlled.
NOT TO BE USED FOR ANY PURPOSE, OR IN ANY MANNER, CONTRARY TO THIS LABEL UNLESS AUTHORISED
UNDER APPROPRIATE LEGISLATION
WITHHOLDING PERIOD
Cereals (Barley, Oats Triticale and Wheat,):
Cutting or Grazing for Stockfood: DO NOT GRAZE OR CUT CROPS FOR STOCK FOOD FOR 7 DAYS AFTER APPLICATION.
Pasture: Cutting or Grazing Pastures for Stockfood: NOT REQUIRED WHEN USED AS DIRECTED.
Fodder Intended for Export: Some countries have limits on the level of residue acceptable in animal feeds. Please
consult your exporter before using this product on crops destined to be used for export fodder.
period, that the Export Slaughter Interval, Export Grazing Interval or Export Animal Feed Interval is observed before
stock are sold or slaughtered.
After observing the grazing withholding period, livestock that has been grazed on or fed treated pasture should be
placed on clean feed for 3 days prior to slaughter.
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EXPORT GRAZING INTERVAL (EGI) – 42 days:
Livestock that has been grazing on treated pasture should not be sold for export slaughter for 42 days (6 weeks) after
application of the chemical product, unless the export slaughter interval has been observed.
EXPORT ANIMAL FEED INTERVAL (EAFI) – 42 days:
DO NOT cut treated pasture for 42 days (6 weeks) after application of the chemical product for stock feed or animals
intended to be slaughtered for export.
When Hotshot Herbicide is used as directed and the above withholding periods and/or export intervals are observed,
treated grain and livestock commodities are considered acceptable for export. However, export requirements are
subject to change. Consult your exporter for updated information about specific market requirements.
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IMPORTANT: Read the MANAGEMENT OF RESIDUES IN COMPOST, MULCHES AND ANIMAL WASTE in the
PROTECTION OF CROPS, NATIVES AND OTHER NON-TARGET PLANTS section of this label.
HOTSHOT
Aminopyralid remains active in the soil for extended periods depending on rate of application, soil type (clay content),
rainfall, temperature, humidity, soil moisture and soil organic matter. The following tables show plant-back periods to
particular crops following application of Hotshot in different areas in Australia.
Northern New South Wales & Queensland
Plant-back periods for rotational crops following application of Hotshot for rates up to 750 mL/ha on black cracking
clay soils. These plant-back periods are based on normal rainfall pattern. During drought conditions (or when rainfall
is less than 100 mm for a period of 4 months or greater) the plant-back period may be significantly longer.
Winter Crop
Summer Crop
4
4
4
6
6
6
Sorghum
Mungbean
Sunflower
Soybean
Cotton
3
5
5
5
9
Wheat
Barley
Canola
Chickpea
Faba bean
Lucerne
Southern New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia & Western Australia
Plant-back periods for rotational crops following application of Hotshot for rates up to 500 mL/ha.
Crops
Barley, Canola, Wheat
9
Chickpea, Faba bean, Field pea, Lucerne, Lupin, Medic, Subclover
20
Note: Before using Hotshot in tank mixes with other herbicides, check the plant-back information on all product
labels. The most residual product, i.e. the product with the longest plant-back period, will determine the time
between spraying and planting the next crop.
MIXING
Hotshot can be mixed with water only.
Mix only sufficient chemical for each day use and avoid storing mix.
Half fill the spray tank with water and add the required quantity of Hotshot and complete filling. Agitate continuously
to ensure thorough mixing before and during application.
Tank mixtures: Wettable powder or dry flowable formulations (e.g. water dispersible granules) should be added
to the spray tank first, followed by suspension concentrates (flowables), water soluble salts and then emulsifiable
concentrate formulations (e.g. Starane™ Advanced Herbicide). Add spraying oils and surfactants (wetters) last,
if required.
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Hotshot is compatible with the following:
(Read and follow all label directions, RESTRAINTS,
PLANT-BACK periods, WITHHOLDING PERIODS and
SAFETY DIRECTIONS on the partner label as well as
those on the Hotshot label).
Broadleaf Herbicides
LVE 600 MCPA Selective Herbicide (MCPA LVE),
metsulfuron-methyl, Starane™ Advanced, (chlorsulfuron),
Eclipse1®, Ripper™ 480 (glyphosate).
disposal area or, if this is unavailable, onto wasteland
Rinsing: After using Hotshot Herbicide, empty the tank
completely and drain the whole system. Thoroughly wash
inside the spray unit using a pressure hose. Drain, and
clean any filters in the tank, pump, lines, hoses and nozzles.
After cleaning the tank as above, quarter fill with clean
water and circulate through the pump, lines, hoses and
nozzles. Drain and repeat the rinsing procedure twice.
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Grass Herbicides
Topik1® 240 EC (wild oats only).
Adjuvants
BS1000 Biodegradable surfactant (when mixed with
metsulfuron-methyl) or its alternatives Chemwet 1000,
and Spreadwet 1000 Wetting Agent.
Uptake™ Spraying Oil (when mixed with Topik® 240 EC).
compatibility section.
Decontamination (before spraying cotton and
other sensitive crops; see PROTECTION OF CROPS,
NATIVES AND OTHER NON-TARGET PLANTS):
Wash the tank and rinse the system as above. Then
quarter fill the tank and add a standard alkali based
laundry detergent at 500 g (or mL)/100 L water and
If using a concentrated laundry detergent use 250 g
clean water and allow draining.
APPLICATION METHODS
Broadcast application in cropping situations.
A. Ground Application (Boom)
Apply Hotshot with an accurately calibrated boom
sprayer, in at least 80L/ha water.
Use a medium quality spray as defined by
ASABE (S572).
Set the boom at a height to ensure a double overlap of
the nozzle pattern.
Woody weed situations
A. High Volume Spot Spraying Application
Apply the recommended mix to obtain full coverage of
leaves and stems using a coarse to very coarse quality
spray as defined by ASABE (S572) eg a number 6 – 8 spray
tip at 700 to 1500 kPa. To obtain good coverage, a spray
volume of 3000 L water/ha is required per treated hectare.
Spray to ensure thorough coverage of all foliage,
including stems to the point of runoff.
Hotshot Herbicide contains members of the pyridine
group of herbicides. The product has the disrupters of
management, the product is a Group I Herbicide.
population if these herbicides are used repeatedly.
Since the occurrence of resistant weeds is difficult to
detect prior to use, Dow AgroSciences Australia Limited
accepts no liability for any losses that may result from
the failure of this product to control resistant weeds.
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COMPATIBILITY
HOTSHOT
PROTECTION OF CROPS, NATIVES AND
DO NOT use on land to be cultivated for growing
susceptible crops for up to 20 months of applying
Hotshot, except where indicated in the MINIMUM
RECROPPING PERIODS section of the GENERAL
INSTRUCTIONS. Legumes, vines, vegetables, cotton,
tomatoes, ornamentals and many other plants are
highly susceptible to this herbicide during both growing
and dormant periods. Cereal crops, canola and grasses
can be sown safely after using HOTSHOT.
This product will kill legumes (clovers, medics) present
in the crop at the time of spraying. In the season,
following application of this product the regeneration
or establishment of sensitive legumes (clover, medics,
peas, and lupins) may be adversely affected by soil
residues.
DO NOT allow spray drift onto sensitive native
vegetation or susceptible crops, such as cotton,
tomatoes, vines, fruit, potatoes, vegetables,
ornamentals, tobacco, lupins and other legumes,
safflower, sugar beet, hops, flowers or shade trees.
DO NOT use under meteorological conditions or with
spraying equipment likely to produce drift. Minimise
spray drift by using low pressures and nozzles, which
DO NOT give a fine droplet size.
DO NOT apply close to or on areas containing roots of
desirable vegetation, where treated soil may be washed
to areas growing, or to be planted to desirable plants,
or on sites where surface water from heavy rain can be
expected to run off to areas containing or to be planted
to susceptible crops or plants.
DO NOT move soil, which may have been sprayed, to
areas where desirable plants are to be grown.
DO NOT send compost made from animal waste that
has been collected from animals grazing or fed crops
treated within the previous 6 months (pasture) or
6 weeks (cereals) off-farm. Such compost may cause
damage to clover and other susceptible plants.
DO NOT apply animal waste (e.g. manure, slurry)
collected from animals grazing or fed crops treated
within the previous 6 months (pasture) or 6 weeks
(cereals) to susceptible plants or land to be used to
grow susceptible plants.
DO NOT grow susceptible plants within the relevant
plantback period in fields treated with manure/effluent
from farms where animals have grazed or been fed
treated plants until a field bioassay shows there are no
residues in the soil at levels injurious to the susceptible
plants (see the crop rotation section).
To promote herbicide decomposition, manure should
be evenly incorporated in the surface soil. Breakdown
of residues in decomposing plants or manure is more
rapid under warm, moist soil conditions and may be
enhanced by supplemental irrigation.
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MANAGEMENT OF RESIDUES IN COMPOST, MULCHES
AND ANIMAL WASTE
DO NOT cut pasture for hay or silage production within
6 months of application, where it is intended for use
off-farm.
DO NOT cut cereals intended for hay or silage
production within 6 weeks of application, where it is
intended for use off-farm.
DO NOT use treated plant material to make mushroom
substrate. DO NOT send straw from treated crops
off-farm for these purposes or for animal bedding.
DO NOT send animal manure, dairy shed and feed pad
effluent that has been collected from animals grazing or
fed crops treated within the previous 6 months (pasture)
or 6 weeks (cereals) off-farm. Spreading/irrigating this
manure/effluent may cause damage to clover and other
susceptible plants.
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A simple bioassay can be conducted by collecting
at least 10 spade spits of soil to a depth of 200 mm
from around the paddock and thoroughly mixing the
soil together. Place some of this soil in a shallow
container to a depth of 3-5 cm and sow 100 seeds
of the susceptible plant to be grown (subterranean or
white clover is a good indicator plant where it is not
practical to use the susceptible plant) into the soil. Keep
in a warm and well lit location and ensure the soil does
not dry out. After crop emergence, check the number
of plants that have germinated and seedling vigour.
Symptoms of Hotshot residues include non-germination
or low plant emergence, leaf cupping, leaf whitening,
stem elongation and twisting. If these symptoms
occur – do not grow the susceptible plant. Repeat the
bioassay again after a further time interval.
Further information on residues in composts,
mulches and animal wastes can be found at
direct sunlight.
specifically marked and set up for this purpose, clear
of waterways, desirable vegetation and tree roots,
in compliance with relevant Local, State or Territory
or product.
FIRST AID
Data Sheet for HOTSHOT™ HERBICIDE which is
available from Dow AgroSciences on request.
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HOTSHOT
Apply absorbent material such as earth, sand, clay
granules or cat litter to the spill. Sweep up material for
disposal when absorption is completed and contain in a
refuse vessel for disposal (see STORAGE AND DISPOSAL
section). If necessary wash the spill area with an alkali
detergent and water and absorb as above the wash
liquid for disposal as described above.
SAFETY DIRECTIONS
• If product on skin immediately wash area with soap
and water.
• Wash hands after use
• When opening the container, preparing spray and
using prepared spray wear cotton overalls buttoned
to the neck and wrist and a washable hat, elbow
length PVC gloves and goggles.
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CAUTION
CAUTION
KEEP OUT OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
INDAR
KEEP OUT
OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
BEFORE
OPENING
OR USING
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Fungicide
Fungicide
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 240 g/L FENBUCONAZOLE
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 240 g/L FENBUCONAZOLE
For the control of certain disease in bananas, nectarines and wheat as specified in the
For
the control
of certain disease in bananas, nectarines and wheat as specified in the
Directions
For Use.
Directions For Use.
Dow
AgroSciences
Australia
Limited
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24 003
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Rodborough
Road
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE
RESTRAINTS:
DO NOT apply with spray droplets smaller than a MEDIUM spray droplet category as defined by the ASABE S572 Standard.
Users MUST ONLY USE nozzles classified as suitable for delivering a MEDIUM spray droplet category according to the
nozzle manufacturers specifications.
DO NOT apply when wind speed is less than 3 or more than 20 kilometres per hour as measured at the application site.
Users of this product MUST make an accurate written record of the details of each spray application within 24 hours
following application and KEEP this record for a minimum of 2 years. The spray application details that must be recorded
are: 1. date and start and finish times of application; 2. location address and paddock/s sprayed; 3. full name of this
product; 4. amount used per hectare and number of hectares applied to; 5. crop/situation and weed/pest; 6. wind speed
and direction during application; 7. air temperature; 8. nozzle brand, model and type and spray system pressure measured
during application; 9. name and address of person applying this product. (Additional record details may be required by the
state or territory where this product is used).
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MANDATORY NO-SPRAY ZONES
DO NOT apply if there are livestock, pasture or any land that is producing feed for livestock within 15 metres downwind of
the application area.
THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT IS SUBJECT TO A CROPLIFE AUSTRALIA,
RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT STRATEGY
CROP
Nectarines
DISEASE
Brown Rot
(Monilinia spp.)
RATE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
15 mL/100 L
For Concentrate
Spraying refer to
the APPLICATION
section
For protection against brown rot of fruit apply 2 sprays at
3 weeks and 1 week before harvest. In the case of susceptible
varieties or conditions which are favourable for disease
development, additional sprays before or during harvest may be
required (note Resistance Management Strategy).
Apply by dilute or concentrate spraying equipment. Apply the same
total amount of product to the target crop whether applying this
product by dilute or concentrate spraying methods. Do not use at
concentrations greater than 40 mL/100 L of water.
Resistance Management Strategy (Nectarines)
Apply Indar Fungicide in a protective spray program. DO NOT wait until disease levels have built up to make applications as this reduces the
effectiveness of control and increases the risk of resistance development.
DO NOT apply more than 2 consecutive sprays of Indar™ Fungicide or other Group 3 fungicide before changing to another group.
Bananas
(NSW, NT, Qld &
WA only)
Leaf Spot/
Yellow Sigatoka
(Mycosphaerella
musicota)
Black Sigatoka
(Mycosphaerella fijiensis)
420 mL/ha
+ 5 L of water
miscible oil
Tropical Areas (Nth Qld, NT and Northern WA)
Apply on a schedule of 14-21 day intervals using the shorter
interval during periods of high disease pressure (e.g. during
the wet season). When changing to protectant products (e.g.
Dithane™ Rain Shield™ Neo Tec™ Fungicide) in the program
after using Indar Fungicide, ensure the protectant
is applied within 14 days of the last Indar application.
Sub-tropical Areas (Sth Qld and Northern NSW)
Apply on a schedule of 21-28 day intervals using the shorter
interval during periods of high disease pressure.
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INDAR
DO NOT apply by aircraft to nectarines or wheat.
INDAR
THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT IS SUBJECT TO A CROPLIFE AUSTRALIA,
RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT STRATEGY
CROP
DISEASE
RATE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Resistance Management Strategy (Bananas)
Tropical Areas: Apply a regular schedule of protectant fungicides. When disease potential is high apply 2-3 consecutive Indar Fungicide
sprays before changing to a fungicide from a different activity group (not Group 3). No more than 6 Group 3 sprays should be used in
any 12 month period (Indar is a Group 3 fungicide). DO NOT use Group 3 fungicides during July, August or September.
Sub-tropical Areas: When using Indar Fungicide, always apply at least 2 consecutive sprays. DO NOT use more than 5 Group 3 fungicides in
any 12 month period (Indar is a Group 3 fungicide).
Wheat
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Stripe rust
(Puccinia striiformis)
150 to 300 mL plus
Uptake™ Spraying Oil
at 500 mL/100 L
IMPORTANT: This product must be used with Uptake™
Spraying Oil at 500 mL/100 L.
Apply before 1% of the leaf area is infected. Best results
will be achieved when applied before disease is detected
in the crop.
Use the higher rate when disease is present at application; or
when conditions favour disease development; or where longer
residual protection is required.
If a spray is applied prior to flag leaf emergence and conditions
are favourable for disease development, then a second spray
may be required. In this situation, spray at full flag leaf
emergence and before 1% of the leaf area is infected.
Crop growth stages: Do not apply later than head emergence
(ZGS 59). Do not apply more than 2 applications of 300 mL/ha.
Adjuvants: Always apply with Uptake Spraying Oil at
500 mL/100 L
WITHHOLDING PERIODS
Nectarines, Bananas: DO NOT HARVEST FOR 1 DAY AFTER APPLICATION.
Wheat: NOT REQUIRED WHEN USED AS DIRECTED
GRAZING WITHHOLDING PERIOD:
Nectarines, Bananas: DO NOT ALLOW LIVESTOCK TO GRAZE ORCHARDS OR PLANTATIONS OR CUT FODDER FROM
TREATED AREAS FOR STOCKFEED FOR 4 WEEKS AFTER APPLICATION.
Wheat: DO NOT ALLOW LIVESTOCK TO GRAZE CROP OR CUT HAY FROM TREATED AREAS FOR STOCKFEED FOR
14 DAYS AFTER APPLICATION.
ANIMAL SLAUGHTER INTERVAL:
The above grazing withholding period only applies to stock slaughtered for the domestic market. Some export markets apply
different standards. To meet these standards, ensure that in addition to complying with the grazing withholding period, the
below Export Slaughter Interval is observed before stock are sold or slaughtered.
EXPORT SLAUGHTER INTERVAL
After observing the withholding period for grazing or cutting for stock food, livestock that have been grazed on or fed treated
crops should be placed on clean feed for 3 days prior to slaughter.
MANDATORY NO-SPRAY ZONE
DO NOT apply when there are livestock, pasture or any land that is producing feed for livestock within 15 metres downwind
of the application area.
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For fungicide resistance management the product is a
Group 3 fungicide. Some naturally occurring individual
fungi resistant to Indar Fungicide and other Group 3
fungicides may exist through normal genetic variability
in any fungal population. The resistant individuals can
eventually dominate the fungal population if these
fungicides are used repeatedly. These resistant fungi will
not be controlled by Indar Fungicide or other Group 3
fungicides, thus resulting in a reduction in efficacy and
possible yield loss. Since the occurrence of resistant fungi
is difficult to detect prior to use, Dow AgroSciences accepts
Indar Fungicide to control resistant fungi.
Note:
Indar Fungicide may be harmful to beneficial arthropods
and may not be suitable for use in IPM programs.
APPLICATION: Nectarines
DO NOT apply to nectarines by aircraft.
Apply in a sufficient volume of water to achieve thorough
coverage of all blossoms, fruit and foliage. The volume of
water required to achieve this will depend on the size of the
trees. Apply by dilute or concentrate spraying equipment.
Apply the same total amount of product to the target crop
spraying methods.
DO NOT use at concentrations greater than 40 mL/100 L
of water.
Dilute Spraying
sprayed.
of run-off.
as the crop grows.
Concentrate Spraying
those required to reach the point of run-off) and matched to
the crop being sprayed.
volume.
Determine an appropriate dilute spray volume (see Dilute
Spraying above) for the crop canopy. This is needed to
calculate the concentrate mixing rate.
Example only
1. Dilute spray volume as determined above: For example
1200 L/ha
2. Your chosen concentrate spray volume: For example
600 L/ha
3. The concentration factor in this example is: 2 X
(i.e. 1200 L ÷ 600 L = 2)
concentrate rate becomes 2 x 15, which is 30 mL/100 L
of concentrate spray.
The chosen spray volume, amount of product per 100 L of
water, and the sprayer set up and operation may need to
be changed as the crop grows. For further information on
concentrate spraying, users are advised to consult relevant
industry guidelines, undertake appropriate competency
training and follow industry Best Practices.
APPLICATION: Bananas
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Ground Application
Apply by misting or air-blast machines to provide thorough
coverage of all foliage.
Aerial Application
Apply by aircraft in a minimum total volume of 20 L/ha.
APPLICATION: Wheat
DO NOT apply to wheat by aircraft.
Ground Application
Apply in spray volumes from 50 to 100 L of water /ha using
a medium quality spray. Good coverage is required for
best results.
PRECAUTION: Re-entry Period
dried unless wearing cotton overalls (or equivalent clothing)
and chemical resistant gloves. Clothing must be laundered
after each day.
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INDAR
INDAR
AND ENVIRONMENT
DO NOT apply Indar Fungicide to nectarines or wheat
by aircraft. Spray drift may occur under adverse
meteorological conditions or from certain spray equipment.
DO NOT apply under weather conditions or from equipment
that may cause spray drift onto sensitive areas including,
but not limited to, non-target plants/crops, cropping land,
pasture, natural streams, rivers, wetlands or waterways and
human dwellings. DO NOT contaminate streams, rivers or
waterways with the chemical or used containers.
FIRST AID
Sheet for INDAR™ FUNGICIDE which is available on request
from Dow AgroSciences. Call Customer Service Toll Free on
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Store in the closed, original container in a dry, cool, wellventilated area out of direct sunlight.
Store in a locked room or place away from children,
animals, food, feedstuffs, seed and fertilisers.
container type. Read the STORAGE and DISPOSAL
SAFETY DIRECTIONS
the prepared spray (by ground application only), wear
cotton overalls buttoned to the neck and wrist (or
equivalent clothing) and a washable hat and elbow-length
• After each day’s use, wash gloves and
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APVMA Approval No: 54526/10B/0210
POISON
POISON
KEEP OUT OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
KEEP OUT
OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
BEFORE
OPENING
OR USING
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KERB 500 SC
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Selective
Selective Herbicide
Herbicide
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT:
ACTIVE
CONSTITUENT:
SOLVENT:
SOLVENT:
500 g/L PROPYZAMIDE
500g/L
g/LETHYLENE
PROPYZAMIDE
42
GLYCOL
42 g/L ETHYLENE GLYCOL
For the control of emerged broadleaf weeds prior to sowing crops and pastures in conservation
For thesituations
control of and
emerged
broadleaf
weeds
priorintocrops
sowing
and pastures
tillage
for selective
weed
control
andcrops
situations
detailedininconservation
the
tillage
situations
and for selective weed control in crops and situations detailed in the
Directions
for Use.
Directions for Use.
This is aread
PHENOXY
Please
the DriftHERBICIDE
Warning Statement.
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AgroSciences
Australia
Limited
ABNNSW
24 003
20
Rodborough
Road
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FOREST
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE
RESTRAINTS:
DO NOT use Kerb on heavy red and peat soils.
CROP
WEEDS CONTROLLED
RATE L/ha
Lettuce (Direct sown)
Barnyard grass, Summer grass, Winter
grass, Rye grass, Portulaca, Prince of
Wales feather, Blackberry nightshade,
Chickweed, Nettles, Shepherd’s purse
and Wireweed
All States
4.5 L/ha in
330-550 L
of water
Lettuce (Transplanted)
Apply pre-emergence immediately after sowing.
To ensure best results, the seed-bed should be
well prepared and free from clods. Sprinkler
irrigation after application is desirable.
Apply immediately after transplanting to clean, freshly
worked soils, well prepared and free from clods.
Sprinkler irrigation after application is desirable.
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Lucerne, clover,
medics etc., grown
for forage, hay or
seed production
KERB 500 SC
Victoria only
2.3 L/ha in
330-550 L
of water
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Apply on light sandy soils, low in organic matter.
Annual ryegrass, Winter grass, Barley
grass, Silver grass, Prairie grass,
Canary grass, Great brome, Squirrel
tail Fescue and Rats’ tail fescue
ACT, NSW, SA,
Tas & WA
1 – 1.5 L
SEEDLING CROPS: Apply after the third trifoliate
leaf is fully developed.
Wild oats, Perennial ryegrass, Bent
grass, English couch, Yorkshire fog
grass, Chickweed, Seedling sorrel,
Blackberry nightshade, Paterson’s
curse, Seedling wireweed
ACT, NSW, SA,
Tas & WA
1.5 – 2 L
WEEDS: Apply when weeds are at post- or preemergent stages.
ESTABLISHED CROPS: Apply any time before the
end of July.
BEST RESULTS: When applied during cool and
moist conditions.
Rain or irrigation is necessary to thoroughly
wet the top 3 to 4 cm of soil. This is similar to
25 mm of rain. Use higher rates on heavy soils,
if conditions are not optimal or where a heavy
grass population is expected. Grazing or cutting
BEFORE treatment is recommended.
TURFS & LAWNS
CROP
RATE
L/ha
RATE PER
BOWLING GREEN
(37 m x 37 m)
CRITICAL COMMENTS
All States
1.2 L
(12 mL/100 m2)
170 mL
Queensland blue
couch
Qld only
0.6 L
(0.6 mL/100m2)
85 mL
Apply during the autumn and winter to established
turf infested with seedling winter grass. Sufficient
water should be used to ensure uniform coverage.
Irrigate immediately following application with
equivalent of 12 to 25 mm rainfall and repeat
watering after 24 hours. A repeat treatment may be
necessary on Queensland blue couch after 4 weeks.
Buffalo grass
WA only
1.2L
(12mL/100m2)
170 mL
Common couch
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
Winter grass
DO NOT RE-SEED FOR 60 DAYS AFTER
TREATMENT.
Use only on established turf.
DO NOT use on bluegrass, ryegrass, fescue or bent
grass lawns.
WITHHOLDING PERIOD:
Pasture: DO NOT HARVEST, GRAZE OR CUT FOR STOCK FOOD OR SEED FOR 25 DAYS AFTER APPLICATION.
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Best results are obtained when application is made to a cool
wet soil.
ventilated area. Do not store for prolonged periods in
direct sunlight.
DO NOT store near fertilisers, insecticides, fungicides
and seeds.
Protect from frost.
with relevant Local, State or Territory government
MIXING
required quantity of Kerb 500 SC to water in the spray vat
while stirring or with agitators in motion. DO NOT mix with
other pesticides.
EQUIPMENT
The product should be applied with properly calibrated
spray equipment. Select nozzles to give uniform ground
cover. Equipment which has previously been used for
the application of other weed killers must be thoroughly
decontaminated before use. A suggested method is: Drain
the tank, hoses and boom completely of any remaining
residues. Flush with water and drain completely. Refill with
a solution containing 300 mL household ammonia per
120 litres of water with detergent. Leave to stand overnight,
drain and finally flush again thoroughly with clean water.
Wash spray equipment thoroughly after use.
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Kerb is a member of the amide group of herbicides.
Kerb belongs to the herbicide group with diverse sites
of action. For weed resistance management, Kerb is a
Group D herbicide. Some naturally-occurring weed biotypes
resistant to Kerb and other Group D herbicides may exist
These resistant weeds will not be controlled by Kerb or
other Group D herbicides. Since the occurrence of resistant
Australia Limited accepts no liability for any losses that may
result from the failure of Kerb to control resistant weeds.
representative.
NON-TARGET PLANTS
Apply absorbent material such as earth, sand or clay granules
or cat litter to the spill. Sweep up material for disposal when
absorption is completed and contain in a refuse vessel for
disposal. (see STORAGE AND DISPOSAL section).
SAFETY DIRECTIONS
• When preparing spray and using the prepared spray,
wear cotton overalls buttoned to the neck and wrists,
a washable hat and elbow-length PVC gloves.
• Wash hands after use. After each day’s use, wash gloves
FIRST AID
equipment which may cause spray to drift onto nearby
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KERB 500 SC
Sheet for KERB™ 500 SC HERBICIDE, which is available from
KERB 500 SC
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Fungicide
Fungicide
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 250 g/L QUINOXYFEN
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 250 g/L QUINOXYFEN
For use as a protectant against powdery mildew in grapevines as specified in
For
use as a protectant
the Directions
For Use. against powdery mildew in grapevines as specified in
DowRodborough
AgroSciences
Australia
Limited
ABN 24
0032086
771 659
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Road
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NSW
CUSTOMER
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® ™ Trademark
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LEGEND
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
LEGEND
CROP
Grapes
DISEASE
Powdery mildew
(Uncinula necator)
RATE
Dilute Spraying:
10-20 mL/100 L water
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Use as a protectant treatment only.
Legend Fungicide has no curative activity and does not control
existing infection (powdery mildew between infection and
visible stage).
Use 10 mL rate as part of a protectant spray program.
Retreat every 7-10 days as necessary.
Concentrate Spraying:
Refer to the
Mixing/Application
Section
Use 20 mL rate during periods when high or sustained infection
pressure is expected.
Retreat every 10-14 days as necessary.
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Apply by dilute or concentrate spraying equipment. Apply the
same total amount of product to the vines whether applied by
either method.
DO NOT use more than 3 applications to any vine crop in one season.
Legend Fungicide is a foliar applied protectant fungicide that only has preventative properties. The protectant activity
demonstrated by Legend Fungicide when applied to plant foliage is primarily by volatilization and reabsorption onto new,
untreated plant material. Protection is not limited to the leaf to which it is applied. Legend Fungicide is strongly bound to
leaf waxes and therefore not easily washed off the foliage by rain if allowed to dry after application.
WITHHOLDING PERIOD
HARVEST WITHHOLDING PERIOD: DO NOT HARVEST FOR 14 DAYS AFTER APPLICATION.
STOCKFOOD WITHHOLDING PERIOD: NOT REQUIRED WHEN USED AS DIRECTED.
Grapes For Export Wine: REFER TO THE AWRI WINEGRID.
EXPORT OF TREATED PRODUCE
Table grape growers should note that suitable MRLs or import tolerances may not be established in all markets for table
grapes treated with Legend Fungicide. If you are growing table grapes for export, please check with Dow AgroSciences
for the latest information on MRLs and export tolerances before using Legend Fungicide.
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MIXING
Agitate or shake the container vigorously prior to use.
The required amount of Legend Fungicide should be added
to a half-full spray tank and agitated well during completion
of filling. Ensure constant and thorough agitation by
mechanical or hydraulic action during mixing and
application. Do not leave spray solutions to stand overnight.
STORAGE OF DILUTED SPRAY MIX
Whenever possible use the spray mix immediately after it
is prepared. However if undesirable weather conditions or
mechanical breakdown occur, the stored spray mix may
be used up to 6 hours after initial mixing. Ensure regular
agitation by mechanical or hydraulic action to thoroughly
remix every 3 hours.
Example Only
1) Dilute spray volume as determined above:
For example, 1500 L/ha
2) Your chosen concentrate spray volume:
3) The concentration factor in this example is:
3 x (i.e. 1500 L ÷ 500 L = 3)
4) If the dilute label rate is 10 mL/100 L (low Legend
rate), then the concentrate rate becomes 3 x 10,
i.e. 30 mL/100 L of concentrate spray.
water and the sprayer set up and operation may need to be
changed as the crop grows.
appropriate competency training and follow industry Best
Practices.
UNIT CANOPY ROW (UCR) APPLICATION
Another method for determining the amount of product to
spray is called the unit canopy row method. This method
is not based on planted area (rate/ha) or row spacing but
considers the width and height of the foliage to determine
the appropriate volume to apply either as a dilute spray
or a concentrate spray. The applied volume per hectare
increases as row spacings become smaller and canopy
sizes increase. This method of application is described in
a Fact Sheet (Agdex 210/744, June 2000 by Geoff Furness
and Peter Magarey) obtainable from SARDI Loxton Centre.
For further information on how to apply this method,
contact your local advisor, department of agriculture staff,
the factsheet above or the authors.
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APPLICATION
For volumes of, or greater than, 1000 L/ha, use the
dilute spray rate. If volume to be applied is less than
1000 L/ha then use the concentrate spraying application
method. Application volume will vary with vine growth
stage, canopy density, pruning regime and crop vigour.
For best results follow the recommendations below.
DILUTE SPRAYING APPLICATION
up to the point of run-off and matched to the crop
being sprayed.
the crop to the point of first run-off. Avoid excessive run-off.
Add the amount of product specified in the Directions for
Use table for each 100 L of water in the tank. Spray to the
point of run-off.
as the crop grows.
Thorough coverage of the grapevines and bunches is
essential.
CONCENTRATE SPRAYING APPLICATION
(that is, a sprayer which applies water volumes less than
throughout the crop canopy using your chosen water volume.
Determine an appropriate dilute spray volume (see DILUTE
SPRAYING above) for the crop canopy. Consult your local
advisor, agronomist or Department of Primary Industries
COMPATIBILITY
Legend Fungicide is NOT compatible with fungicides
containing fosetyl as the aluminium salt. However Legend
Fungicide is compatible with a range of products as follows:
Insecticides
Lorsban™ 750 WG
Miticides
Pyridaben and tebufenpyrad
Fungicides
Chlorothalonil, copper hydroxide, copper oxychloride,
dithianon, Dithane™ Rainshield™ Neo Tec™, mancozeb,
iprodione, procymidone, spiroxamine, pyrimethanil, sulphur
and thiram.
RAINFASTNESS
Legend Fungicide is rainfast one hour after application.
After using Legend Fungicide empty the spray tank and
completely drain the system. Rinse the tank, pumps, lines,
hoses, filters and nozzles by circulating clean water through
the system. Drain and repeat the rinsing procedure twice.
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LEGEND
Legend Fungicide is a member of the phenoxyquinoline
group of fungicides. For fungicide resistance management
the product is a Group 13 Fungicide, which interfere with
spore germination and appressoria formation.
Some naturally occurring individual fungi resistant to the
product and other Group 13 Fungicides may exist through
normal genetic variability in any fungal population. The resistant
individuals can eventually dominate the fungal population if
these fungicides are used repeatedly. These resistant fungi will
not be controlled by this product or other Group 13 Fungicides,
thus resulting in a reduction in efficacy and possible yield loss.
prior to use, Dow AgroSciences Australia Limited accepts no
liability for any losses that may result from the failure of this
product to control resistant fungi.
Since Legend Fungicide has a unique mode of action, it will
control powdery mildew that may be resistant to fungicides
from groups with other modes of action. To help prevent
the onset of resistance DO NOT apply more than three
applications of Legend Fungicide or any product containing
an active ingredient from the same class or mode of action
group, to any grapevine crop in any one season.
chemical resistant gloves and footwear. Stop leak when safe to
do so. Dam area and prevent entry into waterways, and drains.
at 1-800 033 882.
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SAFETY DIRECTIONS
• Repeated exposure may cause allergic disorder.
prepared spray wear cotton overalls buttoned to the
neck and wrist (or equivalent clothing) and elbow-length
PVC gloves. Wash hands after use.
• After each day’s use, wash gloves and contaminated
clothing.
FIRST AID
PRECAUTIONS
dried. When prior entry is necessary, wear cotton overalls
buttoned to the neck and wrist (or equivalent clothing) and
chemical resistant gloves. Clothing must be laundered after
each day’s use.
Sheet for LEGENDTM FUNGICIDE which is available from
Dow AgroSciences on request. Call Customer Service Toll
Free on 1-800 700 096 or visit www.dowagrosciences.com.au
AND ENVIRONMENT
product or used container.
KEEP OUT of REACH of CHILDREN.
Store in the closed original container in a cool, well-ventilated
area, out of direct sunlight.
Triple or pressure rinse container for disposal. Dispose of
rinsate by adding to the spray tank. Do not dispose of
and the cap. Store cleaned container in a sheltered place with
cap removed. It will then be acceptable for recycling at any
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CAUTION
CAUTION
KEEP OUT OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
KEEP OUT
OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
BEFORE
OPENING
OR USING
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Herbicide
Herbicide
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 300 g/L CLOPYRALID present as the triisopropanolamine salt
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 300 g/L CLOPYRALID present as the triisopropanolamine salt
For control of a wide range of broadleaf weeds in wheat, barley, oats, triticale, canola,
For
controlfallow
of a wide
of and
broadleaf
weeds
in wheat,
oats,
triticale,
canola,
pastures,
land,range
forests
industrial
situations
as barley,
specified
in the
Directions
For Use.
pastures, fallow land, forests and industrial situations as specified in the Directions For Use.
DowRodborough
AgroSciences
Australia
Limited
ABN 24
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771 659
20
Road
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FOREST
NSW
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
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FREE
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE
IT IS ESSENTIAL to select a rate appropriate to weed size. Best results will be obtained when weeds are actively growing at
treatment.
RESTRAINTS:
DO NOT apply to weeds which may be stressed (inactive growth) due to prolonged periods of extreme heat or cold,
moisture stress (water logging or drought) or previous herbicide treatment as reduced levels of control may result.
DO NOT apply immediately before sowing susceptible crops, or sow susceptible crops into paddocks treated the previous
year with Lontrel until after the required plantback period has elapsed (see PROTECTION OF CROPS NATIVE AND OTHER
NON-TARGET PLANTS section).
DO NOT compost material from treated plants or crops before reading the PROTECTION OF CROPS NATIVE AND OTHER
NON-TARGET PLANTS section.
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DO NOT spray if rain is likely within 3 hours.
CROP
Barley
Oats
Triticale
Wheat
CROP STAGE
Pre-sowing
WEED
Capeweed
WEED STAGE
RATE
mL/ha
STATE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Up to 8 leaf
and maximum
10 cm diameter
150 plus
knockdown
herbicide
WA only
Pre-sowing: This rate should
only be used in tank mixture with
formulations of paraquat/diquat or
glyphosate.
150 plus
diuron at
300 mL/ha
Post sowing pre-emergent to 3 leaf:
This rate should only be used in tank
mixture with diuron for control of
transplants.
Cotyledons to
6 leaf and
maximum
5 cm diameter
150
Early post-emergent: Weeds
should be growing actively and not
larger than 5 cm diameter.
Capeweed
Soldier thistle
Up to 10 cm
diameter
(4 to 8 leaf)
300
Volunteer
chickpeas, Lentils
and Safflower
Up to 6 leaf
250
Volunteer faba
beans and Lupins
Up to 4 leaf
Volunteer field
peas
Maximum
10 cm high
or 6 nodes
Volunteer medics
and seedling
lucerne
Up to 8 leaf
Volunteer
sub-clover
Up to 6 leaf
Volunteer vetch
Runners up
to 10 cm
maximum
16 leaf
LONTREL
Post-sowing
pre-emergence
through to 3 leaf
Early postemergence
(2 leaf to jointing)
4 to 5 leaf
onwards
Prickly lettuce
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4 to 6 leaf
and maximum
8 cm diameter
NSW, Vic,
SA, Tas
and
WA only
Weeds should be young and
actively growing. Weeds will
become stunted and not be
competitive soon after application
although final results may not
show for some weeks.
Faba beans and lupins will only be
suppressed.
150
75 plus
700 mL/ha
MCPA LVE
150
100
75 plus
700 mL/ha
MCPA LVE
150 plus
700 mL/ha
MCPA LVE
Use 75 mL/ha rate only in
combination with MCPA LVE.
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CROP
Barley
Oats
Triticale
Wheat
CROP STAGE
4 to 5 leaf
onwards
WEED
WEED STAGE
RATE
mL/ha
STATE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Thistles including:
Nodding
Saffron
Scotch
Slender
Spear
Stemless
Variegated
Rosettes up
to 10 cm
maximum
diameter
50 plus
1 L/ha
MCPA
amine
(500 g/L)
or 50 plus
700 mL/ha
MCPA LVE
NSW, Vic,
SA, Tas,
WA and
Qld only
although final results may not
show for some weeks.
suppressed.
Canola
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tillering
Skeleton weed
5 to 15 cm
rosettes
500 plus
1 L/ha
MCPA
amine
500 g/L
NSW, Vic
and
SA only
Weeds should be a minimum 5 cm
in diameter, and growing actively.
This rate will give control until
harvest and substantially reduce
weed numbers the following season.
2 to 8 leaf
Capeweed
Saffron thistle
Skeleton weed
Soldier thistle
Up to 10 cm
diameter
(4 to 8 leaf)
300
NSW, Vic,
SA, Tas,
WA and
Qld only
Volunteer
chickpeas, Lentils
and Safflower
Up to 6 leaf
250
become stunted and will not be
although final results may not show
for some weeks. Skeleton weed will
only be controlled until harvest.
Volunteer faba
beans and Lupins
Up to 4 leaf
250
suppressed.
Maximum 10 cm
high or 6 nodes
150
For the control of annual grasses,
Lontrel may be tank mixed with
Verdict™ 520 Herbicide.
Volunteer field
peas
Volunteer medics
and seedling
lucerne
Up to 8 leaf
Volunteer
sub-clover
Up to 6 leaf
Volunteer vetch
Runners up to
10 cm maximum
16 leaf
100
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CROP
CROP STAGE
Pastures
and Fallow
land
Post-emergence
WEED
WEED STAGE
RATE
mL/ha
STATE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Hardhead
thistle (creeping
knapweed,
Russian knapweed)
Actively
growing plants
Hand gun:
500 mL
/100 L
of water.
Boom spray:
2 or 4 L/ha
Vic only
Hand gun:
500 mL/100
L of water.
Boom spray:
4 L/ha
Qld only
50 or 70mL/
ha plus 1 to
1.5 L MCPA
amine
(500 g/L)/ha
Drench gun:
50 mL /1 L
of water
Hand gun:
250 mL
/100 L of
water
NSW, Vic,
Tas, SA
and
Qld only
NOTE: DO NOT USE ON LUCERNE.
CLOVERS AND MEDICS WILL
BE ELIMINATED FOR AT LEAST
ONE YEAR.
Victoria only: Use the lower rate
only on light soils (sand and
sandy loam) where a slightly
lower degree of control is
acceptable. Use the higher rate
on all soil types where complete
control is required. Addition of
a wetting agent at label rates is
recommended for treatment of
hardhead thistle. Spray between
September and April on actively
growing plants for effective
control. Thorough coverage is
essential. Apply in 200 to 250 L
of water/ha.
BOOM SPRAYING: Use the higher
rates of Lontrel plus MCPA on
multicrowned plants or rosettes
larger than 30 cm in diameter.
Spraying may be done at any
time during active growth, usually
in early winter or spring. Avoid
spraying during the dormant
winter period or at any time when
thistles are not actively growing.
Do not spray flowering thistles.
PRE-SPRAY MANAGEMENT: The
pasture should be slightly grazed
prior to spraying to reduce clover
and grass cover and expose the
smaller thistles to the spray. The
grazed pasture should be left 7
days to allow thistles to freshen
prior to treatment.
POST-TREATMENT MANAGEMENT:
Response of thistles to treatment
with the Lontrel plus MCPA
mixture will be slow compared to
the standard treatments with 2,4-D
or MCPA. If possible delay grazing
of sprayed thistles for 14 days
after treatment.
CLOVER DAMAGE: The Lontrel
plus MCPA mixture can be
very damaging to subterranean
clover. The lower rate is no more
damaging than label rates of 2,4-D
or MCPA. The higher rate of the
Lontrel plus MCPA mixture will
reduce the clover component of
the pasture for about 2 months.
Clover recovery will be quicker
during periods of active growth.
HANDGUN (Spot spray): Treat from
rosette stage to early flowering.
Thorough spraying is necessary.
DRENCHGUN: Apply 10 mL to
rosette crown. To multicrown
plants, apply 10 mL to each crown.
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Thistles including:
Nodding
Variegated Scotch
Spear
Slender
Saffron
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Rosette stage
prior to stem
elongation. Treat
rosette stage
prior to stem
elongation.
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CROP STAGE
Pastures
and Fallow
land
Post-emergence
WEED
Nodding thistle
WEED STAGE
RATE
mL/ha
STATE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Rosettes up to
20 cm diameter
100
NSW only
Apply the spray from September to
October. Apply by boom spray only.
DO NOT apply to thistles over 20 cm
in diameter. When thistles are over
20 cm in diameter use Lontrel plus
MCPA (referred to above).
Clover Damage: Damage to white
clover will be no greater than
damage with MCPA alone and less
than damage from Lontrel plus
MCPA mixtures. Damage to subclover may be greater than with
MCPA or 2,4-D alone.
DO NOT use for spot treatment.
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Californian thistle
From early buds
to flowering
(December to
February)
Hand gun:
250 mL
/100 L of
water
Boom spray:
2 L/ha
Vic and
Tas only
Pastures,
Forests,
Rightsof-Way
Industrial
situations
Groundsel bush
Young seedlings
to mature plants
Hand gun:
330 or
500 mL
/100 L of
water
Qld and
NSW only
Spray foliage when growth is
active. Use the lower rate on
young seedlings and the higher
rate on plants more than 2 metres
tall or when growth is slow.
Pasture
and Pinus
radiata
plantations
Silver wattle
Active growth
spring to summer
Hand gun:
500 mL
/100 L of
water
Boom and
aerial spray:
5 L/ha
(weeds
30 cm
to 2 m)
NSW, Vic
and Tas
only
For effective control apply when
bushes are growing actively.
Large trees will not show complete
necrosis.
HANDGUN: Means high volume
NOT low volume knapsack.
Spray to give full coverage of
leaves and stems.
Add organosilicone surfactant at
200 mL/100 L for optimum results.
See GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS for
handgun spraying.
BOOM AND AERIAL SPRAYING:
For boom spraying apply in 150 to
200 L of water/ha.
For aerial treatment apply in a
minimum of 50 L/ha of water
containing 25 to 50% by volume
of anti-evaporant oil such as BP
Ulvapron®. Mix Lontrel and water
first and then add BP Ulvapron®.
Maintain continuous agitation.
Clovers and other legumes will be
eliminated for at least 1 year.
Vic and
Tas only
Apply by hand held weed wiper
or C.D.A. at dilutions with water
at 1:3. Application may be made
at any time of the year provided
foliage is dry at the time. Avoid
spraying non-target plants.
7 L/ha
(weeds
2 to 4 m)
8.5 L/ha
(weeds 4
to 8 m)
Forests
Cape ivy
Any growth stage
Hand gun:
3.3 L/ha
Addition of a wetting agent at label
rates is recommended. Retreatment
of regrowth in the year following
treatment will usually be necessary
to achieve a high level of control.
NOTE: Clovers and medics will be
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CROP
WITHHOLDING PERIODS
Pastures and Fallow Land: DO NOT GRAZE OR CUT FOR
STOCK FOOD FOR 7 DAYS AFTER APPLICATION.
Cereals and Canola: DO NOT GRAZE OR CUT FOR STOCK
FOOD FOR 7 DAYS AFTER APPLICATION.
Cereals: DO NOT APPLY LATER THAN 10 WEEKS BEFORE
HARVEST
Canola: DO NOT HARVEST FOR 12 WEEKS AFTER
APPLICATION.
Forests, except Pinus radiata Plantations: DO NOT GRAZE
Pinus radiata Plantations: DO NOT GRAZE FOR 14 DAYS
AFTER APPLICATION.
PARTIAL CLEANING (before spraying other labelled or
tolerant crops):
After using Lontrel, empty the tank completely and drain
the whole system. Thoroughly wash inside the tank using
a pressure hose. Quarter fill the tank with clean water and
circulate through the pump, line, hoses and nozzles. Drain
and repeat procedure twice.
COMPLETE CLEANING (before spraying susceptible crops):
After using Lontrel, empty the tank completely and drain
the whole system. Thoroughly wash inside the tank using
circulate as above, then drain.
Quarter fill the tank again and add a liquid alkali detergent
system for at least 15 minutes. If using a concentrated
laundry detergent use 250 g (or mL)/100 L water. Do not
use chlorine based cleaners.
Drain, remove filters and nozzles and clean separately.
Rinse inside the tank thoroughly using a pressure hose and
flush system with clean water.
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MIXING
LONTREL
land away from desirable plants and water courses.
Half fill the spray tank with water and add the required
quantity of Lontrel and complete filling. Agitate continuously
to ensure thorough mixing before and during application.
Only mix sufficient chemical for each day’s work.
Tank mixtures: Wettable powder or dry flowable
formulations should be added to the spray tank first,
followed by suspension concentrates (flowables), aqueous
concentrates (Lontrel) and the emulsifiable concentrate
formulations (e.g. Verdict™ 520 or MCPA LVE).
COMPATIBILITY
Lontrel is compatible with the following:
BROADLEAF HERBICIDES: Starane™ 200 or Starane™
Advanced, Ally®, bromoxynil, chlorsulfuron, diuron,
glyphosate, MCPA amine, MCPA LVE, paraquat, SpraySeed®, terbutryn, 2,4-D amine.
GRASS HERBICIDES IN CEREAL CROPS: Diclofop methyl,
Grasp®+, Puma®+ (+ Grasp and Puma for wild oat
control only).
GRASS HERBICIDES ON BROADLEAF CROPS: Verdict™
520 Herbicide.
APPLICATION
BOOM SPRAYING CROP and PASTURES:
Apply Lontrel in sufficient water to obtain good coverage.
It should be applied by an accurately calibrated ground rig
or aircraft, delivering 200 to 300 micron droplets and not
less than 50 L/ha water volume for boom sprayers or not
less than 20 L/ha for aerial applications.
Hardhead thistle - Use a spray volume of 200 to 250 L/ha
of water.
Silver wattle - Use a spray volume of 150 to 200 L/ha of
water by ground boomspray and a minimum spray volume
of 50 L/ha by aircraft.
HIGH VOLUME HAND GUN:
Apply the recommended mix to give full coverage of leaves
and stems through a No. 6-8 tip at 700 to 1500 kPa.
Spray volume for effective coverage of dense 2 metre high
silver wattle should be 30 to 40 litres of spray per 100 m2
(10 m x 10 m) of infestation. For larger areas an equivalent
would be 3000 to 4000 litres per infested hectare.
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Lontrel Herbicide is a member of the pyridines group of
growth mode of action. For weed resistance management,
the product is a Group I herbicide.
These resistant weeds will not be controlled by the product
or other disrupters of plant cell growth herbicides.
representative.
NON-TARGET PLANTS
PLANTBACK PERIODS FOR SOUTHERN AUSTRALIAN
WINTER DOMINANT RAINFALL AREAS (Sth NSW, VIC,
SA, WA)
Required rainfall - A minimum 25 mm rain event in the
post harvest summer to autumn period, with a subsequent
extended period of at least 1 week where the top 10 cm
of the soil stays moist is required to enable breakdown of
soil residues. Fastest residue breakdown will occur under
good soil moisture and warm conditions, which promote
microbial activity. Where significant rain (> 25 mm) has
fallen in summer to autumn, with soil wetting for at least
one week, the following plantback periods apply:
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Following Crops
Rate (mL/ha)
Clover, chickpea,
faba bean, field
pea, lentils, lupins,
medics and vetch
Up to 300
9 months
300 - 500
12 months
> 500
24 months
All label rates
1 week
Barley, canola,
wheat, oats
Plantback Interval
PLANTBACK PERIODS FOR NORTHERN AUSTRALIA
SUMMER DOMINANT RAINFALL AREAS (Nth NSW, QLD)
Required rainfall before plantback:
If planting susceptible summer crops – at least 100 mm rain
If planting susceptible winter crops – at least 150 mm rain
This rain or irrigation should wet the soilf or extended periods
(at least one week) this is essential for breakdown of soil
residues prior to planting susceptible crops.
If planting a cereal or canola crop – at least 50 mm of rain or
irrigation is required to enable soil wetting for at least one week.
Where these requirements have been met the following
plantback periods apply:
Following Crops
Rate (mL/ha) and Plantback Interval
Up to 75 mL/ha
>75 - 300 mL/ha
Chickpea, cotton,
soybean, sunflower
3 months
6 months
Lucerne
9 months
9 months
Maize, sorghum
1 week
2 weeks
Wheat, barley,
oats, canola
1 week
1 week
Note: Susceptible crops should not be sown for at least
2 years where Lontrel Herbicide at more than 300 mL/ha
has been used in northern Australia.
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Composts and mulches - DO NOT apply Lontrel Herbicide
to crops or pastures that will be used for the production of
compost or mulches or mushroom substrate. Such compost
or mulch made from plant material treated with Lontrel may
cause damage to susceptible crops and plants.
Susceptible crops and plants include, but are not limited to
chickpeas, clover, cotton, faba beans, field peas, fruit trees,
lentils, lupins, lucerne, medics, ornamentals, potatoes,
safflower, tomatoes, vegetables, grape and kiwifruit vines,
vetches, and wattles. Field peas, faba beans, lentils and
vetches are particularly susceptible and should not be sown
the season following an application of Lontrel at 500 mL/ha.
Where Lontrel residue carry over from use rates of less
than 500 mL/ha is suspected and susceptible crops are to
be planted, test the treated area as follows:
• Field bioassay - where rain allows, plant a small area of
the susceptible crop 4 to 6 weeks before desired
planting date and take note of any symptoms of injury. If
any herbicide symptoms are observed, only plant either
canola or a cereal (see recommendation for northern
and southern Australia below).
• Pot bioassay - where not practical to do field bioassay,
plant a small number of seeds of the susceptible crop
into pots containing soil from the treated field. Do this
4 to 6 weeks before desired planting date. If any
herbicide symptoms are observed, only plant either
Stubble from treated crops - ensure that harvesters
effectively spread crop straw and do not leave a heavy
‘header trail’ after harvest. Burn (if legal in the area),
bale and remove, slash or incorporate stubble as soon
as practical after harvest and as long as possible before
planting next year to allow microbial breakdown of any
residues in straw. Heavy stubble loads may carry more
residue into the following season. Where heavy stubble
burdens and/or non-wetting soils exist and less than
recommended rain amount have occurred from application
to planting the susceptible crop (see below), only plant a
winter or summer cereal or canola.
Planting crops following use of Lontrel herbicide in
previous crop - planting crops ‘dry’ without significant
rain (see below) in the ‘autumn break’ increases the risk
of injury to susceptible crops. This practice should be
avoided, or only plant a winter or irrigated summer cereal
crop or canola. In severely dry conditions, where less
than 30% of average annual rainfall and/or less than the
minimum rain (see below) has fallen between application
and planting the next year, only plant a winter or irrigated
summer cereal or canola.
SAFETY DIRECTIONS
DO NOT graze or cut treated crops for stock food except as
specified under WITHHOLDING PERIODS.
• May irritate the eyes and skin. Avoid contact with eyes
and skin.
• DO NOT inhale the spray mist.
• When preparing the spray, wear elbow-length PVC gloves
and a face shield.
• After each day’s use, wash gloves and face shield.
AND ENVIRONMENT
Lontrel has low toxicity to fish, birds, honey bees, livestock,
earthworms and aquatic organisms.
LONTREL
FIRST AID
Centre. Phone: Australia 13 11 26
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Storage for all containers
Store in the closed original container in a cool, wellventilated area. DO NOT store for prolonged periods in
direct sunlight.
disposal to an approved waste management facility.
If an approved waste management facility is not available,
bury the empty packaging 500 mm below the surface in a
disposal pit specifically marked and set up for this purpose,
clear of waterways, desirable vegetation and tree roots, in
compliance with relevant Local, State or Territory government
and report them to Dow AgroSciences Emergency Services at
1-800 033 882.
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Sheet for LONTREL™ HERBICIDE which is available from
APVMA Approval: 31635/20/0306
KEEP OUT
OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
BEFORE
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OR USING
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Herbicide
Herbicide
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 600 g/L CLOPYRALID present as the dimethylamine salt.
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 600 g/L CLOPYRALID present as the dimethylamine salt.
For control of a wide range of broadleaf weeds in wheat, barley, oats, triticale, canola,
For controlfallow
of a wide
of and
broadleaf
weeds
in wheat,
oats,
triticale,
canola,
pastures,
land,range
forests
industrial
situations
as barley,
specified
in the
Directions
for Use.
pastures, fallow land, forests and industrial situations as specified in the Directions for Use.
DowRodborough
AgroSciences Australia
Limited ABN
24 003
7712086
659
20
Road FRENCHS
FOREST
NSW
CUSTOMER
SERVICEofTOLL
700 096
® ™ Trademark
The FREE
Dow1-800
Chemical
Company (“Dow”) or an affiliated company of Dow
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CAUTION
CAUTION
KEEP OUT OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
LONTREL ADVANCED
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
IT IS ESSENTIAL to select a rate appropriate to weed size. Best results will be obtained when weeds are actively growing at treatment.
RESTRAINTS:
DO NOT apply to weeds which may be stressed (inactive growth) due to prolonged periods of extreme heat or cold, moisture stress
(water logging or drought) or previous herbicide treatment as reduced levels of control may result.
DO NOT apply later than the 8 leaf stage of canola.
DO NOT compost material from treated plants or crops before reading the PROTECTION OF CROPS, NATIVE AND OTHER NON-TARGET
PLANTS section.
DO NOT apply more than one application per crop.
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DO NOT apply Lontrel Advanced with spray droplets smaller than a COARSE spray droplet size category according to the “APVMA
Compliance Instructions for Mandatory COARSE or LARGE Droplet Size Categories” located under this title in the GENERAL
INSTRUCTION section of this label.
DO NOT apply when wind speed is less than 3 or more than 20 kilometres per hour as measured at the application site.
Users of this product MUST make an accurate written record of the details of each spray application within 24 hours following
application and KEEP this record for a minimum of 2 years. The spray application details that must be recorded are:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Date with start and finish times of application;
Location address and paddock/s sprayed;
Full name of this product;
Amount of product used per hectare and number of hectares applied to;
Crop/situation and weed/pest;
Wind speed and direction during application;
Air temperature and relative humidity during application;
Nozzle brand, type, spray angle, nozzle capacity and spray system pressure measured during application;
Name and address of person applying this product. (Additional record details may be required by the state or territory where this
product is used.)
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IT IS ESSENTIAL TO OBSERVE PLANTBACK PERIODS FOR SUSCEPTIBLE CROPS WHEN USING THIS PRODUCT.
CROP
Barley
Oats
Triticale
Wheat
CROP STAGE
Pre-sowing
WEED
Capeweed
WEED STAGE
RATE mL/ha
STATE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Up to 8 leaf and
maximum 10 cm
diameter
75 plus
knockdown
herbicide
WA only
Pre-sowing: This rate should
only be used in tank mixture with
formulations of paraquat/diquat or
glyphosate.
Post-sowing
pre-emergence
through to 3 leaf
Post sowing pre-emergent to 3
leaf: This rate should only be used
in tank mixture with diuron for
control of transplants.
75 plus
diuron at
300 mL/ha
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Early postemergence
(2 leaf to jointing)
4 to 5 leaf
through to
booting.
Cotyledons
to 6 leaf and
maximum 5 cm
diameter
75
Capeweed
Soldier thistle
Up to 10 cm
diameter
(4 to 8 leaf)
150
Volunteer
chickpeas, lentils
and safflower
Up to 6 leaf
125
Volunteer faba
beans and lupins
Up to 4 leaf
Volunteer field
peas
Volunteer medics
and seedling
lucerne
Up to 8 leaf
Volunteer
sub-clover
Up to 6 leaf
Volunteer vetch
4 to 5 leaf
onwards
Prickly lettuce
Thistles including:
Nodding
Saffron
Scotch
Slender
Spear
Stemless
Variegated
5 leaf to late
tillering
Maximum
10 cm high or
6 nodes
Skeleton weed
Runners up to
10 cm maximum
16 leaf
Early post-emergent: Weeds
should be growing actively and not
larger than 5 cm diameter.
NSW, Vic,
SA, Tas and
WA only
for some weeks.
suppressed.
75
40 plus
700 mL/ha
MCPA LVE
75
50
40 plus
700 mL/ha
MCPA LVE
4 to 6 leaf and
maximum
8 cm diameter
75 plus
700 mL/ha
MCPA LVE
NSW, Vic,
SA, Tas and
WA only
Rosettes up to
10 cm maximum
diameter
25 plus
1 L/ha MCPA
amine (500 g/L)
or
25 plus
700 mL/ha
MCPA LVE
NSW, Vic,
SA, Tas,
WA and Qld
only
5 to 15 cm
rosettes
250 plus
1 L/ha MCPA
amine 500 g/L
NSW, Vic
and SA
only
for some weeks.
Weeds should be a minimum 5 cm
in diameter, and growing actively.
This rate will give control until
harvest and substantially reduce
weed numbers the following season.
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LONTREL ADVANCED
CROP
Canola
CROP STAGE
2 to 8 leaf
WEED
WEED STAGE
RATE mL/ha
STATE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Capeweed
Saffron thistle
Skeleton weed
Soldier thistle
Up to 10 cm
diameter
(4 to 8 leaf)
150
NSW, Vic,
SA, Tas,
WA and Qld
only
Volunteer
chickpeas, lentils
and safflower
Up to 6 leaf
125
for some weeks. Skeleton weed
will only be controlled until harvest.
suppressed.
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beans and lupins
Up to 4 leaf
125
Maximum
10 cm high or
6 nodes
75
Volunteer medics
and seedling
lucerne
Up to 8 leaf
75
Volunteer
sub-clover
Up to 6 leaf
75
Runners up to
10 cm maximum
16 leaf
50
Volunteer field
peas
Volunteer vetch
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For the control of annual grasses,
Lontrel Advanced may be tank
mixed with Verdict™ 520
Herbicide.
CROP
CROP STAGE
Pastures
and fallow
land
Postemergence
WEED
WEED
STAGE
RATE
mL/ha
STATE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Actively
growing
plants.
Treat rosette
stage prior
to stem
elongation
Motorised
Hand gun:
250 mL/100 L
of water.
Boom spray:
1 or 2 L
Vic only
Motorised
Hand gun:
250 mL/ 100 L
of water.
Boom spray:
2 L/ha
Qld only
Treat rosette
stage prior
to stem
elongation
25 or 35 mL
plus
1 to 1.5 L/ha
MCPA amine
(500 g/L)
Drench gun:
25 mL/1 L
of water
Motorised
Hand gun:
125 mL/100 L
of water
NSW,
Vic,
Tas, SA
and Qld
only
NOTE: DO NOT USE ON LUCERNE. CLOVERS AND MEDICS
WILL BE ELIMINATED FOR AT LEAST ONE YEAR.
VICTORIA ONLY: Use the lower rate only on light soils
(sand and sandy loam) where a slightly lower degree of
control is acceptable. Use the higher rate on all soil types
where complete control is required. Addition of BS1000®
at 0.2%v/v is recommended for treatment of hardhead
thistle. Spray between September and April on actively
growing plants for effective control. Thorough coverage
is essential. Apply in 200 to 250 L of water/ha.
BOOM SPRAYING: Use the higher rates of
Lontrel Advanced plus MCPA on multicrowned plants or
rosettes larger than 30 cm in diameter. Spraying may be
done at any time during active growth, usually in early
winter or spring. Avoid spraying during the dormant
winter period or at any time when thistles are not
actively growing.
Do not spray flowering thistles.
PRE-SPRAY MANAGEMENT: The pasture should be
slightly grazed prior to spraying to reduce clover and
grass cover and expose the smaller thistles to the spray.
The grazed pasture should be left 7 days to allow thistles
to freshen prior to treatment.
POST-TREATMENT MANAGEMENT: Response of thistles
to treatment with the Lontrel plus MCPA mixture will be
slow compared to the standard treatments with 2,4-D
or MCPA. If possible delay grazing of sprayed thistles for
14 days after treatment.
CLOVER DAMAGE: The Lontrel Advanced plus MCPA
mixture can be very damaging to subterranean clover.
The lower rate is no more damaging than label rates of
2,4-D or MCPA. The higher rate of the Lontrel Advanced
plus MCPA mixture will reduce the clover component of
the pasture for about 2 months. Clover recovery will be
quicker during periods of active growth.
MOTORISED HANDGUN (Spot spray): Treat from rosette
stage to early flowering. Thorough spraying is necessary.
DRENCHGUN: Apply 10 mL to rosette crown. To multicrown
plants, apply 10 mL to each crown.
Rosettes
up to
20 cm
diameter
50 mL
NSW
only
Apply the spray from September to October. Apply by
boom spray only. DO NOT apply to thistles over 20 cm in
diameter. When thistles are over 20 cm in diameter use
Lontrel Advanced plus MCPA (referred to above).
Clover Damage: Damage to white clover will be no
greater than damage with MCPA alone and less than
damage from Lontrel plus MCPA mixtures. Damage to
sub-clover may be greater than with MCPA or 2,4-D
alone. DO NOT use for spot treatment.
Californian
thistle
From early
buds to
flowering
(December
to February)
Motorised
Hand gun:
125 mL/100 L
of water
Boom spray:
1 L/ha
Vic and
Tas
only
Addition of BS1000 at 0.2%v/v is recommended.
Retreatment of regrowth in the year following treatment
will usually be necessary to achieve a high level of
control. NOTE: Clovers and medics will be eliminated for
at least one year.
Groundsel
bush
Young
seedlings
to mature
plants
Motorised
Hand gun:
165-250
mL/100 L
of water
Qld and
NSW
only
Spray foliage when growth is active. Use the lower rate
on young seedlings and the higher rate on plants more
than 2 metre tall or when growth is slow.
Hardhead
thistle
(creeping
knapweed,
Russian
knapweed)
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Thistles
including:
Nodding
Variegated
Scotch
Spear
Slender
Saffron
Nodding
thistle
Pasture,
Forests,
Rightsof-Way
Industrial
situations
Postemergence
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LONTREL ADVANCED
CROP
CROP STAGE
Pinus
radiata
plantations
Forests
Postemergence
WEED
WEED
STAGE
RATE
mL/ha
STATE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Silver wattle
Active
growth
spring to
summer
Motorised
Hand gun:
250 mL/100 L
of water
Boom spray:
2.5 L/ha (weeds
30 cm to 2 m)
3.5 L/ha (weeds
2 to 4 m)
4.3 L/ha (weeds
4 to 8 m)
NSW,
Vic and
Tas
only
For effective control apply when bushes are growing
actively. Large trees will not show complete necrosis.
MOTORISED HANDGUN: Apply as a high volume spray
to give full coverage of leaves and stems. Add Pulse
penetrant at 200 mL/100 L for optimum results. See
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS for handgun spraying.
GROUND BOOM AND AERIAL SPRAYING: For ground
boom spraying apply in 150 to 200 L of water/ha.
For aerial treatment apply in a minimum of 50 L/ha
of water containing 500 mL/ha Uptake Spraying Oil.
Mix Lontrel and water first and then add Ulvapron.
Maintain continuous agitation. Clovers and other legumes
will be eliminated for at least one year.
Hand held
CDA:
1.7 L/ha
Vic and
Tas
only
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Cape ivy
Any growth
stage
Apply by hand held weed wiper or C.D.A. at dilutions with
water at 1:3. Application may be made at any time of the
year provided foliage is dry at the time. Avoid spraying
non-target plants.
NOT TO BE USED FOR ANY PURPOSE, OR IN ANY MANNER CONTRARY TO THIS LABEL UNLESS AUTHORISED
UNDER APPROPRIATE LEGISLATION.
WITHHOLDING PERIODS
Pastures and Fallow Land: DO NOT GRAZE OR CUT FOR STOCK FOOD FOR 7 DAYS AFTER APPLICATION.
Cereals and Canola: DO NOT GRAZE OR CUT FOR STOCK FOOD FOR 7 DAYS AFTER APPLICATION.
Cereals (Harvest): DO NOT APPLY LATER THAN 10 WEEKS BEFORE HARVEST.
Canola (Harvest): NOT REQUIRED WHEN USED AS DIRECTED.
Forests, except Pinus radiata Plantations: DO NOT GRAZE FOR 7 DAYS AFTER APPLICATION.
Pinus radiata Plantations: DO NOT GRAZE FOR 14 DAYS AFTER APPLICATION.
MIXING
Tank-mixing: The following order should be followed:
1. Quarter fill the spraytank maintaining agitation.
2. Add any wettable powders or dry flowable formulations with
continuous agitation, ensure product is completely dissolved.
3. Add Lontrel Advanced Herbicide.
4. Add water to half fill the spray tank.
5. Add other suspension concentrates (flowables), aqueous
concentrates and the emulsifiable
concentrates including other selective grass herbicides or
broadleaf herbicides.
6. If UptakeTM Spraying Oil or BS1000 is to be used add when
spray tank is three quarters full.
7. If other adjuvants or a wetting agent is to be used, add these
according to their label.
Only mix sufficient spray solution for immediate use and
avoid storing.
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COMPATIBILITY
CONVENTIONAL CANOLA: LontrelTM Advanced + VerdictTM 520 +
UptakeTM Spraying Oil are compatible and selective.
TRIAZINE TOLERANT CANOLA: Atrazine + Lontrel Advanced +
Verdict 520 + Uptake Spraying Oil are compatible and selective.
CLEARFIELD CANOLA: Intervix® + Lontrel Advanced are
compatible and selective.
Lontrel Advanced is compatible with the following:
BROADLEAF HERBICIDES: StaraneTM Advance, Ally®, bromoxynil,
bromoxynil MA, chlorsulfuron, diuron, RipperTM 480, MCPA
amine, CANVASTM 750 LVE, paraquat, Spray-Seed®, terbutryn,
2,4-D amine, BroadstrikeTM, Eclipse®, Eclipse/MCPA LVE,
Ally/MCPA LVE,GarlonTM 600, atrazine, simazine, TordonTM 242,
TorpedoTM, ConcludeTM,Tigrex®, Precept®, Jaguar®, Velocity®,
Ecopar®, Paragon®, and Affinity® Force®.
GRASS HERBICIDES ON BROADLEAF CROPS: VerdictTM 520
Herbicide, clethodim, Intervix®, atrazine and simazine.
Achieve® WG, Wildcat®, Topik® 240EC, Tristar®, Atlantis® Selective
OD, Hussar®, Axial®, CrusaderTM
ADJUVANTS: UptakeTM Spraying Oil, BS1000
™ Trademark Dow AgroSciences, ® Registered Trademarks
GROUND BOOM
USE ONLY nozzles that the nozzles’ manufacturer has rated
to deliver a COARSE, a VERY COARSE or an EXTREMELY
COARSE droplet size category as referenced to ASABE S572
or BCPC. Choose a nozzle specified to provide the droplet
size category required in the label Spray Drift Restraints.
DO NOT use a higher spray system pressure than the
maximum the manufacturer specifies for the selected nozzle
to deliver the droplet size category required in the label Spray
Drift Restraint.
Quarter fill the tank again and add a liquid alkali detergent at
500 mL/100 L water and circulate throughout the system for at
least 15 minutes. If using a concentrated laundry detergent use
250 g (or mL)/100 L water.
Do not use chlorine based cleaners.
Drain, remove filters and nozzles and clean separately. Rinse
inside the tank thoroughly using a pressure hose and flush
system with clean water.
These tank cleaning recommendations are for Lontrel only.
Please consult tankmix partner labels to determine requirements
for decontamination.
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Apply in 50-100 L water/ha using at least a coarse spray
through accurately calibrated equipment.
Hardhead thistle – Use at least a coarse spray and 200 to
250 L/ha of water.
Silver wattle – Use at least a coarse spray and 150 to
200 L/ha of water.
AERIAL APPLICATION
Apply in not less than 20 L water/ha using a COARSE spray
through accurately calibrated equipment. DO NOT use less than
50 L/ha for silver wattle.
Fixed wing: For up to a maximum aircraft speed of 120
knots and a COARSE droplet size category, USE ONLY narrow
angle flat fan nozzles with spray angle less than or equal to 40°
and oriented straight back to the light direction. USE ONLY a
spray system pressure greater than or equal to 4 bar.
Helicopter: For helicopter applications requiring a COARSE or
a VERY COARSE spray droplet size category, USE ONLY nozzles
selected with the methods previously specified for fixed-wing
aircraft in Section 2.
MOTORISED HIGH VOLUME HAND GUN
Apply the recommended mix to give full coverage of leaves and
stems through a No. 6-8 tip at 700 to 1500 kPa. Spray volume
for effective coverage of dense two metre high silver wattle
should be 30 to 40 litres of spray per 100 m2 (10 m x 10 m)
of infestation. For larger areas an equivalent would be 3000 to
4000 litres per infested hectare.
PARTIAL CLEANING (before spraying other labelled or
tolerant crops):
After using Lontrel Advanced, empty the tank completely and
drain the whole system. Thoroughly wash inside the tank using
circulate through the pump, line, hoses and nozzles. Drain and
repeat procedure twice.
COMPLETE CLEANING (before spraying crops that are
susceptible to residues of Lontrel Advanced).
After using Lontrel Advanced, empty the tank completely and
drain the whole system. Thoroughly wash inside the tank using
circulate as above, then drain.
Lontrel Advanced is a member of the pyridines group of
herbicides. The product has the disrupters of plant cell growth
mode of action. For weed resistance management, the product
is a Group I herbicide.
Some naturally occurring weed biotypes resistant to the product
and other Group I herbicides may exist through normal genetic
variability in any weed population. The resistant individuals can
eventually dominate the weed population if these herbicides are
used repeatedly. These resistant weeds will not be controlled by
the product or other Group I herbicides.
losses that may result from the failure of the product to control
resistant weeds.
representative.
NON-TARGET PLANTS
equipment that may cause spray drift onto nearby susceptible
Composts and mulches - DO NOT apply Lontrel Advanced
to crops or pastures that will be used for the production of
compost or mulches or mushroom substrate. Such compost or
mulch made from plant material treated with Lontrel may cause
damage to susceptible crops and plants.
Susceptible crops and plants include, but are not limited to
chickpeas, clover, cotton, faba beans, field peas, fruit trees,
lentils, lupins, lucerne, medics, ornamentals, potatoes, safflower,
tomatoes, vegetables, grape and kiwifruit vines, vetches, and
wattles. Field peas, faba beans, lentils and vetches are particularly
susceptible and should not be sown the season following an
application of Lontrel Advanced at 500 mL/ha.
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APPLICATION
LONTREL ADVANCED
Where Lontrel Advanced residue carryover from use rates of
less than 250 mL/ha is suspected and susceptible crops are
to be planted, test the treated area as follows:
• Field bioassay – where rain allows, plant a small area of the
susceptible crop four to six weeks before desired planting
date and take note of any symptoms of injury. If any herbicide
symptoms are observed, only plant either canola or a cereal
(see recommendation for northern and southern Australia
below).
• Pot bioassay – where not practical to do field bioassay, plant
a small number of seeds of the susceptible crop into pots
containing soil from the treated field. Do this four to six weeks
before desired planting date. If any herbicide symptoms
are observed, only plant either canola or a cereal (see
recommendation for northern and southern Australia below).
Stubble from treated crops – ensure that harvesters effectively
spread crop straw and do not leave a heavy ‘header trail’ after
harvest. Burn (if legal in the area), bale and remove, slash or
incorporate stubble as soon as practical after harvest and as
long as possible before planting next year to allow microbial
breakdown of any residues in straw. Heavy stubble loads may
carry more residues into the following season. Where heavy
stubble burdens and/or non-wetting soils exist and less than
recommended rain amount have occurred from application to
planting the susceptible crop (see below), only plant a winter or
Planting crops following use of Lontrel Advanced in
previous crop – planting crops ‘dry’ without significant rain
(see below) in the ‘autumn break’ increases the risk of injury to
susceptible crops. This practice should be avoided, or only plant
a winter or irrigated summer cereal crop or canola. In severely
dry conditions, where < 30% of average annual rainfall and/
or less than the minimum rain (see below) has fallen between
application and planting the next year, only plant a winter or
irrigated summer cereal or canola.
PLANTBACK PERIODS FOR NORTHERN AUSTRALIA
SUMMER DOMINANT RAINFALL AREAS (Nth NSW, QLD):
PLANTBACK PERIODS FOR SOUTHERN AUSTRALIAN
WINTER DOMINANT RAINFALL AREAS (Sth NSW, VIC,
SA, WA):
specified under WITHHOLDING PERIODS.
If planting susceptible summer crops – at least 100 mm rain
or irrigation.
If planting susceptible winter crops – at least 150 mm rain
or irrigation.
If planting a cereal or canola crop – at least 50 mm of rain
or irrigation.
For all situations, sufficient rainfall or irrigation to enable soil
wetting for at least one week is essential to enable residue
breakdown before planting susceptible crops.
Where these requirements have been met the following
plantback periods apply:
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Required rainfall - A minimum 25 mm rain event in the post
harvest summer to autumn period, with a subsequent extended
period of at least one week where the top 10 cm of the soil
stays moist is required to enable breakdown of soil residues.
Fastest residue breakdown will occur under good soil moisture
and warm conditions, which promote microbial activity. where
significant rain (> 25 mm) has fallen in summer to autumn,
with soil wetting for at least one week, the following plantback
periods apply:
Following Crops
Rate (mL/ha) used
previously
Plantback Interval
Clover, chickpea,
faba bean, field pea,
lentils, lupins, medics
and vetch
Up to 150
9 months
150-250
12 months
>250
24 months
All label rates
1 week
Barley, canola,
wheat, oats
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Following Crops
Rate (mL/ha) and plantback interval
Up to 40 mL/ha
>40 -150 mL/ha
Lucerne
9 months
9 months
Chickpea, Cotton
Soybean, Sunflower
3 months
6 months
Maize, sorghum
1 week
2 weeks
Wheat, barley, oats,
canola
1 week
1 week
Note: Susceptible crops should not be sown for at least two
years where Lontrel Advanced at more than 150 mL/ha has
been used in Northern Australia.
Cereals and canola may be safely planted less than one week
after application. However, post-emergent weed control may be
reduced due to soil disturbance if one week is not allowed after
application.
AND ENVIRONMENT
Lontrel Advanced has low toxicity to fish, birds, honey bees,
livestock, earthworms and aquatic organisms.
FIRST AID
Store in the closed, original container in a cool, well ventilated
area which is securely locked. DO NOT store for prolonged
periods in direct sunlight.
adding to the spray tank. Do not dispose of undiluted chemicals
on site. Wash outside of the container and the cap. Store cleaned
container in a sheltered place with cap removed. It will then
be acceptable for recycling at any drumMUSTER collection
Additional information is listed in the Material Safety Data Sheet
for LONTREL™ ADVANCED HERBICIDE which is available from
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1-800 033 882.
SAFETY DIRECTIONS
• May irritate the eyes, nose and throat. Avoid contact with eyes.
• DO NOT inhale the spray mist.
• When opening the container and preparing spray, wear cotton
overalls buttoned to the neck and wrist (or equivalent clothing),
elbow-length chemical resistant gloves and a disposable dust
face mask covering mouth and nose.
• If applying by hand, wear cotton overalls buttoned to the neck
and wrist (or equivalent clothing),
elbow-length chemical resistant gloves and a disposable dust
face mask covering mouth and nose.
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CAUTION
CAUTION
KEEP OUT OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
KEEP OUT
OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
BEFORE
OPENING
OR USING
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LONTREL 750 SG
™
™
Herbicide
Herbicide
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 750 g/kg CLOPYRALID present as the potassium salt
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 750 g/kg CLOPYRALID present as the potassium salt
For the control of a wide range of broadleaf weeds in wheat, barley, oats, triticale, canola,
For
the control
of a wide
of broadleaf
in wheat,
barley, oats, triticale, canola,
pastures
and fallow
land range
as specified
in the weeds
Directions
for Use.
pastures and fallow land as specified in the Directions for Use.
DowRodborough
AgroSciences
Australia
Limited
ABN 24
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771 659
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FOREST
NSW
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE
IT IS ESSENTIAL to select a rate appropriate for the weed size. Best results will be obtained when weeds are actively growing
at treatment.
RESTRAINTS:
DO NOT apply to weeds which may be stressed (inactive growth) due to prolonged periods of extreme heat or cold, moisture
stress (water logging or drought) or previous herbicide treatment as reduced levels of control may result.
DO NOT apply immediately before sowing susceptible crops or sow susceptible crops into paddocks treated the previous
year with Lontrel™ 750 SG until after the required plantback period has elapsed – see PROTECTION OF CROPS, NATIVE AND
OTHER NON-TARGET PLANTS section.
DO NOT apply this product by air or mister within a Chemical Control Area in Victoria without a valid permit.
DO NOT apply later than the 8 leaf stage of canola or the 1st node stage of winter cereals.
DO NOT compost material from treated plants or crops before reading the PROTECTION OF CROPS, NATIVE AND OTHER
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WEED
Capeweed,
Chickpea (volunteer),
Faba bean (volunteer),
Vetch and
Sub-clover
WEEDS STAGE
RATE g/ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Up to 8 leaf and maximum
10 cm diameter
60 plus
a knockdown herbicide
Pre-sowing: This rate should only be
used in tank mixture with formulations
of paraquat/diquat or glyphosate.
Table 2. Winter Cereals and Canola: Post-sowing Pre-emergence to 3 leaf crop stage
WEED
WEEDS STAGE
Capeweed
(In cereals only, WA only)
Pre-emergence to 8 leaf
and maximum 10 cm
diameter
Capeweed, Faba bean
(volunteer) and Sub-clover
Pre-emergence
RATE g/ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
60 plus diuron at
300 mL/ha
Post sowing pre-emergent to 3 leaf:
This rate should only be used in tank
mixture with diuron for control of
transplants.
120 – 240
Rates of 120 – 200 g/ha give good
suppression (reduced seed set and
up to 80% weed control). 240 g/ha is
required for good control of capeweed
and sub-clover. Apply to moist soil and
time treatment for major germination
of weeds. Good soil moisture and
application close to time of weed
germination is essential for best control.
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Table 1. Winter Cereals and Canola: Pre-sowing Knockdown
Table 3. Winter Cereals: Early Post-emergence 2 leaf to 1st node crop stage
LONTREL 750 SG
WEED
WEEDS STAGE
RATE g/ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Early post-emergent: Weeds should
be young, actively growing and not
larger than listed size. Weeds will
become stunted and non-competitive
soon after application, although final
results may not show for some weeks.
Capeweed
(WA only)
Cotyledons to 6 leaf and
maximum 5 cm diameter
60
Capeweed
Soldier thistle
St Barnaby’s thistle
(4 to 8 leaf)
120
Chickpea
Lentils and Safflower
(volunteers)
Up to 6 leaf
100
Faba bean
and Lupins (volunteers)
Up to 4 leaf
100
Field pea (volunteers)
Maximum 10 cm high or
6 nodes
60
Medic and Lucerne
seedling (volunteers)
Up to 8 leaf
Sub-clover (volunteers)
Up to 6 leaf
Vetch (volunteers)
Runners up to 10 cm and
maximum 16 leaf
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Faba beans and lupins will usually
survive, but will be stunted,
uncompetitive and generally not set
viable seed.
For best control of hairy leaved medics
such as snail medic, add 500 mL
Uptake™ Spraying Oil /100 L of water.
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Table 4. Winter Cereals: Post-emergence tank mixtures WA, SA, Vic, Tas, NSW only (unless specified)
Weeds should be young and actively growing. Weeds will become stunted and non-competitive soon after
application although final results may not show for some weeks. Where a rate range is listed use low rate mixtures
for small weeds to 5 cm across and higher rate mixtures for weeds up to 10 cm across. Use a surfactant such as
BS-1000 for granular herbicides or the recommended adjuvant on the partner herbicide label.
WEED
Capeweed
WEEDS STAGE
Up to 4 leaf, 10 cm diameter
RATE g/ha
80-120 plus
20 g/ha Glean®
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Glean® mixes – 2 leaf to 1st node
crop stage.
40 plus 5-7 g/ha Eclipse® + Eclipse®/MCPA LVE mixes – 3 leaf to
0.35-0.5 L/ha MCPA LVE
1st node. Where 0.5 L/ha MCPA LVE
added apply from 4-5 leaf to 1st node
crop stage.
40 plus 5 g/ha Ally®
+ 0.5 L/ha MCPA LVE
40 plus 0.75 L /ha Tigrex®
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Ally®/MCPA LVE mixes – 4-5 leaf to 1st
node crop stage.
Tigrex® mixes – 3 leaf to 1st node
crop stage, but not on barley or kulin
wheat in WA.
Table 4. Winter Cereals: Post-emergence tank mixtures WA, SA, Vic, Tas, NSW only (unless specified) - continued
WEED
WEEDS STAGE
Field peas (volunteer)
Up to 6 node, 10 cm diameter
Vetch (volunteer)
Up to 4 branch, 10 cm diameter
RATE g/ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
40 plus 5-7 g/ha Eclipse®
+ 0.5-0.7 L/ha bromoxynil
/ MCPA
bromoxynil/MCPA mixes – 3 leaf to 1st
node crop stage.
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40 plus 5g/ha Ally® +
0.35 L/ha MCPA LVE or
30 plus 0.7 L/ha MCPA LVE
Use 30 g/ha only in combination with
MCPA LVE.
Lontrel™ 750 SG + MCPA LVE mixes
– 4-5 leaf to 1st node crop stage.
40 plus 5-7g/ha Eclipse +
0.5-0.7 L/ha bromoxynil
/ MCPA
bromoxynil/MCPA mixes – 3 leaf to 1st
node crop stage.
40 plus 5-7 g/ha Eclipse +
Eclipse/MCPA LVE mixes – 3 leaf to
crop stage.
40 plus 5 g/ha Ally +
Ally/MCPA LVE mixes – 4-5 leaf to 1st
node crop stage.
Chickpea (volunteer)
Up to 4 branch, 10 cm diameter
Faba bean (volunteer)
Up to 4 node, 10 cm tall
Lupin (volunteer)
Up to 6 leaf, 10 cm tall
Sub-clover (volunteer)
Up to 5 trifoliate, 5 cm diameter
Prickly lettuce
Up to 6 leaf, max. 10 cm
diameter
Medic (volunteer)
diameter
Prickly lettuce
diameter
Thistles including:
Nodding, Saffron
Scotch, Slender
Spear, Stemless,
Variegated
Rosettes up to 10 cm max.
diameter
St Barnaby’s Thistle
4 to 8 leaf, 5 to 10 cm across
20-40 + 2,4-D amine
0.5 – 1 L/ha or
MCPA amine 1 – 1.5 L/ha
Sowthistle (common)
(WA, SA, Vic, Tas, NSW
and QLD)
Young rosettes up to 8 true
leaves
40 + 0.8 L/ha Tordon 242
or 5 g/ha Ally + 0.7 L/ha
MCPA LVE
Apply to actively growing young
rosettes. Use Uptake Spraying Oil at
500 mL/100 L of water for improved
control with Tordon™ 242 tank-mixes
or BS-1000 with Ally/MCPA LVE tankmixes. Apply tank-mixes from 4-5 leaf
to 1st node crop stage.
Skeleton weed
(NSW, Vic and SA,
WA only)
5 to 15 cm rosettes
200 plus 1 L/ha
MCPA amine
(500 g/L)
Weeds should be a minimum 5 cm in
diameter, and growing actively. This
rate will give control until harvest and
substantially reduce weed numbers
the following season. Apply from 4-5
leaf to 1st node crop stage.
60 + 700 mL/ha
MCPA LVE
20 plus 1 L/ha MCPA amine
(500 g/L) or
20 + 700 mL/ha
MCPA LVE
Lontrel™ 750 + MCPA LVE mixes –
4-5 leaf to 1st node crop stage.
For thistle control, Lontrel™ 750 SG
rate will depend on density, growth
stage, climatic conditions and time
of application. Use higher rates for
best control where high density and/
or large weeds occur. MCPA or 2,4-D
mixes apply from 4-5 leaf to 1st node
crop stage.
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40 plus 5-7 g/ha Eclipse® + Eclipse®/MCPA LVE mixes – 3 leaf to
crop stage.
LONTREL 750 SG
Table 5. Canola Post-emergence 2 to 8 leaf crop stage
WEED
WEEDS STAGE
RATE g/ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Capeweed, Cotula,
Saffron thistle, Skeleton
weed, Soldier thistle
Up to 10 cm diam. (4 to 8 leaf)
120
Chickpea, Lentils and
Safflower (volunteer)
Up to 6 leaf
100
Weeds should be young and actively
growing. Weeds will become stunted
and will not be competitive soon after
application although final results may not
show for some weeks. Skeleton weed
will only be controlled until harvest.
Faba beans and Lupins
(volunteer)
Up to 4 leaf
Field peas (volunteer)
Maximum 10 cm high or
6 nodes
Medics and Lucerne
seedlings (volunteer)
Up to 8 leaf
Sub-clover (volunteer)
Up to 6 leaf
Vetch (volunteer)
Runners to 10 cm max. 16 leaf
For the control of annual grasses:
Lontrel™ 750 SG is compatible with
Verdict™ 520 Herbicide. Uptake
Spraying Oil should be added to
this tank-mix for best grass control.
Lontrel™ 750 SG + Verdict 520 +
Uptake Spraying Oil is compatible and
selective to canola.
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40
Faba beans and lupins will usually
survive, but will be stunted,
uncompetitive and generally not set
viable seed.
For best control of hairy leaved medics
such as snail medic, add 500 mL Uptake
Spraying Oil / 100 L water.
Will not control woolly pod vetch.
4 to 8 leaf, 5 to 10 cm diameter
60-120
Lontrel™ 750 SG rate will depend on
weed density, growth stage, climatic
conditions and time of application. Use
higher rates for best control where
high density and/or large weeds occur.
Table 6. Herbicide Tolerant Canola: Post-emergence 2 to 8 leaf crop stage
WEED
WEEDS STAGE
RATE g/ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Clearfield Canola
Cotula (common)
Capeweed
Up to 6 leaf
60 + 40 g OnDuty®
Where capeweed is a significant
component of the weed spectrum,
a tank-mix with Lontrel™ 750 SG
Herbicide may be needed postemergence. DO NOT exceed this rate
as reduced control of grass weeds
may occur.
Triazine tolerant Canola
Capeweed,
Lupins (volunteer),
Saffron thistle, Skeleton
weed, Soldier thistle
and weeds from
conventional canola
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Lontrel™ 750 SG is compatible with
atrazine and simazine for use in triazine
tolerant canola. Uptake Spraying Oil
at 500 mL/100 L of water should be
added to this mix for best grass and
broadleaf weed control. For the control
of annual grass weeds Lontrel™ 750 SG
+ atrazine + Verdict 520 + Uptake
Spraying Oil are compatible and
selective to triazine tolerant canola.
Table 7. Pastures and Fallow Land – Post-emergence (Established perennial grass and sub-clover based
pastures) (Boom spray application if not specified)
WEEDS STAGE
RATE g/ha
State
Hand gun:
200 g/100 L of water.
Boom spray:
800 or 1600 g/ha
Vic and Qld
only
Hardhead thistle
(creeping knapweed,
Russian knapweed)
Actively growing
plants
5 to 8 leaf and 5 to
10 cm diameter
20 or 40 plus 0.5-1 L/ha
2,4-D amine or
1.5-2.5 L/ha 2,4-DB or
1 L/ha Gramoxone® or
1-1.5 L/ha simazine +
1 L/ha 2,4-DB
NSW, Vic,
Tas, SA and
Qld only
Thistles including:
Nodding, Scotch, Spear,
Slender Saffron, St
Barnaby’s, Variegated,
Rosette stage prior
to stem elongation
20 or 28 g/ha plus
1-1.5 L/ha MCPA amine
(500 g/L)/ ha
Drench gun:
20 g/1 L of water
Hand gun:
100 g/100 L of water
WA, NSW,
Vic, Tas,
SA and Qld
only
Nodding thistle
Rosettes up to
20 cm diameter
40
NSW only
CRITICAL COMMENTS
See CRITICAL COMMENTS below
for spraying thistles in pastures
and fallow land.
Only use the 1600 g/ha rate in Qld
by boom spray.
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Apply the spray from September
to October. Apply by boom spray
only. DO NOT apply to thistles over
20 cm in diameter. When thistles
are over 20 cm in diameter use
Lontrel™ 750 SG plus MCPA
(referred to above).
Clover Damage: Damage to white
clover will be no greater than
damage with MCPA alone and less
than damage from Lontrel™ 750
SG plus MCPA mixtures. Damage
to sub-clover may be greater than
with MCPA or 2,4-D alone.
DO NOT use for spot treatment.
Californian thistle
From early buds
to flowering
(December to
February)
Hand gun:
100 g/100 L of water
Boom spray:
800 g/ha
Vic and Tas
only
Addition of a wetting agent at
label rates is recommended.
Re-treatment of regrowth in the
year following treatment will
usually be necessary to achieve
a high level of control. NOTE:
Clovers and medics will be
Lucerne
30 to 40 cm high
preflowering
120 plus 1.5-2 L/ha
Roundup® CT Broadacre +
either 2 L/ha MCPA amine
or 2 L/ha 2,4-D amine or
2 L/ha 2,4-D ester
Qld, NSW,
Vic, SA, WA
Treat healthy, actively growing
lucerne in early spring prior to
flowering. After grazing or cutting,
allow lucerne to regrow for
approx. 4 weeks before treatment.
For best control, do not re-graze
for > 2 weeks after application.
For complete control of lucerne in
pasture, cultivate approx. 1 month
after herbicide treatment.
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CRITICAL COMMENTS - Thistle control in pasture.
1. Hardhead thistles – DO NOT USE HANDGUN APPLICATION ON LUCERNE, CLOVERS AND MEDICS AS THEY WILL BE
ELIMINATED FOR AT LEAST ONE YEAR. Victoria only: Use the lower rate only on light soils (sand and sandy loam)
where a slightly lower degree of control is acceptable. Use the higher rate on all soil types where complete control is
required. Addition of a wetting agent at label rates is recommended for treatment of hardhead thistle. Spray between
September and April on actively growing plants for effective control. Thorough coverage is essential. Apply in 200 to
250 L of water/ha.
2. BOOM SPRAYING: Use the higher rates of Lontrel™ 750 SG plus MCPA on multi-crowned plants or rosettes larger than
30 cm in diameter. Spraying may be done at any time during active growth, usually in early winter or spring. Avoid spraying
during the dormant winter period or at any time when thistles are not actively growing. Do not spray flowering thistles.
3. PRE-SPRAY MANAGEMENT: The pasture should be slightly grazed prior to spraying to reduce clover and grass cover
and expose the smaller thistles to the spray. The grazed pasture should be left seven days to allow thistles to freshen
prior to treatment.
4. POST-TREATMENT MANAGEMENT: Response of thistles to treatment with the Lontrel™ 750 SG plus MCPA mixture will
be slow compared to the standard treatments with 2,4-D or MCPA. If possible delay grazing of sprayed thistles for 14
days after treatment.
5. CLOVER DAMAGE: Lontrel™ 750 SG plus MCPA or 2,4-D mixtures can be damaging to clover. The low rate is no more
damaging than label rates of 2,4-D or MCPA. Use 20 g/ha mixes when clover is at the 6 trifoliate leaf stage to just prior
to flowering. The 28 g/ha mix will reduce the clover component of the pasture for about two months. Use the 28 g/ha
mix from 6 trifolate leaf stage to flowering to minimise clover injury, and when clover has reached the 6 to 8 trifoliate
leaf stage and where thistles are large due to early germination. Clover recovery will be quicker during periods of active
growth. If clover damage is the major consideration, use the lower Lontrel™ 750 SG rate to minimise damage.
6. Gramoxone mixes are for lucerne pasture use only. Simazine mixes are for silver grass control and for lucerne based
pastures only.
7. HANDGUN (Spot spray): Treat from rosette stage to early flowering. Thorough spraying is necessary.
8. DRENCHGUN: Apply 10 mL to rosette crown. To multicrown plants, apply 10 mL to each crown.
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– Stem Injection Application on Acacia Species
Mix 200 g Lontrel™ 750 SG with 2.5 L of water and apply the diluted mix as directed below
WEED GROWTH STAGE
APPLICATION RATE
Single stems less than 25 cm
diameter at base
1 mL of the diluted mix per cut
@ 10 to 13 cm centres
Multiple stems or more than
25 cm diameter at base
2 mL of the diluted mix per cut
@ 10 to 13 cm centres
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Apply to waist high cuts. See GENERAL
INSTRUCTIONS: Application section for application
method details
DO NOT exceed the recommended spacings from the
centre of one cut to the centre of the next cut.
Inject each stem of a multistem tree where possible.
NOT TO BE USED FOR ANY PURPOSE, OR IN ANY MANNER CONTRARY TO THIS
WITHHOLDING PERIODS
Pastures and Fallow Land:
DO NOT GRAZE OR CUT FOR STOCK FOOD FOR 7 DAYS AFTER APPLICATION.
Cereals and Canola:
Cereals:
DO NOT APPLY LATER THAN 10 WEEKS BEFORE HARVEST.
Canola:
DO NOT HARVEST, EARLIER THAN 12 WEEKS AFTER APPLICATION.
Forests:
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MIXING
Measure the required quantity of granules by weighing
on scales.
Lontrel™ 750 SG granules are highly soluble in water and
will dissolve rapidly once added to fast moving water.
Maintain agitation at all times, including during mixing as
well as spraying.
Spray rigs with premix hoppers
For spray rigs that have a drop down chemical induction
hopper, three-quarter fill this hopper with water and have
the rinsing sprinkler operating. Add the Lontrel™ 750 SG
and when dissolved, transfer this batch into the quarter
filled main tank. Continue to rinse the hopper until the entire
product has washed through.
GRASS HERBICIDES ON BROADLEAF CROPS:
Verdict™ 520 Herbicide, Select®, OnDuty®, atrazine, simazine.
AchieveWG®, Wildcat®, Topik® 240 EC, Tristar®. Compatibilities
for each herbicide and key grass weeds can be obtained from
your Dow AgroSciences Representative of from Customer
Service Toll Free on 1-800 700 096.
ADJUVANTS: Uptake™ Spraying Oil, BS-1000
APPLICATION
BOOM SPRAYING CROP and PASTURES:
Apply Lontrel™ 750 SG in sufficient water to obtain good
coverage. It should be applied by an accurately calibrated
ground rig or aircraft, delivering 200 to 300 micron droplets
and not less than 50 L/ha water volume for boom sprayers
or not less than 20 L/ha for aerial applications.
Hardhead thistle – Use a spray volume of 200 to 250 L/ha
of water.
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Spray rigs with limited bypass agitation
For spray rigs that have limited bypass agitation, then
as for most granulated formulations, pre-dissolve the
Lontrel™ 750 SG in a bucket before adding them to the
main tank. Add Lontrel™ 750 SG while stirring until the
granules have dissolved.
Tank-mixes: The following order should be followed:
1. Quarter fill the spray tank maintaining agitation.
2. Add Lontrel™ 750 SG granules, using the mixing
procedure above.
3. Add Verdict 520 if it is to be used in the tank-mix.
4. Add water to half fill the spray tank.
5. Add wettable powders, water dispersible granules or
suspension concentrates.
6. Add other emulsifiable concentrates including other
selective grass herbicides.
7. If Uptake Spraying Oil is to be used add this when spray
tank is half full.
8. If other adjuvants or a wetting agent is to be used than
add these according to their label.
Only mix sufficient spray solution for immediate use and
avoid storing.
COMPATIBILITY
Conventional Canola: Lontrel™ 750 SG + Verdict™ 520 +
Uptake™ Spraying Oil are compatible and selective.
Triazine Tolerant Canola: Atrazine + Lontrel™ 750 SG +
Verdict™ 520 + Uptake™ Spraying Oil are compatible and
selective.
Clearfield Canola: OnDuty® + Lontrel™ 750 SG are
compatible and selective.
Lontrel™ 750 SG is compatible with the following:
BROADLEAF HERBICIDES: Starane™200 or Starane™
Advanced, Ally®, bromoxynil, bromoxynil/MCPA LVE,
chlorsulfuron, diuron, glyphosate, MCPA amine, MCPA
LVE, paraquat, Spray-Seed®, terbutryn, 2,4-D amine,
Broadstrike™, Eclipse®, Eclipse/MCPA LVE,
Ally®/MCPA LVE, Garlon 600™, atrazine, simazine,
Tordon 242™, Tigrex®.
HIGH VOLUME HAND GUN:
and stems through a No. 6-8 tip at 700 to 1500 kPa.
Spray volume for effective coverage of dense pasture weeds
should be 10 to 15 litres of spray per 100 m2 (10 m x 10 m)
of infestation. For larger areas an equivalent would be 1000
to 1500 litres per infested hectare.
STEM INJECTION
To make a stem injection pocket at waist height, use a ¾
length axe with a blade width of 5 to 7 cm. The axe cut
must be through the bark and deep enough to place all the
chemical in contact with the sap wood.
The chemical must be applied immediately after the
injection pocket is made. Apply chemical with a Phillips
5 mL vaccinator fitted with a tree injector kit which can be
accurately calibrated. Set vaccinator to deliver 1 mL of the
diluted mix.
When treating regrowth less than the width of the axe,
ensure chemical does not run out the sides of the cut, as
reduced control will result. This can be overcome by using
the corner of the axe to make the pocket in the stem.
away from desirable plants and watercourses.
PARTIAL CLEANING (before spraying crops that are
selective to Lontrel™ 750 SG):
After using Lontrel™ 750 SG, empty the tank completely
tank using a pressure hose. Quarter fill the tank with clean
water and circulate through the pump, line, hoses and
nozzles. Drain and repeat procedure twice.
COMPLETE CLEANING (before spraying crops that are
susceptible to Lontrel™ 750 SG residues):
After using Lontrel™ 750 SG, empty the tank completely
tank using a pressure hose. Quarter fill the tank with clean
water and circulate as above, then drain.
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Quarter fill the tank again and add an alkali detergent (e.g.
Surf®, Omo®, Drive®) at 500 mL/100 L water or 500 g/100 L
water and circulate throughout the system for at least
fifteen minutes. If using a concentrated laundry detergent
use 250 g (or mL)/100 L water. Do not use chlorine based
cleaners.
Drain, remove filters and nozzles and clean separately.
Rinse inside the tank thoroughly using a pressure hose and
flush system with clean water. Chlorine based cleaners are
NOT recommended.
away from desirable plants and watercourses.
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LONTREL 750 SG
Where Lontrel™ 750 SG Herbicide residue carryover from
use rates of less than 200 g/ha is suspected and susceptible
crops are to be planted, test the treated area as follows:
• Field bioassay – where rain allows, plant a small area
of the susceptible crop four to six weeks before desired
planting date and take note of any symptoms of injury.
If any herbicide symptoms are observed, only plant
either canola or a cereal (see recommendation for
northern and southern Australia below).
• Pot bioassay – where not practical to do field bioassay,
plant a small number of seeds of the susceptible crop
into pots containing soil from the treated field. Do this
four to six weeks before desired planting date. If any
herbicide symptoms are observed, only plant either
Stubble from treated crops – ensure that harvesters
effectively spread crop straw and do not leave a heavy
‘header trail’ after harvest. Burn (if legal in the area),
bale and remove, slash or incorporate stubble as soon
as practical after harvest and as long as possible before
planting next year to allow microbial breakdown of any
residues in straw. Heavy stubble loads may carry more
residues into the following season. Where heavy stubble
burdens and/or non-wetting soils exist and less than
recommended rain amount have occurred from application
to planting the susceptible crop (see below), only plant a
winter and summer cereal or canola.
Planting crops following use of Lontrel™ 750 SG
Herbicide in previous crop – planting crops ‘dry’ without
significant rain (see below) in the ‘autumn break’ of
increases the risk of injury to susceptible crops. This
practice should be avoided, or only plant a winter or
irrigated summer cereal, or canola. In severely dry
conditions, where less than 30% of average annual rainfall
and/or less than the minimum rain has fallen between
application and planting the next year, only plant a winter or
Lontrel™ 750 SG Herbicide is a member of the pyridines
group of herbicides. The product has the disrupters of plant
cell growth mode of action. For weed resistance management,
the product is a Group I herbicide. Some naturally occurring
weed biotypes resistant to the product and other Group I
herbicides may exist through normal genetic variability in
any weed population. The resistant individuals can eventually
dominate the weed population if these herbicides are used
repeatedly. These resistant weeds will not be controlled by
this product or other Group I herbicides.
representative.
NON-TARGET PLANTS
Composts and mulches – DO NOT apply Lontrel™ 750 SG
Herbicide to crops or pastures that will be used for the
production of compost or mulches or mushroom substrate.
Such compost or mulch made from plant material treated
with Lontrel™ 750 SG may cause damage to susceptible
crops and plants.
Susceptible crops and plants include, but are not limited
to chickpeas, clovers, cotton, faba beans, field peas,
fruit trees, lentils, lupins, lucerne, medics, ornamentals,
potatoes, safflower, tomatoes, vegetables, grape and
kiwifruit vines, vetches, and wattles. Field peas, faba
beans, lentils and vetches are particularly susceptible and
should not be sown the season following an application of
Lontrel™ 750 SG at 200 g/ha.
PLANTBACK PERIODS FOR SOUTHERN
AUSTRALIAN WINTER DOMINANT RAINFALL
AREAS (Sth NSW, VIC, SA, WA):
Required rainfall – A minimum 25 mm rain event in the
post harvest summer to autumn period, with a subsequent
extended period of at least 1 week where the top 10 cm
of the soil stays moist is required to enable breakdown of
soil residues. Fastest residue breakdown will occur under
good soil moisture and warm conditions, which promote
microbial activity where significant rain (> 25 mm) has
fallen in summer to autumn, with soil wetting for at least
one week, the following plantback periods apply:
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PLANTBACK PERIODS FOR SOUTHERN AUSTRALIAN WINTER DOMINANT RAINFALL AREAS (Sth NSW, VIC,
SA, WA) continued
Following Crops
Rate (g/ha) used previously
Clover, chickpea, faba bean, field pea, lentils,
lupins, medics and vetch
Barley, canola, wheat, oats
Plantback Interval
Up to 120
9 months
> 120 – 200
12 months
> 200
24 months
All label rates
1 week
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PLANTBACK PERIODS FOR NORTHERN AUSTRALIA SUMMER DOMINANT RAINFALL AREAS (Nth NSW, QLD):
If planting susceptible summer crops – at least 100 mm rain.
If planting susceptible winter crops – at least 150 mm rain.
If planting a cereal or canola crop – at least 50 mm of rain or irrigation is required to enable soil wetting for at least one week.
Where these requirements have been met the following plantback periods apply:
Following Crops
Rate (g/ha) used previously
Plantback Interval
Up to 30
> 30 – 120
Chickpea, Cotton Soybean, Sunflower
3 months
6 months
Lucerne
9 months
9 months
Maize, sorghum
1 week
2 weeks
Wheat, barley, oats, canola
1 week
1 week
Note: Susceptible crops should not be sown for at least 2 years where Lontrel™ 750 SG Herbicide at more than 120 g/ha has been
used in northern Australia.
specified under Withholding Periods.
AND ENVIRONMENT
Lontrel™ 750 SG has low toxicity to fish, birds, honey bees,
Storage for all containers
Store in the closed original container in a cool, well-ventilated
area. DO NOT store for prolonged periods in direct sunlight.
Store in area sheltered from rainfall.
residues and has the drumMUSTER logo visible. Triple or pressure
rinse container for disposal. Dispose of rinsate by adding to
the spray tank. Do not dispose of undiluted chemicals on site.
Wash outside of the container and the cap. Store cleaned
container in a sheltered place with cap removed. It will then
be acceptable for recycling at any drumMUSTER collection
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This rain or irrigation should wet the soil for extended periods (at least one week). This is essential for breakdown of soil residues
prior to planting susceptible crops.
sawdust. Collect spilled product and place in sealable container for
disposal. Spill residues may be cleaned using water and detergent.
Contain and absorb wash water for disposal. Absorb and collect
washings and place in the same sealable container for disposal.
Dam the area of large spills and report them to Dow AgroSciences
Additional information is listed in the Material Safety Data Sheet
for LONTREL™ 750 SG HERBICIDE which is available from
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SAFETY DIRECTIONS
LONTREL 750 SG
• Avoid contact with eyes.
• When mixing and loading wear cotton overalls, over
normal clothing, buttoned to the neck and wrist, and
chemical resistant gloves. If applying by hand wear cotton
overalls, or equivalent clothing, buttoned to the neck and
wrist and chemical resistant gloves.
clothing.
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LORSBAN 500 EC
POISON
POISON
KEEP OUT OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
LORSBAN 500 EC
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
FRUIT and VEGETABLES
CROP
Apples
Pears
INSECT
San Jose scale
RATE
STATE
Qld, NSW,
SA, WA
only
VOL/HA
VOL/100 L
WATER
Not
applicable
100 mL
(2%
miscible
winter oil
may be
added
to the
dormant
spray)
WITHHOLDING
PERIODS
14 days
Wingless
grasshopper
Avocado leafroller
Ivy leafroller
Ivy leafroller
Apply when infestation build-up is first noticed
ensuring thorough coverage.
NSW only
500 mL
50 mL
Qld only
1 or 2 L
50 or
100 mL
Apply to areas of crop infested with
grasshoppers. Also apply as a barrier across
the line of advance, when grasshoppers are
invading the crop.
7 days
NSW only
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Apply when populations indicate treatment is
required. Spot spray affected trees only. Repeat
as necessary. Use higher rate when populations
are high.
Banana scab moth
Qld only
Aerial:
1 or 2 L in
a minimum
of 10 L
water
200 mL
Apply a
minimum
of 500 L
water/ha
Banana weevil
borer
Qld, NSW
only
Not
applicable
1 or 1.8 L
Caterpillars
NSW only
Not
applicable
200 mL
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Use this rate in tank mix with 1 L/ha
(500 mL/100 L of water) of dichlorvos
(500 g/L). For low volume spray equipment
use L/ha rate. Apply at first sign of pest activity
before larvae move to fruit. Use higher rate
when populations are high.
Apply at first sign of pest activity before larvae
move to fruit. Use higher rate when populations
are high. For low volume spray equipment use
L/ha rate.
Latania scale
Hairy caterpillars
Light brown apple
moth
Redshouldered
leaf beetle
Bananas
Dormant period: Apply as late as possible
ensuring thorough coverage of all branches.
Seasonal period: Apply to coincide with
crawler activity in mid-late November and later
as necessary. Ensure thorough coverage of all
branches, foliage and fruit.
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Woolly aphid
Avocado
CRITICAL COMMENTS
14 days
Apply from the first appearance of flower bell
and repeat as populations indicate until fingers
are exposed. Use high rate with onset of wet
weather and/or heavy insect pressure.
Note: Burning of young fruit may occur under
poor drying conditions.
After removal of trash, apply 500-700 mL
of spray depending on butt size, to the lower
30 cm of the butt and to the surrounding soil
within a radius of 30 cm, ensuring thorough
coverage of butt and suckers. Sub-tropical
areas: Use high rate for annual control of
borers. Tropical areas: Use high rate in
September-November for initial spray and
a follow-up with low rate in February-April
should insect presence warrant a second
application.
Apply from the first appearance of flower bell
and repeat as populations indicate until fingers
are exposed. Use as ground application only,
do not apply by air.
CROP
INSECT
Carrots
Lightbrown apple
moth
Cassava
Cutworms
Citrus
California red scale
STATE
RATE
VOL/HA
VOL/100 L
WATER
NSW, WA
only
500 or
700 mL
Not
applicable
Qld only
700 mL
NSW, Vic,
SA, WA
only
Not
applicable
WITHHOLDING
PERIODS
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Not applicable Apply when moths are first detected. Repeat
at the higher rate if there is a re-occurrence of
infestation.
Apply to seedlings and soil at base of seedlings,
when cutworm activity is observed.
100 mL
alone or
50 mL +
1L
miscible
summer
spraying oil
14 days
Apply during November-March period. Two
sprays may be required under conditions of
heavy scale infestation. Apply with high
volume sprayer to point of runoff.
Note: Do not use on citrus in areas where
integrated control programmes are in
operation.
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Citrus
Pome fruit
Wingless
grasshopper
Cole crops
including,:
Cabbage
Cauliflower
Brussels
sprouts
Broccoli
Cabbage
Cauliflower
100 mL
alone or
100 mL
+1L
miscible
summer
spraying oil
Vic, Tas,
SA only
500 mL
50 mL
Cabbage moth
Cabbage white
butterfly
Cabbage aphid
Cluster caterpillar
Cabbage cluster
caterpillar
NSW, Vic,
Tas, SA,
WA only
1.5 or 2 L
150 or
200 mL
Corn earworm
Native budworm
Qld only
1.5 L
150 mL
Apply when pests first appear.
Large plants: Use 1000 L of spray/ha.
Corn earworm
NSW, Vic,
SA, WA
only
1.5 or 2 L
150 or
200 mL
Apply at 10 to 14 day intervals. Use high rate
under heavy pest pressure.
Large plants: Use 1000 L of spray/ha.
Native budworm
NSW, Vic,
Tas, SA,
WA only
Wingless
grasshopper
NSW, Vic,
Tas, SA
only
500 mL
50 mL
Redlegged earth
mite
Blue oat mite
NSW only
140 or
300 mL
Not
applicable
2L
(Boom
spray)
300 mL
(Drench)
African black
beetle
NSW only
Spray areas of crop infested with grasshoppers.
Also apply as a barrier across the line of
advance, when grasshoppers are invading
the crop.
5 days
Spray at 10 to 14 day intervals. Use high rate
Large plants: Use 1000 L of spray/ha. To
improve spray coverage add non-ionic wetting
agents as recommended.
Apply at 10 day intervals commencing when
pests first appear. Apply at 7 day intervals
Large plants: Use 1000 L/ha.
the crop.
Use higher rate for severe infestations.
Headlands and vegetation surrounding the
crop may also need to be sprayed.
5 days
Boom spray: Apply in 500 - 1000 L of water/
ha at or soon after planting as a 10 - 15 cm
band spray.
Drench: Apply 100 mL of diluted spray to base
of each plant.
Treat as soon as the first signs of infestation
are observed.
Note: If attack is prolonged follow up boom
spray or drench treatment may be necessary.
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FRUIT and VEGETABLES (continued)
LORSBAN 500 EC
CROP
INSECT
RATE
STATE
VOL/HA
VOL/100 L
WATER
WITHHOLDING
PERIODS
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Cucurbits
White flies
NSW only
Not
applicable
50 mL
/100 L
of water
5 days
Apply when pest is first detected. If required
repeat applications every 10 to 14 days.
Ginger
Cutworms
Qld only
700 900 mL
Not
applicable
Not
applicable
Apply when pest population is evident from
damage to the primary shoot at or below
ground, or to the first leaf during growth.
Grape vines
Light brown apple
moth
All States
500 mL
50 mL
14 days
Grapevine moth
Qld, NSW
only
Apply initial spray just after berry set (early
October). Later schedule sprays should be
made as required.
Grapevine scale
Tas, SA,
WA only
Not
applicable
100 mL
alone or
50 mL +
1L
miscible
winter oil
Apply as a dormant spray, post-pruning (July).
Common
armyworm
Southern
armyworm
Lightbrown apple
moth
NSW, Vic,
WA, SA,
Tas, Qld
only
1L
50 mL
Apply at green tip at least 10 days after dormant
lime sulphur application and pre-blossom.
Do not apply post blossom.
Common mango
scale
Qld only
Not
applicable
100 mL
21 days
Apply to coincide with crawler activity. Ensure
thorough coverage of all branches, foliage
and fruit.
Pineapple
mealybug
Ants
Qld only
Not
applicable
50 or
100 mL
Not applicable
Apply when pests are first seen and repeat at
90 day intervals or as necessary. Use a
minimum of 3000 L of spray/ha. Use higher
rate under heavy pest pressure.
5L
Not
applicable
3 or 6 L
Not
applicable
Kiwi fruit
Mango
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Pineapples
White grubs
Potatoes
African black
beetle
NSW, WA
only
900 mL
Whitefringed
weevil
Wireworms
Silver beet
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Redlegged earth
mite
Blue oat mite
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Apply as a pre-plant spray to a freshly cultivated
soil surface. Incorporate immediately by rotary
hoeing to a depth of 10-20 cm.
Not
applicable
Apply the spray to the soil immediately prior
to planting, ensuring thorough immediate
incorporation to a depth of 15 cm. Use higher
Apply as a second spray as bands on either
side of plants at final hilling-up. Ensure good
incorporation of the spray immediately into the
soil in the hill.
NSW, Vic,
WA only
6L
Apply pre-plant and incorporate into the soil
immediately after application
WA, NSW
only
1L
Apply at hilling-up or 7 weeks after planting as
a follow-up to pre-plant incorporation.
Vic only
6L
Apply as a band spray to the soil surface
incorporating immediately. Use before planting
in areas where wireworms are a known
problem.
NSW only
140 or
300 mL
Use higher rate for severe infestations.
Headlands and vegetation surrounding
the crop may also need to be treated.
CROP
INSECT
Stone fruit
(excluding
cherries)
European earwig
STATE
NSW only
RATE
VOL/HA
VOL/100 L
WATER
2L
100 mL
WITHHOLDING
PERIODS
14 days
LORSBAN 500 EC
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Spray application: Apply in a minimum of
2000 L/ha in spring.
If lower volume used increase concentration
to apply 2 L of product/ha.
Bait application: Apply 5 kg of bait/ha in
spring by fertiliser spreader. See GENERAL
INSTRUCTIONS on preparation of cracked
wheat or cracked sorghum bait.
200 mL
+ 250 mL
sunflower
oil/5 kg
cracked
wheat or
cracked
sorghum
bait
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San Jose scale
Strawberries Field crickets
Mole crickets
Tomatoes
Tomato grubs
Dormant period: Apply as late as possible
ensuring thorough coverage of all branches.
Seasonal period: Apply to coincide with
crawler activity in mid-late November and later
if necessary. Ensure thorough coverage of all
branches, foliage and fruit.
Note: Some fruit marking may occur if high
volume spraying is carried out under hot, dry
conditions.
Qld, WA,
NSW only
Not
applicable
100 mL
(2%
miscible
winter
oil may
be added
to the
dormant
spray)
Qld only
100 mL/
10 kg bran
bait/ha
Not
applicable
Not
applicable
Qld, NSW,
Vic, WA
only
1.5 or 2 L
150 or
200 mL
3 days
Apply in recently ratooned strawberry patches
or newly planted runners when damage or pest
populations indicate. Broadcast, preferably in
the late afternoon, to base of plants and interrow space. See GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS on
preparation of bran baits.
Spray on 7 to 10 day schedule commencing
at flowering. Use high rate under heavy pest
pressure.
Native budworm
Tas only
Green vegetable
bug
Tas, SA,
WA only
Green peach aphid
Qld, Vic,
Tas, SA,
WA only
1L
100 mL
Spray when aphids are seen.
Large plants: Use 1000 L/ha
NSW, Vic,
Tas, SA
only
500 mL
50 mL
the crop.
Wingless
grasshopper
Spray at first sign of bug activity. Use higher
Wireworm
False wireworm
Qld only
5 L/ha
sprayed
Not
applicable
African black
beetle
NSW only
2L
(Boom
spray)
300 mL
(Drench)
Not applicable Apply as a band at least 10 cm wide into
the open furrow at planting. Spray the entire
furrow width using a nozzle directly behind the
planting tyne. Use a minimum spray volume of
20 L/ha. See GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS on soil
application.
Boom spray: Apply in 500-1000 L of water/ha
at or soon after planting as a 10-15 cm
band spray.
Drench: Apply 100 mL of diluted spray to
base of each plant. Treat as soon as first sign
of infestation is noticed.
Note: If attack is prolonged follow up boom
spray or drench treatment may be necessary.
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CROP
INSECT
Vegetables
Including;
Asparagus
Beans
Beetroot
Broccoli
Brussels
sprouts
Cabbage
Cauliflower
Capsicum
Carrot
Celery
Eggplant
Onion
Peas
Potato
Radish
Rhubarb
Shallot
Sweet
potato
Tomato
Turnip
STATE
RATE
VOL/HA
VOL/100 L
WATER
WITHHOLDING
PERIODS
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Wingless
grasshopper
NSW, Vic,
Tas only
500 mL
50 mL
Tomatoes
3 days
the crop.
Cutworms
All States
700 mL
70 mL
Cole crops
5 days
Apply immediately infestation is observed.
Increase concentration to compensate if
application is below 1000 L/ha. Spray should
cover soil out to at least 20 cm on both sides
of row crop.
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Field crickets
Mole crickets
Vegetable weevil
Qld only
100 mL
/10 kg bran
bait/ha
Not
applicable
NSW only
800 mL
Not
applicable
Apply as pest populations indicate.
See GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS on preparation
of bran baits.
Asparagus
14 days
Celery
14 days
Apply as a band over the young plants and
adjacent soil along the row. One treatment
should be sufficient if plants are sprayed at the
seedling stage or soon afterwards.
FIELD CROPS and PASTURES
CROP
INSECT
Cereals
Pasture
Forage crops
Southern
armyworm
Common
armyworm
Cereals
Pasture webworm
STATE
VOL/HA
WITHHOLDING
PERIODS
CRITICAL COMMENTS
All States
700 or 900 mL
Cereals
10 days
Spray over total crop area when infestation
is widespread. When pests are moving as an
“army” treat a broad strip over and in advance
of the infestation.
Late stage instar: Use higher rate when larvae
3 cm in length. Apply follow-up treatment as
required.
Grazing
2 days
NSW, Vic, Tas,
SA only
700 mL
Spray at first sign of damage. Apply with
ground-rig boom or mister or by air.
WA only
300 mL
Pre-plant: Apply with the label rate of an
approved tillage herbicide to foliage prior
to any cultivation.
Post-emergence: Apply at first sign of
damage. Apply with ground-rig boom or
mister or by air.
Qld, NSW, Tas,
WA only
900 mL in a
minimum of
100 L water
Apply follow-up treatments as required.
Vic only
700 mL in a
minimum of
100 L water
Cereals
Pasture young
plants of oil seeds
Cutworms
Cereals
Pasture
Oil seeds
Cutworms
(Agrotis munda
and A. infusa)
SA only
Cereals
Cereal curculio
SA, WA only
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120 mL/
100 kg seed
Not applicable
Apply as a seed dressing just prior to sowing
through an accurately calibrated applicator.
Note: A sowing rate of 95 kg/ha (min.) is
necessary to ensure economic responses
are achieved.
CROP
INSECT
Cereals
Pasture
Forage crops
Spur-throated
locust
STATE
VOL/HA
WITHHOLDING
PERIODS
Qld, NSW, Vic,
WA only
1.25 or 1.5 L
Cereals
10 days
Grazing
2 days
Australian plague
locust
Vic only
SA only
560 mL
350 mL
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Migratory locust
Blue oat mite
Redlegged earth
mite
Qld only
All States
Wingless
grasshopper
Field Peas
Broad beans
Chickpeas
Lupins
Lucerne
Lucerne pastures
Clover seed crops
Rapeseed
Linseed
Safflower
Wheat
Oats
Barley
Rye
Triticale
Improved annual
pastures
Established
perennial pastures
Blue oat mite
Redlegged earth
mite
Cotton
(young plants)
Cutworms
140 mL
Spray when pests appear in large numbers,
3-6 weeks after autumn rains. Re-spray as
necessary. Avoid spraying when pests are
sheltering. Spray when at least 2.5 cm cover
of pasture or crop is present. DO NOT spray
if rain is imminent.
70 mL
NSW, Vic, Tas,
SA only
500 mL
Spray area of crop or pasture infested with
grasshoppers. Apply also as a barrier across
invading the crop.
NSW only
140-300 mL
Apply as a ground spray immediately prior
to seedling emergence using sufficient water
to give good coverage. If mite activity is
severe also spray headlands and surrounding
vegetation prior to seedling emergence.
Qld, NSW only
900 mL in a
minimum of
100 L water
Southern
armyworm
Common
armyworm
Pink spotted
bollworm moth
Spray areas of crop, trees and roosting sites
infested with locusts.
NSW, Vic, WA,
SA, Tas only
Lucerne flea
Cereals
Pasture
Oil seeds
Spray areas of crop or pasture infested with
locusts. Apply spray to trees or roosting sites
to control swarming adult locusts.
Late stage hoppers and adults: Use higher
rate.
Adults: Spray areas of crop or pasture infested
with locusts.
Hoppers: Spray a swath in advance of
marching band and then spray along the dense
marching front. Continue spraying until all
hoppers have been contacted.
560 mL
350 mL
Qld, NSW,
WA only
CRITICAL COMMENTS
700 mL or
900 mL
Qld only
1L
Cotton
4 weeks
Grazing
4 weeks
“army” treat broad strip over and in advance
of the infestation.
Late stage instar: Use higher rate when
larvae 3 cm in length. Apply follow-up
treatments as required.
Apply when 10-15 moths are trapped on two
consecutive nights. This prevents infestation
of bolls by larvae.
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FIELD CROPS and PASTURES (continued)
LORSBAN 500 EC
CROP
Cotton
(young plants)
continued
INSECT
Spur-throated
locusts
STATE
VOL/HA
WITHHOLDING
PERIODS
Qld, NSW only
1.25 or 1.5 L
Cotton
4 weeks
Wingless
grasshopper
500 mL
300 or 400 mL
Cotton flea beetles
Redshouldered
leaf beetle
Springtails
Lucerne
(young plants)
Lucerne and
Medics in Pasture
and Forage crops
300 mL
Spray when large numbers of pests occur and
damage is evident. Re-spray as necessary.
350 mL
Wireworm
False wireworm
Qld, NSW only
In-furrow:
5 to 15 mL
/100 m row or
500 mL to
1.5 L/ha for
row spacing
of 1 metre
Cutworms
Qld, NSW, Tas,
WA only
900 mL in a
minimum of
100 L water
Vic only
SA only
700 mL in a
minimum of
100 L water
Qld, NSW only
700 mL
Webspinner
caterpillar
Spotted alfalfa
aphid
Bluegreen aphid
NSW only
Use higher rate with extreme population
numbers.
See GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS on soil
application.
Grazing
2 days
Spray when pests appear.
300 or 400 mL
Apply when pests first appear.
1.5 cm in length are present and /or under
heavy pest pressure.
200 or 300 mL
Spray when aphids first appear. Use the
higher rate when large numbers of aphids are
invading the crop.
Seedling lucerne, medics: Apply when
1-2 aphids/plant are observed.
Established lucerne, medics: Apply when
20-40 aphids/stem are observed.
Qld, Vic, Tas,
SA, WA only
Pea aphid
Qld, NSW, Vic,
Tas, SA only
Sitona weevil
NSW, Vic, Tas,
SA only
350 mL
African black
beetle
NSW only
20 mL/100 m
or row or
2 L/ha for row
spacing of
1 metre
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Apply when pests first appear. Re-spray as
indicated by field inspection. Use higher rate
for higher populations.
Apply when pests are present. Use higher rate
Qld only
Lucerne leaf roller
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Spray areas of crop infested with
grasshoppers. Apply also as a barrier across
invading the crop.
900 mL or
1.5 L
Migratory locust
Cutworms
(Agrotis munda
and A. infusa)
Maize
Spray areas of crop infested with locusts.
Apply spray to trees or roosting sites to
control swarming adult locusts.
Late stage instar: Use higher rate.
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Cotton aphid
Lucerne
Grazing
4 weeks
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Apply October to December, or in autumn
when adults occur in damaging numbers.
Not applicable
Apply at sowing as a 15-20 cm band spray.
For best results spray nozzles should be in
front of press wheels on planter. Press wheels
assist in establishment.
CROP
INSECT
STATE
VOL/HA
WITHHOLDING
PERIODS
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Not applicable
Apply at planting of crop.
of cracked wheat or sorghum bait.
Maize
Soybeans
Sunflower
False wireworm
Cockroaches
Field crickets
Qld only
100 mL +
125 mL
sunflower
oil/2.5 kg
cracked wheat
or cracked
sorghum
bait/ha
Maize
Sunflower
Wireworm
False wireworm
Qld, NSW only
In-furrow:
5 to 15 mL
/100 m row or
500 mL to
1.5 L/ha for
row spacing
of 1 metre
Pasture
Lawn armyworm
Use higher rate with extreme population
numbers.
application.
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Sod webworm
Pasture
Forage crops
700 mL
Grazing
2 days
Qld only
Blackheaded
pasture cockchafer
NSW, Vic, Tas,
SA, WA only
Underground
grass grub
NSW, Vic, SA,
WA only
Brown pasture
looper
NSW, Vic, Tas,
SA, WA only
Spray as early as possible once pests appear.
Apply with ground-rig boom or mister.
Re-spray as necessary.
900 mL
Treat when larvae are actively foraging as
indicated by numerous piles of fresh soil, or
casts on the surface. This usually occurs after
showers of rain following short dry spells.
Apply by ground-rig boom.
Apply when caterpillars are actively feeding.
Spray before noticeable damage has occurred.
Graze pasture prior to spraying to ensure
penetration of spray into the pasture sward.
700 mL
Spray at first sign of pasture infestation.
Pasture webworm
Rapeseed
Wireworm
False wireworm
Rice
Bloodworm
Brown planthopper
Sorghum
Note: (DO NOT
use on Sugar
Drip or Alpha
sorghum. Check
new varieties
before applying
to entire crop).
Southern
armyworm
Common
armyworm
Cutworms
Spur-throated
locust
of the infestation. Apply follow-up treatments
as required.
Spray at first sign of damage. Apply with
ground-rig boom or mister or by air.
Qld only
1 or 1.5 L/ha
Not applicable
Apply as a broadcast application. Use higher
rate with extreme population numbers. See
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS on soil application.
NSW only
60 or 150 mL
10 days
Use higher rate when water more than 15 cm
or amount of decaying plant material is high.
Qld only
1.5 L
Qld, NSW only
700 or 900 mL
900 mL in a
minimum of
100 L water
1.25 or 1.5 L
Apply when pest numbers reach 1-2 per tiller
and repeat as necessary.
2 days
of the infestation. Late stage instar: Use
higher rate when larvae 3 cm in length. Apply
follow-up treatments as required.
Late stage instar: Use higher rate.
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CROP
Sorghum
Note: (DO NOT
use on Sugar
Drip or Alpha
sorghum. Check
new varieties
before applying
to entire crop).
continued
INSECT
STATE
VOL/HA
WITHHOLDING
PERIODS
Australian plague
locust
Qld, NSW only
350 mL
2 days
Migratory locust
Qld only
Sorghum midge
Qld, NSW only
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Adults: Spray areas of crop infested with
locusts. Hoppers: Spray a swath in advance
of marching band and the dense marching
front. Continue spraying until all hoppers
have been contacted.
Spray all areas of crop, trees and roosting
sites infested with locusts.
500 mL
Check regularly (preferably in the morning)
and apply when 1-2 midge per head are
present from first emergence of boot to
pollen shedding. With repeated attack
spray at intervals of 5 days or less.
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Wireworm
False wireworm
Corn aphid
False wireworm
Cockroaches
Field crickets
Sugar cane
Qld only
Southern
armyworm
Common
armyworm
Symphylids
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500 mL
2 days
Apply when damaging populations of aphids
occur.
100 mL +
125 mL
sunflower oil
/2.5 kg
cracked wheat
or cracked
sorghum
bait/ha
Grazing
2 days
Apply at planting of crop.
of cracked wheat or cracked sorghum bait.
700 or 900 mL
7 days
of the infestation.
3 cm in length.
1.25 or 1.5 L
Australian plague
locust
Migratory locust
African black
beetle
Black beetle
Not applicable
Grazing
2 days
Spur-throated
locust
Sugar cane
wireworm
In-furrow:
5 to 15 mL/
100 m row or
500 mL to
1.5 L/ha for
row spacing
of 1 metre
Use high rate with extreme population
numbers.
application.
Late stage hoppers and adults: Use higher rate.
350 mL
Adults: Spray areas of crop infested with
locusts.
Hoppers: Spray a swath in advance of
marching band and then spray along the
dense marching front. Continue spraying
until all hoppers have been contacted.
2L
Apply as a low pressure (less than 35 kPa)
or gravity feed spray onto the plant sett and
adjacent to soil, at the point of exit from the
rear of the planting machine, immediately prior
to soil cover being brought in over the sett.
Qld, NSW only
1.5 L
NSW only
1.5 L
Apply at planting or ratooning. Apply as a low
pressure (less than 35 kPa) or gravity feed
spray onto the plant sett and adjacent soil
through a nozzle placed above the planter
boards. Repeat treatment within 12 weeks
of planting if black beetles re-occur.
CROP
Tobacco
INSECT
Wireworm
False wireworm
Cutworms
STATE
VOL/HA
WITHHOLDING
PERIODS
Vic only
3L
7 days
Grazing
2 days
LORSBAN 500 EC
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Apply as a pre-plant spray to cultivated soil
surface. Incorporate immediately by rotary
hoeing to a depth of 10 cm.
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Cereal Grains, Legume Animal Feeds, Grasses, Grass-Like Plants, Pastures and Other Forages/Forage Crops:
DO NOT spray the following crops later than the number of days shown, before harvest:
Mango
- 21 days
Bananas, Citrus, Grape vines, Kiwi fruit
Pome fruit, Stone fruit, Asparagus, Celery
- 14 days
Cereal grain crops
- 10 days
Avocado, Sugar cane
- 7 days
Cole crops, Cucurbits
- 5 days
Tomatoes
- 3 days
Sorghum grain crops
- 2 days
Cotton:
COMPATIBILITY
Thorough coverage is essential. For application by aircraft
apply in 10-50 L of water/ha.
Lorsban 500 EC Insecticide is compatible with the following:
MIXING
Slowly add the required amount of product to the water in
the spray tank under agitation.
Soil Application
In-furrow: Apply as a band spray to the open furrow at
planting. Spray the entire furrow width using a nozzle
located directly behind the seed tube. Ensure all spray is
directed into the furrow contacting bottom, sides and all soil
drawn in to the furrow at closure. Use a minimum of
20 L of water/ha. Use the higher rate under extreme
population numbers.
Bait Application
Bran bait: Mix 10 mL/kg of bran using sufficient water to
give a moist crumb structure. Allow to stand for 2-3 hours
before application. Gloves should be worn when preparing
and applying the bait.
Cracked wheat or cracked sorghum bait: Mix the required
volume of this product and sunflower oil together. Then, add
to the wheat or sorghum, mixing thoroughly. Gloves should
be worn when preparing the bait.
Herbicides
Atrazine, bromoxynil, chlorsulfuron, diclofop-methyl, diuron,
flamprop-methyl, fluometuron, glyphosate, paraquat,
paraquat + diquat, pendimethalin, trifluralin.
Insecticides and Miticides
Acephate, azinphos-methyl, carbaryl, cypermethrin,
deltamethrin, demeton-S-methyl, diazinon, dichlorvos,
dicofol, dimethoate, endosulfan, ethion, fenvalerate,
maldison, methidathion, methomyl, monocrotophos, oils,
oxythioquinox, parathion, phosalone, phosmet, tetradifon,
trichlorfon.
Fungicides
Benomyl, chlorothalonil, thiram, triadeimefon, zineb, ziram.
Fertilisers
Diammonium, phosphate, limestone, miloreanite,
monoammonium sulophate, potash, sulphur coated urea,
triple superphosphate, urea.
INCOMPATIBILITY
Lorsban 500 EC Insecticide is not compatible with the
following:
Herbicides
Dicamba, MCPA, Tordon™ 75-D, Tordon™ 242, 2,4-D.
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Fungicides
Fixed coppers, liquid and organic coppers, wettable sulphur.
Fertilisers
Iron sulphate, manganese sulphate, zinc oxysulphate.
For insecticide resistance management Lorsban 500 EC
Insecticide is a Group 1B insecticide.
Some naturally occurring insect biotypes resistant
to Lorsban 500 EC Insecticide and other Group 1B
insecticides may exist through normal genetic variability
in any insect population. The resistant individuals can
eventually dominate the insect population if Lorsban
500 EC Insecticide or other Group 1B insecticides are
used repeatedly. The effectiveness of Lorsban 500 EC
Insecticide on resistant individuals could be significantly
reduced. Since occurrence of resistant individuals is
from the failure of Lorsban 500 EC Insecticide to control
resistant insects. Lorsban 500 EC Insecticide may be
subject to specific resistance management strategies.
For further information contact your local supplier or
A spray drift management strategy such as those in the
‘Best Management Practices Manual for
Cotton Growers’ or the ‘Pilots and Operators Manual’
should be applied.
Option for minimising drift to sensitive areas include
not spraying within a certain distance of sensitive areas
when the wind is blowing towards them (see table for
guidance) or ensuring that drifting spray will be intercepted
by a catching surface such as a row of shelter trees, an
unsprayed row of orchard trees, or hail netting.
Situation
Recommended buffer
distance (m)
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Re-entry periods
Field crops, tree crops and vines: DO NOT allow entry into
treated crops until spray deposits have dried. If prior entry
is required, limit duration of entry and wear cotton overalls
each day’s use.
Cotton chippers: DO NOT allow entry into treated areas
until spray deposits have dried. After this time wear shoes,
or boots, socks, long trousers, long sleeved shirt, gloves
and hat.
DO NOT feed grass clippings to poultry or other animals.
Dangerous to bees. DO NOT spray any plants in flower
while bees are foraging.
AND ENVIRONMENT
DO NOT contaminate food, feed or domestic water supplies.
HIGHLY TOXIC TO BIRDS AND REPTILES. VERY HIGHLY
TOXIC TO FISH AND AQUATIC INVERTEBRATES
DO NOT re-apply to the same crop within 7 days (unless
specifically recommended in the DIRECTIONS FOR USE)
Spray drift may occur under adverse meteorological
conditions or from certain spray equipment. DO NOT allow
spray to drift onto sensitive areas including, but not limited to,
natural streams, rivers or waterways and human dwellings.
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Orchard (dormant trees,
citrus, large trees)
30
Cotton (aerial application)
300
Other crops
(aerial application)
100
DO NOT apply if heavy rains or storms that are likely to
cause surface runoff are forecast in the immediate area
within two days of application.
DO NOT apply when irrigating, or to waterlogged soil, or
while water remains on the surface or in furrows, unless
tailwater is captured on farm.
DO NOT allow contaminated runoff water from treated
paddocks to enter adjacent areas or water bodies.
Runoff contaminated by irrigation events (tailwater) and a
25 mm rain storm should be captured on farm for 2 days
after application.
Store in closed, original container in a cool, well-ventilated
area. Do not store for prolonged periods in direct sunlight.
or product.
and drains.
Services at 1-800 033 882.
Data Sheet for LORSBANTM 500 EC INSECTICIDE
which is available on request from Dow AgroSciences.
Made in New Zealand
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• Product is poisonous if absorbed by skin contact, inhaled
or swallowed.
• Repeated minor exposure may have a cumulative
poisoning effect.
• Will irritate eyes and skin.
• Do not inhale vapour or spray mist.
• When opening the container, preparing the spray or bait,
using the prepared spray or bait, wear chemical resistant
clothing buttoned to the neck and wrist and a washable
hat, elbow-length (PVC) gloves and goggles and chemical
resistant footwear and half facepiece respirator with
combined dust and gas (cartridge) or (canister).
• If clothing becomes contaminated with product or wet
with spray remove clothing immediately.
• After each day’s use, wash gloves, goggles, respirator
and if rubber wash with detergent and warm water and
FIRST AID
If swallowed, splashed on skin or in eyes, or inhaled,
contact the Poisons Information Centre.
Phone: Australia 13 11 26 or a doctor at once.
Remove any contaminated clothing and wash skin thoroughly.
If swallowed activated charcoal may be advised.
Give atropine if instructed.
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POISON
POISON
KEEP OUT OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
LORSBAN 750 WG
KEEP OUT
OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
BEFORE
OPENING
OR USING
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ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 750 g/kg CHLORPYRIFOS (an anticholinesterase compound)
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 750 g/kg CHLORPYRIFOS (an anticholinesterase compound)
For control of certain insect pests in FRUIT and OTHER SITUATIONS as specified in the
For
controlFor
of certain
insect pests in FRUIT and OTHER SITUATIONS as specified in the
Directions
Use Table.
Directions For Use Table.
WATER SOLUBLE PACKAGING. KEEP DRY.
WATER SOLUBLE PACKAGING. KEEP DRY.
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE
RESTRAINTS:
DO NOT apply if bees are actively foraging.
INSECT PEST
STATE
RATE
Apple dimpling bug
NSW, Qld,
SA, Vic and
WA only
67 g/100 L water
(1 measure pack
per 500 L water)
Apply up to late pink (balloon stage). Re-apply at the
end of the flowering, if necessary. DO NOT apply for a
minimum of three days before bees are actively foraging.
Light brown apple
moth
All States
33 g/100 L water
(1 measure pack
per 1000 L water)
Commencing after petal fall, apply as a full cover spray at
intervals of two weeks. This rate will also suppress mealy
bug populations present at spraying (not in Tasmania).
Queensland fruit fly
(Bactrocera tryoni)
NSW and
Qld only
80 g plus 600 mL
yeast hydrolysate
per 30 L water
(1 measure pack
plus 2.5 L yeast
hydrolysate per
122 L water)
Use 50 to 100 mL of mixture/tree as a strip or patch low
on the tree every seven days.
AVOID CONTACT WITH FRUIT.
Banana weevil borer
NSW and
Qld only
333 g/100 L water
(1 measure pack
per 100 L water)
OR
333 g/4 kg sand
(1 measure pack
per 4 kg sand)
Remove trash and apply 600 mL of spray or 30 g sand
mixture as a 30 cm band around the base of the plant.
Apply one application at maximum weevil activity in spring
(October to November) and in autumn (March to April).
NOTE: Complete season’s control is dependent on timely
application.
(Bactrocera tryoni)
NSW and
Qld only
80 g plus 600 mL
yeast hydrolysate
per 30 L water
(1 measure pack
plus 2.5 L yeast
hydrolysate per
122 L water)
Use 50 to 100 mL of mixture/tree as a strip or patch low
on the tree.
Use every seven to ten days during periods of crop
susceptibility.
Container
plants in
soil or other
growing
media
Argentine ants
(Iridomyrmex
hymilis)
Tas only
167 g/25 L water
(1 measure pack
per 50 L water)
To meet requirements to enter Tasmania, treat the base of
plants and the surface of growing media. A white deposit
will remain.
Grapevines
Light brown apple
moth
All States
33 g/100 L water
(1 measure pack
per 1000 L water)
OR
333 g/ha
(1 measure pack
per ha)
Apply initial spray just after berry set. Later schedule spray
should be made as required.
Kiwi fruit
Light brown apple
moth
All States
33 g/100 L water
(1 measure pack
per 1000 L water)
OR 666 g/ha
(2 measure packs
per ha)
Apply the first application at green-tip, pre-blossom or
post-blossom, after bees have been removed. The second
application should be 14 days then every 21 to 28 days
as required. Apply at least 10 days after dormant lime
sulphur application.
Macrocarpa
hedges
Dimpling bug
(Niastama
punctaticollis)
Tas only
33 g/100 L water
(1 measure pack
per 1000 L water)
OR
333 g/ha
(1 measure pack
per ha)
Spray hedges adjacent to orchards in late winter to early
spring to prevent adults entering the orchard.
Avocado
Bananas
Citrus
CRITICAL COMMENTS
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CROP
Apples
INSECT PEST
STATE
RATE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Passion fruit
CROP
(Bactrocera tryoni)
NSW and
Qld only
80 g plus 600 mL
yeast hydrolysate
per 30 L water
(1 measure pack
plus 2.5 L yeast
hydrolysate per
122 L water)
Apply 30 L of spray mixture per hectare in a strip along
the bottom of the vines. Repeat every 7 to 10 days during
periods of fruit fly susceptibility.
This treatment is preferred in integrated pest management
(IPM) programmes where the use of cover sprays would
be too disruptive.
Pears
Light brown apple
moth
NSW, SA,
Tas, Vic and
WA only
33 g/100 L water
(1 measure pack
per 1000 L water)
Commencing after petal fall, apply as full cover spray at
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Stone fruit
(excluding
cherries)
Light brown apple
moth
Tas and
WA only
33 g/100 L water
(1 measure pack
per 1000 L water)
Commencing after petal fall, apply as full cover spray at
(Bactrocera tryoni)
NSW and
Qld only
80 g plus 600 mL
yeast hydrolysate
per 30 L water
(1 measure pack
plus 2.5 L yeast
hydrolysate per
122 L water)
Use 50 to 100 mL of mixture/tree as a strip or patch
low on the tree every seven days. Use as an alternative
to cover sprays, especially as an aid to integrated pest
management, particularly integrated mite control.
WITHHOLDING PERIODS
Apples, bananas, citrus, grape vines, kiwi fruit, passion fruit, pears, stone fruit:
Avocado:
COMPATIBILITY
MIXING
Lorsban 750 WG is compatible with benomyl, carbendazim,
dicofol, dinocap, dodine, fenarimol, mancozeb, propargite,
superior oils, tetradifon, thiram, thiophanate-methyl, ziram.
SPRAY MIX
One third fill the spray tank with water and add the required
number of water soluble pre-packs to the strainer/sieve.
Complete filling allowing the remaining water to run over the
bags. The bags will completely dissolve in a few minutes.
OR
Add the required number of pre-packs to a mixing bucket
and add enough water to completely cover the bags. Stir
until the bags are completely dissolved and pour the premix into the spray tank. Triple rinse the bucket and stirring
implement, adding the rinse water to the spray tank.
Agitate continuously to ensure thorough mixing before and
during application. Only mix sufficient chemical for each
day’s work.
Tank mixtures: Lorsban 750 WG should be added to
the partially full spray tank first, followed by other
dry flowables, suspension concentrates (flowables),
aqueous concentrates and then emulsifiable concentrate
formulations.
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APPLICATION
Unless specified, it is essential to apply Lorsban 750 WG
in sufficient water to obtain thorough coverage.
Apply through accurately calibrated equipment.
disposal area or, if this is unavailable onto unused land
away from homes and water courses.
After using Lorsban 750 WG, empty the spray equipment
completely and drain the whole system. Quarter fill the spray
equipment with clean water and circulate through the pump,
line, hoses and nozzles. Drain and repeat procedure twice.
For insecticide resistance management Lorsban 750 WG
Insecticide is a Group 1B Insecticide.
Some naturally occurring insect biotypes resistant
to Lorsban 750 WG Insecticide and other Group 1B
insecticides may exist through genetic variability in
any insect population. The resistant individuals can
eventually dominate the insect population if Lorsban
750 WG Insecticide or other Group 1B insecticides are
used repeatedly. The effectiveness of Lorsban 750 WG
Insecticide on resistant individuals could be significantly
reduced. Since occurrence of resistant individuals is
from failure of Lorsban 750 WG Insecticide to control
resistant insects.
Lorsban 750 WG Insecticide may be subject to specific
resistance management strategies.
For further information contact your local supplier or
Option for minimising drift to sensitive areas include not
spraying within a certain distance of sensitive areas when
wind is blowing towards them (see table for guidance)
or ensuring that drifting spray will be intercepted by
a catching surface such as a row of shelter trees, an
unsprayed row of orchard trees, or hail netting.
Situation
Recommended buffer
distance (m)
Orchard (dormant trees,
citrus, large trees)
30
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Re-entry period
Tree crops and Vines: DO NOT allow entry into treated
crops until spray deposits have dried. If prior entry is
required, limit duration of entry and wear cotton overalls
each day’s use.
Greenhouses: DO NOT allow entry into greenhouses until
spray deposits have dried and treated areas are adequately
ventilated. If prior entry is required, limit duration of entry
and wear cotton overalls buttoned to the neck and wrist
(or equivalent clothing), chemical resistant gloves and
half-facepiece respirator. Clothing must be laundered after
each day’s use.
Dangerous to bees. DO NOT spray any plants in flower
while bees are foraging.
PROTECTION OF WILDLIFE, FISH, CRUSTACEANS,
AND ENVIRONMENT
HIGHLY TOXIC TO BIRDS AND REPTILES. VERY HIGHLY
TOXIC TO FISH AND AQUATIC INVERTEBRATES.
DO NOT re-apply to the same crop within 7 days (unless
specifically recommended in the directions for use).
Spray drift may occur under adverse meteorological
conditions or from certain spray equipment. DO NOT allow
spray drift to occur onto sensitive areas including, but not
limited to, natural streams, rivers or waterways and human
dwellings. A spray drift management strategy such as those in
the ‘Best Management Practices Manual for Cotton Growers’
or the ‘Pilots and Operators Manual’ should be applied.
DO NOT apply if heavy rains or storms that are likely to
cause surface runoff are forecast in the immediate area
within two days of application.
DO NOT apply when irrigating, or to waterlogged soil, or
while water remains on the surface or in furrows, unless
tailwater is captured on farm.
DO NOT allow contaminated runoff water from treated
paddocks to enter adjacent areas or water bodies. Runoff
contaminated by irrigation events (tailwater) and a 25 mm
rain storm should be captured on farm for two days after
application.
chemical, used containers or containers used for mixing or
holding treated seed.
If the water soluble bag is ruptured and a spill occurs, wear
protective equipment (See SAFETY DIRECTIONS). Remove
granules from surfaces and sweep up residual material.
Place in a container that will prevent further dispersion
of the granules. If spilled inside a building, wash
contaminated surface to deactivate the chlorpyrifos
with a solution of bleach (sodium hypochlorite) prepared
according to the bleach label instructions. Prevent entry
of spilled chemical or damaged containers into drains,
dams or waterways.
If the liquid spray mix is involved, apply absorbent material
such as earth, sand, clay granules or cat litter to the spill.
Sweep up material when absorption is completed and
contain in a refuse vessel for disposal in the same manner
as for containers (see STORAGE AND DISPOSAL section).
Store in closed, original container in a dry, cool,
well-ventilated area out of direct sunlight.
Do not dispose of undiluted chemicals on site.
Puncture or shred and bury empty containers in a local
authority landfill. If no landfill is available, bury the
containers below 500 mm in a disposal pit specifically
marked and set up for this purpose clear of waterways,
desirable vegetation and tree roots.
Empty containers and product should not be burnt.
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SAFETY DIRECTIONS
• Repeated minor exposure may have a cumulative
poisoning effect.
• Avoid contact with eyes
• When preparing the spray and using the prepared spray,
wear cotton overalls buttoned to the neck and wrist, a
washable hat, elbow-length PVC gloves and
a face shield or goggles.
• After use and before eating, drinking or smoking wash
• After each day’s use wash gloves, face shield or goggles
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If poisoning occurs, contact a Doctor or Poisons
LORSBAN 750 WG
Data Sheet for LORSBANTM 750 WG INSECTICIDE which
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ACTIVE CONSTITUENT:
ACTIVE
CONSTITUENT:
SOLVENT:
SOLVENT:
200 g/L MYCLOBUTANIL
200 g/L LIQUID
MYCLOBUTANIL
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For the control of powdery mildew on grapevines.
For the control of powdery mildew on grapevines.
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MYCLOSS XTRA
CAUTION
CAUTION
KEEP OUT OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
MYCLOSS XTRA
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
CROP
Grapevines
DISEASE
Powdery
mildew
RATE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Dilute spraying
16 mL/100 L
Apply when new shoots are 10 to 20 cm long and
then at 14 to 21 day intervals.
Apply by dilute or concentrate spraying
equipment. Apply the same total amount of
product to the target crop whether applying
this product by dilute or concentrate spraying
methods.
The use of this product is subject to a
CropLife Australia Fungicide Resistance
Management Strategy. Please refer to
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS for details.
Concentrate
spraying
Refer to the
Mixing/ Application
section
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WITHHOLDING PERIOD: DO NOT HARVEST FOR 14 DAYS AFTER APPLICATION.
Mycloss Xtra Fungicide is a member of the DMI group
of fungicides. For fungicide resistance management
the product is a Group 3 fungicide. Some naturally
occurring individual fungi resistant to the product
and other Group 3 fungicides may exist through
normal genetic variability in any fungal population.
the fungal population if these fungicides are used
repeatedly. These resistant fungi will not be controlled
by this product and other Group 3 fungicides, thus
resulting in a reduction in efficacy and possible yield
loss. Since the occurrence of resistant fungi is difficult
liability for any losses that result from failure of this
product to control resistant fungi.
Fungicide Resistance Management
Strategy
MIXING
Two-thirds fill the spray tank with water and agitate
or stir while adding the required quantity of Mycloss
Xtra Fungicide. Add other products after Mycloss Xtra
Fungicide has been fully mixed. Top up spray tank to the
required level and agitate before commencing spraying.
APPLICATION in VINEYARDS
Mycloss Xtra Fungicide may be applied with conventional
drive past orchard sprayers. DO NOT apply by aircraft.
DILUTE SPRAYING
Use a sprayer designed to apply high volumes of water up to
the point of run-off and matched to the crop being sprayed.
coverage throughout the crop canopy. Apply sufficient
water to cover the crop to the point of run-off.
Avoid excessive run-off.
The required water volume may be determined by
applying different test volumes, using different settings
on the sprayer, from industry guidelines or expert advice.
FOR USE table for each 100 L of water.
1. Apply no more than 3 Group 3 sprays per season.
Spray to the point of run-off.
2. Use a non-Group 3 fungicide for mid to late season
control of powdery mildew.
sprayer set up and operation may also need to be
changed, as the crop grows.
For grapevines, a minimum volume of 800 L/ha
pre-flowering and 1000 to 1500 L/ha from flowering
onwards is recommended.
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spraying (that is a sprayer which applies water volumes
less than those required to reach the point of run-off)
and matched to the crop being sprayed.
coverage throughout the crop canopy using your chosen
water volume.
Determine an appropriate dilute spray volume (see
DILUTE SPRAYING) for the crop canopy or consult your
local adviser, agronomist or Department of Agriculture to
determine this volume. This is needed to calculate the
Additionally, some export markets have established MRLs
different to those in Australia. If you are growing grapes
for export (either fresh, dried or wine), please check with
your exporter or the Australian Wine Research Institute
for the latest information on MRLs and import tolerances
BEFORE using Mycloss Xtra Fungicide.
PRECAUTION: Re-entry Period
DO NOT enter treated areas until the spray has dried
unless wearing cotton overalls buttoned to the neck and
wrist (or equivalent clothing), elbow-length PVC gloves
and footwear. Grape girdling should not be performed for
4 days after application, unless wearing cotton overalls
buttoned to the neck and wrist (or equivalent clothing),
elbow-length PVC gloves and footwear.
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2X (ie 1000 L ÷ 500 L = 2)
concentrate rate becomes 2 x 16, that is 32 mL/100 L
of water, and the sprayer set up and operation may need
Do not use a concentrate rate higher than that specified
in the CRITICAL COMMENTS.
For further information on concentrate spraying, users
are advised to consult relevant industry guidelines,
undertake appropriate competency training and follow
industry Best Practices.
COMPATIBILITY
Mycloss Xtra Fungicide may be mixed with some
formulations of the following chemicals: metiram,
phosphorus acid, mancozeb + benalaxyl and wettable
sulphur. Before preparing tank mixes of Mycloss Xtra
Fungicide with other products, the user is advised to
check the manufacturers’ recommendations on the
product labels. As formulations of other manufacturers’
products are beyond the control of Dow AgroSciences
Australia Ltd, all mixtures should be tested prior to
mixing commercial quantities.
Export of Treated Fruit
Growers should note that MRLs or import tolerances do not
exist in all markets for fruit treated with Mycloss Xtra Fungicide.
Low hazard to bees. Application of Mycloss Xtra Fungicide
to vines at any time will not cause harm to bees.
the chemical or used container.
Spray Drift
DO NOT apply in weather conditions, or from spraying
equipment which may cause spray to drift onto nearby
crops, crop lands, pasture or livestock.
packaging for appropriate disposal to an approved waste
management facility. If an approved waste management
facility is not available, bury the empty packaging
500 mm below the surface in a disposal pit specifically
marked and set up for this purpose, clear of waterways,
desirable vegetation and tree roots, in compliance with
relevant Local, State or Territory government regulations.
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MYCLOSS XTRA
FIRST AID
Small spills/leaks: Absorb with material such as
sand, soil or sawdust. Collect spilled product and place
in sealable container for disposal. Spill residues may
be cleaned using water and detergent. Contain and
absorb wash water for disposal. Absorb and collect
washings and place in the same sealable container
for disposal. Dam the area of large spills and report
them to Dow AgroSciences Emergency Services at
1-800 033 882.
SAFETY DIRECTIONS
APVMA Approval No: 60013/5/0506
Data Sheet for MYCLOSS™ XTRA FUNGICIDE which
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wear cotton overalls buttoned to the neck and wrist
(or equivalent clothing), elbow-length PVC gloves
and goggles.
• After each day’s use, wash contaminated clothing
and gloves.
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ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 0.24 g/L SPINOSAD
For the control of Fruit flies, including Queensland fruitfly and Medfly, infesting various tree,
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE
SITUATION
Tree, fruit, nut, vine
and vegetable crops
and ornamentals
Non-crop vegetation
and other fruit fly
resting sites (for
use in area-wide
fruit fly eradication
or control programs)
PEST
Fruit flies, including:
(Bactrocera tryoni) &
Mediterranean fruit fly
(Ceratitis capitata)
USE RATE
1 L/ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Mix 1 part of Naturalure Fruit Fly Bait Concentrate with 6.5 parts
of water. Spray solution can be applied as a band or spot spray
(see Application section)
Dilute as above or use as a concentrate spray by mixing 1 part
of Naturalure Fruit Fly Bait Concentrate with 1.5 parts of water
and apply as a spot spray (see Application section).
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severe spotting (superficial on the skin only) from protein-based baits. The risk of phytotoxicity is increased during hot, dry conditions
and re-application of spray to the same location on the plants. If using a weekly spray program, alternate tree or crop rows to which the
product is applied. Re-apply if rain washes bait off the foliage.
NATURALURE
WITHHOLDING PERIOD: All crops
Not required when used as directed
MIXING
Naturalure Fruit Fly Bait Concentrate is a protein and sugar
based bait containing the active ingredient spinosad. Once
applied, fruit flies can detect the bait from several metres
away. Naturalure Fruit Fly Bait Concentrate can be diluted
with water (see MIXING section below) to produce either
a concentrated or a dilute solution. Use the concentrated
solution if application equipment will allow, as this will
maximise bait longevity and improve rainfastness. If
necessary, remove filters and strainers from spraying
equipment to avoid blockages.
Note: Baiting for fruit fly control should be supplemented
by good orchard management practices such as removal
of fallen and/or rotting fruit.
Once mixed, constant agitation of the spray solution is
recommended to ensure uniformity of spray mixture. Allow
agitation system to operate for at least 5 minutes before
applying. Once diluted, the solution should be used within
24 hours.
Concentrated Solution: Mix 1 part of Naturalure Fruit
Fly Bait Concentrate with 1.5 parts of water.
First add water (equivalent to one-half of the volume of
Naturalure Concentrate to be mixed) to the spray tank
and start the agitation system. Then add the full amount
of Naturalure Concentrate followed by an equal amount
of water.
Dilute Solution: Mix 1 part of Naturalure Fruit Fly Bait
Concentrate with 6.5 parts of water.
First add water (equivalent to the volume of Naturalure
Concentrate to be mixed) to the spray tank or premixing
tank and start the agitation system. Then add the full
amount of Naturalure Concentrate followed by the
remaining amount of water.
For insecticide resistance management Naturalure Fruit
Fly Bait Concentrate is a Group 5 insecticide.
Naturalure Fruit Fly Bait Concentrate and other
Group 5 insecticides may exist through normal genetic
variability in any insect population. The resistant individuals
can eventually dominate the insect population if Naturalure
Fruit Fly Bait Concentrate or other Group 5 insecticides
are used repeatedly. The effectiveness of Naturalure
Fruit Fly Bait Concentrate on resistant individuals could
be significantly reduced. Since occurrence of resistant
individuals is difficult to detect prior to use, Dow
AgroSciences accepts no liability for any losses that
may result from the failure of Naturalure Fruit Fly Bait
Concentrate to control resistant insects.
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APPLICATION
Begin applications as soon as monitoring traps indicate
flies are present and fruit is at a susceptible stage. Repeat
applications every 7 days, re-applying sooner if rain washes
off the deposit. A large spray droplet size of 4000 to 6000 µ
(4-6 mm) is recommended to optimise duration of bait’s
attractiveness to flies. Apply as either a band or spot
spray to the lower canopy of fruiting plants as follows:
Band sprays (concentrated or dilute solution):
Apply as a coarse spray in a 1m wide band to the skirt of
trees. Apply to one side of every row or every second row
of trees.
Spots should be distributed evenly throughout
an orchard to optimise effectiveness. Adjust the
application of the spots to suit the number of trees per
hectare, but do not exceed the application rate above.
water for disposal. Absorb and collect washings and place
in the same sealable container for disposal. Dam the area of
large spills and report them to Dow AgroSciences Emergency
Services at 1-800 033 882.
SAFETY DIRECTIONS
• May irritate the eyes. Avoid contact with eyes.
• If product is in eyes, wash it out immediately with water.
After using Naturalure Fruit Fly Bait Concentrate empty the tank
and completely drain the system. Rinse the tank, pumps, lines,
hoses, filters and nozzles by circulating clean water through the
system. Drain and repeat the rinsing procedure twice.
Naturalure Fruit Fly Bait Concentrate contains proteins
from a plant extract to which some people may be allergic.
If you are concerned about a potential allergic response,
it is advisable to wear gloves and/or some face protection
such as a dust mask when mixing or using the product.
Take care to avoid contact of the product or spray solution
with skin and eyes.
FIRST AID
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if bees are active. Once the spray deposit has dried,
foraging bees will not be affected.
AND ENVIRONMENT
DO NOT allow the product or used containers to enter dams,
ponds, waterways or drains.
DO NOT apply in strong winds or any other conditions that may
result in drift onto adjacent pastures, crops or water supplies.
Beneficial insects contribute to control of pest outbreaks.
Applications of Naturalure Fruit Fly Bait Concentrate are
unlikely to affect lacewings (Chrysopa spp.), predatory bugs
(Geocoris, Orius and Nabis spp.), spiders and most species
of ladybird beetles (Coccinella, Diomus and Harmonia spp.).
However some species of beneficial insects may be sensitive
to Naturalure Fruit Fly Bait Concentrate and its use may
temporarily reduce populations of parasitoid wasps (especially
Trichogramma spp.), ants, some beetles and tachinid flies.
This may lead to some disruption of IPM systems based on
these species, but generally populations will recover.
SAFETY DATA SHEET
Additional information is listed on the Safety Data Sheet for
NATURALURE™ FRUIT FLY BAIT CONCENTRATE which is
Store in the closed, original container in a dry, cool,
well-ventilated area out of direct sunlight.
container for disposal. Spill residues may be cleaned
using water and detergent. Contain and absorb wash
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NATURALURE
Spot sprays of the concentrated solution:
Apply to trees and foliage as coarse spots of 20 mL
per spot of 1m2. Apply 125 spots per hectare.
Spot sprays of the dilute solution:
Apply to trees and foliage as coarse spots of 50 mL
per spot of 1m2. Apply 150 spots per hectare.
PRODIGY
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For the control of lightbrown apple moth on apples & pears (pome fruit), blueberries, citrus,
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pests ofpeppers
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avocado,
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plant, longan,
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and tomatoes
as specified
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(capsicum and chilli), okra, macadamia and tomatoes as specified in the Directions for Use.
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RESTRAINTS:
PRODIGY
DO NOT apply if rain or overhead irrigation is expected within 6 hours. Retain the first flush of irrigation tailwater/storm
water in the tailwater dam after application.
DO NOT use more than 3 sprays per season in any single crop.
DO NOT use in covered or protected situations such as glasshouses, greenhouses, shade houses or plastic tunnels.
USE ON TREE AND VINE CROPS
In the following table, all rates given are for dilute spraying. For concentrate spraying, refer to the MIXING/APPLICATION
section. Apply by dilute or concentrate spraying equipment. Apply the same total amount of product to the target crop
whether applying this product by dilute or concentrate spraying methods. For concentrate spraying, DO NOT use at rates
greater than 5 times the dilute spraying rate.
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PEST
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CRITICAL COMMENTS
Apples and pears
(and other pome
fruit)
Lightbrown apple
moth
25 mL
For control of the spring generation of lightbrown apple
moth, commence spraying at petal fall and apply in a series
of 3 applications at 14 day intervals. Alternatively, in areas
where a later summer generation occurs, spray when moth
activity is indicated by pheromone traps or lure pots. Apply
a minimum of 2 sprays with a 21 day interval. Ensure
thorough coverage of developing fruit clusters.
When insect pressure is high in blocks with large, vaseshaped trees and with short-stemmed, bunchy varieties,
Prodigy must be applied by dilute spraying to ensure
run-off into fruit clusters.
Loopers
Control of these pests is best achieved using a schedule of
3 sprays of Prodigy in spring (see above).
Avocado
Avocado
leafroller
25 mL
Crop monitoring is recommended from pre-bloom. Apply
at first sign of pest incidence and target eggs and newly
hatched larvae. Additional sprays may be required if
re-infestation occurs.
Blueberry
Lightbrown apple
moth
25 mL
Thorough coverage of the plant is essential. Target eggs
and newly hatched larvae. Apply when locally determined
thresholds are exceeded.
Citrus
Lightbrown apple
moth
25 mL + a
wetting agent at
10 mL / 100 L
Coffee
Custard apple
Use with high volume spraying equipment only. Thorough
coverage is essential. Spray to runoff. Apply when eggs and
very small larvae are first seen in flower clusters or
developing fruitlets. A second spray may be required
2-3 weeks later if larvae hatch over an extended period.
Avocado
leafroller
25 mL
Crop monitoring for pest incidence is recommended from
pre-bloom. Apply at first sign of pest incidence, targeting
eggs and very small larvae before they are protected in
retreats. Additional sprays may be required if re-infestation
occurs.
Yellow peach
moth
25 mL
Apply when locally determined pest thresholds are exceeded
as indicated by field checks. Additional sprays may be
required if re-infestation occurs. Spray to thoroughly
cover fruit.
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PRODIGY
USE ON TREE AND VINE CROPS (continued)
In the following table, all rates given are for dilute spraying. For concentrate spraying, refer to the MIXING/APPLICATION
section. Apply by dilute or concentrate spraying equipment. Apply the same total amount of product to the target crop
whether applying this product by dilute or concentrate spraying methods. For concentrate spraying, DO NOT use at rates
greater than 5 times the dilute spraying rate.
CROP
Grapevines
PEST
RATE/100 L
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Lightbrown apple
moth
25 mL
Thorough leaf tip and bunch coverage is essential.
Spring generation:
Apply from pre-flowering onwards targeting eggs and small
(5-6 mm long) larvae (up to 3rd instar). Apply a second
spray 14 - 21 days later.
Summer generation:
Apply at first sign of activity targeting eggs and larvae up to
5-6 mm long (up to 3rd instar). The summer generation can
only be detected by monitoring.
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Lightbrown apple
moth
25 mL
Monitor pest activity from bud burst onwards. Target sprays
at eggs and first instar larvae.
Longan
Macadamia
nutborer
40 mL
Spray thoroughly when pest numbers reach economic
threshold levels according to field checks. Target sprays
against eggs and early instar larvae.
Macadamia
flower caterpillar
25 mL
Monitor for eggs and very small larvae on flowers and apply
at a threshold of 50-80% of racemes infested.
Macadamia
nutborer
40 mL
Spray to thoroughly cover nuts when pest numbers reach
economic threshold levels according to field checks. Target
sprays against eggs and early instar larvae.
Lychee
Macadamia
USE ON NON-TREE AND VINE CROPS
Note: Prodigy is a moult-accelerating insecticide that requires ingestion for control. Feeding ceases almost immediately
after ingestion. Larvae in protected feeding sites (eg. flowers) will not be controlled. Mortality of larvae will not be evident
until 4-6 days after application.
CROP
PEST
RATE
Tomatoes,
Peppers
(capsicum and
chilli), Egg plant
and Okra
Native budworm
Tomato grub
Cluster
caterpillar
125 or
170 mL/100 L
or
1.25 or 1.7 L/ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Use the higher rate under heavy egg pressure. Apply
Prodigy to brown eggs or at egg hatch when pest numbers
reach treatment threshold levels as determined by field
checks. Maintain field checks and reapply after 7 days
if necessary. Ensure thorough coverage of plants.
NOT TO BE USED FOR ANY PURPOSE, OR IN ANY MANNER CONTRARY TO THIS LABEL UNLESS
WITHHOLDING PERIOD
Tomato, Peppers (Capsicum and Chilli), Eggplant and Okra: NOT REQUIRED WHEN USED AS DIRECTED.
Citrus fruits: DO NOT HARVEST FOR 1 DAY AFTER APPLICATION.
Longan: DO NOT HARVEST FOR 3 DAYS AFTER APPLICATION.
Blueberry: DO NOT HARVEST FOR 7 DAYS AFTER APPLICATION.
Avocado, Coffee, Custard Apple, Kiwi fruit, Lychee and Pome Fruit: DO NOT HARVEST FOR 14 DAYS AFTER APPLICATION.
Grapes (for domestic consumption): DO NOT HARVEST FOR 21 DAYS AFTER APPLICATION.
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Macadamia: DO NOT HARVEST FOR 28 DAYS AFTER
APPLICATION.
MIXING/APPLICATION
MIXING
required quantity of Prodigy to water in the spray vat while
stirring or with agitators in motion.
NOTE – CROPS INTENDED FOR EXPORT: Prodigy
Insecticide may leave detectable chemical residues in
harvested produce. Overseas markets may not have
appropriate residue tolerances in place or may have
established tolerances which are lower than Australian
maximum residue limits. Some crops for export to these
destinations may require a longer harvest withholding
period. If you plan to use this product on crops destined for
export, please check with your exporter before using
Prodigy Insecticide.
COMPATIBILITY
GRAZING WITHHOLDING PERIOD
DILUTE SPRAYING
Prodigy is incompatible with mineral spray oils. DO NOT
mix concentrates together but add each to the spray tank
separately. As formulations of other manufacturers'
products are beyond the control of Dow AgroSciences
Australia Limited, all mixtures should be tested prior to
mixing commercial quantities. As changes in climatic
conditions can alter the sensitivity of plants to mixtures of
sprays, Dow AgroSciences cannot be responsible for the
behaviour of such mixtures.
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All crops, orchards, plantations and vineyards:
DO NOT graze treated crops. DO NOT allow livestock to
graze within treated orchards, plantations or vineyards.
Grapes, blueberries and coffee:
DO NOT apply when there are livestock, pasture or any land
that is producing feed for livestock within 5 m downwind of
the application area.
Tomato, peppers, egg-plants and okra:
DO NOT apply when there are livestock, pasture or any land
that is producing feed for livestock within 15 m downwind
of the application area.
Prodigy Insecticide is very suitable for use in orchards and
vineyards using integrated pest management (IPM)
programs.
For insecticide resistance management, Prodigy Insecticide
is a Group 18 insecticide. Some naturally occurring insect
biotypes resistant to Prodigy and other Group 18
insecticides may exist through normal genetic variability in
any insect population. The resistant individuals can
eventually dominate the insect population if Prodigy and
other Group 18 insecticides are used repeatedly.
The effectiveness of Prodigy on resistant individuals could
be significantly reduced. Since occurrence of resistant
AgroSciences Australia Limited accepts no liability for any
losses that may result from the failure of Prodigy to control
resistant insects. Prodigy may be subject to specific
resistance management strategies. For further information
contact your local supplier, Dow AgroSciences
representative or local agricultural department agronomist.
Use a sprayer designed to apply high volumes of water up
to the point of run-off and matched to the crop being
sprayed.
FOR USE table for each 100 L of water. Spray to the point of
run-off. The required dilute spray volume will change and
the sprayer set up and operation may also need to change
as the crop grows.
those required to reach the point of run-off) and matched to
the crop being sprayed.
volume. Determine an appropriate dilute spray volume
(see DILUTE SPRAYING above) for the crop canopy.
This is needed to calculate the concentrate mixing rate.
calculated in the following way.
EXAMPLE ONLY
3. The concentration factor in this example is 3X
(i.e. 1500 L ÷ 500L = 3)
concentrate rate becomes 3 x 25, that is; 75 mL/100 L
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PRODIGY
Grapes (for export or wine production): Consult your
winery, industry spray diary or peak industry body for the
recommended withholding period (export harvest interval)
required to meet export residue requirements.
PRODIGY
The chosen spray volume and the sprayer set up and
operation may need to be changed as the crop grows.
DO NOT use a concentrate rate higher than that specified
in the CRITICAL COMMENTS. For further information on
PRECAUTIONS
RE-ENTRY
dried. If prior entry is necessary, wear cotton overalls
each day's use.
and drains.
Services at 1-800 033 882.
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Keep livestock out of operational areas during treatment.
Avoid spray drift onto adjoining properties or stock areas.
AND ENVIRONMENT
Toxic to aquatic life with long lasting effects.
DO NOT spray across open bodies of water.
spraying equipment which could be expected to cause spray
to drift onto adjacent areas, particularly wetlands,
waterbodies or watercourses.
DO NOT contaminate wetlands or watercourses with this
product or used containers.
Keep Out of Reach of Children.
ventilated area.
Store cleaned container in a sheltered place with cap
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SAFETY DIRECTIONS
• When opening the container, preparing the spray and
using the prepared spray, wear cotton overalls buttoned to
neck and wrist (or equivalent clothing) and elbow-length
• After each day's use, wash gloves and contaminated
clothing.
FIRST AID
Data Sheet for PRODIGYTM INSECTICIDE, which is
POISON
KEEP OUT
OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
BEFORE
OPENING
OR USING
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ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 435 g/L PROPICONAZOLE
SOLVENT:
453 g/L HYDROCARBON LIQUID
For the control of lightbrown apple moth on apples & pears (pome fruit), blueberries, citrus,
grapevines and kiwifruit; and for the control of various other lepidopteran pests of apples
Forpears
the control
certain
fungalcoffee,
diseases
of bananas,
stonepeppers
fruit, sugar
&
(pome of
fruit),
avocado,
custard
apple, peanuts,
egg plant,pineapples,
longan, lychee,
cane,
wheat
and
other okra,
cropsmacadamia
as specifiedand
in the
Directions
for Use. in the Directions for Use.
(capsicum
and
chilli),
tomatoes
as specified
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE
RESTRAINT:
DO NOT apply more than 6 sprays per season.
1. FRUIT
CROP
Apricots
DISEASE
Prune Rust
(Tranzschelia
discolor)
STATE
SA only
RATE
WHP
Per
Hectare
High
Volume /
100 L
-
Dilute
spraying
18 mL /
100 L
1 day
Apply by dilute or concentrate spraying equipment.
Apply the same amount of product to the target
crop whether applying this product by dilute or
concentrate spraying methods. Curative Control:
Apply when the disease first occurs on new growth.
Further applications should be made when the
disease occurs on new growth. DO NOT make
more than 5 applications to any individual tree
during the season.
Protective Treatment: Spray mancozeb or zineb
mixed with PropiMax at the full recommended rates
of application.
This use is subject to a DMI anti-resistance
strategy.
1 day
This use is subject to a DMI anti-resistance
strategy.
Ground Application:
Apply by misting machine or air blast sprayer. Use
rates towards the higher end of the range where
weather conditions favour diseases or where
equipment or terrain does not permit thorough
spray coverage of all foliage.
NSW, Sth Qld: Ground and aerial application:
Commence spraying at the start of the summer
rainy season and apply a maximum of 5 sprays
per season at 21 to 28 day intervals.
For effective control the product must be applied
for at least 2 consecutive sprays at 21 to 28 day
intervals before further treatments of an alternative
recommended protective fungicide are applied.
NT, WA, Nth Qld: Ground and aerial applications:
Commence spraying at the start of the wet season
and apply a maximum of 6 sprays per season at
14 to 21 day intervals. For effective control the
product must be applied for at least 2 consecutive
sprays at 14 to 21 day intervals before further
treatments of an alternative recommended
protective fungicide are applied. Continue with
treatments of an alternative recommended
protective fungicide for the remainder of the
season. Use the lower rate of oil in Nth Qld.
DO NOT apply in July, August, September
and October.
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spraying
Refer to the
Mixing/
Application
section
Bananas
(including
bananas
interplanted
into
avocados)
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Ground
Leaf spot
NSW,
Application:
(Mycosphaerella
WA,
musicola),
Sth Qld 115 - 230 mL
+ 3 to 5 L
Leaf Speckle
only
of a water
(Mycosphaerella
miscible
musae), Cordana
oil, in a
Leaf Spot
convenient
(Cordana johnstonil)
volume of
Leaf spot
NT,
water.
(Mycosphaerella Nth Qld,
Aerial
musicola),
WA
Application:
Leaf Speckle
only
230 mL +
(Mycosphaerella
3 to 5 L
musae),
of a water
Cordana Leaf
miscible
Spot (Cordana
oil, in a
musae)
minimum
of 30 L of
Black Sigatoka
Qld,
water.
(Mycosphaerella
WA
Aerial
fijiensis var
and NT
Application
difformis)
only
without
water:
230 mL +
8 to 10 L
of spraying
oil. (This
use does
not require
further
dilution
with water).
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1. FRUIT (continued)
DISEASE
STATE
RATE
Per
Hectare
Pineapples
WHP
CRITICAL COMMENTS
High
Volume /
100 L
Base Rot
(Trielaviopsis
paradoxa)
Qld, NT
only
6 - 12 mL /
100 L water
Plums
Prune Rust
for Prune
(Tranzschelia
Production discolor)
NSW,
WA,
SA, Vic
only
Dilute
Spraying
18 mL /
100 L water
Pre-plant dip: Ensure thorough coverage by totally
immersing the planting material in the dip solution.
Allow 50 mL of the dip solution per plant. Apply the
higher rate under conditions of high disease pressure.
1 day
Apply the same total amount of product to the target
concentrate spraying methods.
Curative Control: Apply when the disease first occurs.
Further application should be made when the disease
occurs on new growth. DO NOT make more than five
applications to any individual tree during the season.
Protective Treatment: Spray mancozeb or zineb
mixed with PropiMax at the full recommended rates
of application.
This use is subject to DMI anti-resistance strategy.
1 day
Apply the same total amount of product to the target
This use is subject to a DMI anti-resistance strategy.
Apply at early (1 to 10%) blossom and again at full
bloom. A further application is made at shuck-fall.
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Concentrate
Spraying
Refer to the
Mixing /
Application
Section
Stone Fruit Brown Rot
(Blossom
Blight)
(blossom
phase)
(Monilinia laxa)
Vic,
Tas,
WA
only
Brown Rot
(blossom
phase)
(Monilinia
fructicola)
NSW,
WA,
SA,
Qld,
Tas
only
Brown Rot
(fruit phase)
(Monilinia
fructicola)
Qld,
WA,
NSW,
Tas,
Vic, SA
only
-
Dilute
Spraying
15 mL / 100 L
water
Concentrate
Spraying
Refer to the
Mixing /
Application
Section
spraying methods. Apply 3 weeks and 1 week before
harvest. Only 2 consecutive applications of DMI
fungicides can be made during this period.
The last Blossom Blight spray and the first Brown
Rot (fruit phase) spray should be regarded as
consecutive applications.
For varieties with extended harvesting periods,
a third spray during the picking period may be applied
if conditions are favourable for disease development.
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PROPIMAX
CROP
2. FIELD CROPS
CROP
Cereal:
Barley
DISEASE
STATE
Powdery
Mildew
(Blumeria
graminis
hordei)
All
States
RATE
WHP
Per
Hectare
High
Volume /
100 L
85 - 285 mL
-
Harvest Spray at the first sign of the disease during the
4
tillering stage. A repeat spray 21-28 days later may
weeks be required. Ensure thorough coverage of stems and
Grazing leaves. Powdery mildew - higher rates provide longer
7 days protection.
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Barley Scald
(Rhynchospori
um secalis)
285 mL
Spot Form
Net Blotch
(Pyrenophora
teres f.maculate)
PROPIMAX
Cereal:
Oats
Apply after flag leaf is around 70% emerged and before
infection averages 10% on the flag-2 leaf. Ensure
thorough coverage of the leaves and stem.
Stem Rust
(Puccinia
graminis f.sp.
avenae)
All
States
Crown Rust
(Puccinia
coronata f.sp.
avenae)
285 mL
-
Stripe Rust
(Puccinia
striformis)
Apply after flag blade leaf is fully emerged or Z39
and before disease levels reach 1% of flag leaf area.
Consider control if disease is greater than 5-10%
on any lower leaf layer. Use higher rates under high
infection pressure or when longer residual protection
is required. Lower rates are effective under low disease
pressure but have reduced residual effect. Ensure
thorough coverage.
Apply after flag blade leaf is fully emerged or Z39 if
infection averages 10% on the flag-2 leaf. The high
rate of application gives a longer period of protection
than the lower rates. Use higher rates on high
potential crops when conditions favour severe disease
development during flowering. Lower rates are effective
under low disease pressure but have reduced residual
effect. Ensure thorough coverage.
Qld,
WA,
NSW,
SA, Vic
only
145 or
285 mL
Tas
only
Powdery
Mildew
(Blumeria
graminis
tritici)
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Harvest Apply at the first sign of disease and before there is an
average of over 2 pustules per tiller. Ensure thorough
4
weeks coverage of stems and leaves.
Grazing
7 days
145 - 285 mL
Suppression
of Septoria
Leaf Blotch
(Leptosphaeria
avenaria)
Cereal:
Wheat
CRITICAL COMMENTS
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All
States
-
Harvest Spray between jointing and end of flowering when
4
10 to 20% of leaves are infected. A repeat spray
weeks 21-28 days later may be required. Use higher rate
Grazing under high infection pressure or when longer residual
7 days protection is required.
Spray when 10 to 20% of leaves are infected. A repeat
spray 21 to 28 days later may be required. Use higher
rate under high infection pressure or when longer
residual protection is required.
85 - 285 mL
Spray at the first sign of disease during the tillering
stage. A repeat spray 21 to 28 days later may be
required. Ensure thorough coverage of stems and
leaves. Higher rates provide longer protection.
DISEASE
STATE
RATE
Per
Hectare
Cereal:
Wheat
continued
Stem Rust
(Puccinia
graminis)
All
States
Septoria
nodorum
blotch
(Phaeosphaeria
nodorum)
WHP
Harvest Apply at first sign of disease and before there is an
4
average of over 2 pustules per tiller. Ensure thorough
weeks coverage of stems and leaves.
285 mL
Grazing
Apply after flag leaves are around 70% emerged if
7 days
infection averages 10% on the flag-2 leaf. The higher
rate of application gives a longer period of protection
than the lower rates. Use higher rates on high
potential crops when conditions favour severe disease
development during flowering. Lower rates are effective
under low disease pressure but have reduced residual
effect. Ensure thorough coverage.
145 - 285 mL
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Wheat leaf
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All
States
Yellow Spot
(Pyrenophora
tritici-repentis)
85 - 285 mL
-
Harvest Apply after flag leaves is 70% emerged and before
4
disease levels reach 1% of flag leaf area. Consider
weeks control if disease is greater than 5-10% on any lower
Grazing leaf layer. Use higher rates under high infection
7 days pressure or when longer residual protection is
required. Lower rates are effective under low disease
pressure but have reduced residual effect. Ensure
thorough coverage.
145 - 285 mL
Apply after flag leaves are around 70% emerged if
infection averages 10% on the flag-2 leaf. Higher
rates provide longer protection. Use higher rates on
high potential crops when conditions favour severe
disease development. Lower rates are effective under
low disease pressure but have reduced residual effect.
Ensure thorough coverage.
Septoria
Tritici Blotch
(Mycosphaerella
graminicola)
Peanuts
CRITICAL COMMENTS
High
Volume /
100 L
Early Leaf Spot NSW, 230 - 345 mL
(Cercospora
WA,
arachidicola), Sth Qld
Late Leaf Spot
only
(Cercospondium
personatum)
Rust (Puccinia
arachidis)
Perennial
Ryegrass
Stem Rust
(Puccinia
graminis)
Blind seed
disease
(Gloeotinia
granigena)
Sugarcane
Pineapple
disease
(Ceratocystis
paradoxa)
-
2
weeks
This use is subject to a DMI anti-resistance strategy.
Spray when disease symptoms are first observed.
Apply at 14 day intervals while weather conditions
favour disease. Use rates towards the higher end of
the range when wet conditions prevail. Use a fungicide
from a different activity group (non-DMI) after 3
consecutive sprays using PropiMax alone. Apply
a maximum of 5 sprays per season. The leaves of
peanuts sprayed may become darker green in colour
and modified in shape. These effects will not adversely
affect yield at recommended rates.
Sth
Qld,
WA
only
345 mL
Vic only
285 mL
-
4
weeks
Apply at ear emergence and again at anthesis.
NSW,
WA,
Qld
only
-
12 mL/100 L
-
Ensure thorough coverage of the cut ends of
sugarcane sets.
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PROPIMAX
CROP
3. MISCELLANEOUS
CROP
PROPIMAX
Boronia
DISEASE
STATE
Rust (Puccinia
boroniae)
WA,
Tas
only
RATE
WHP
Per
Hectare
High
Volume /
100 L
285 mL 570 mL
-
-
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Apply 2 to 5 applications at 10 to 14 day intervals
during the main disease period. Use the lower
rate when application is made protectively before
disease occurs. Use the higher rate when disease
is first observed and when the minimum number of
applications are applied.
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Spearmint (Puccinia
grown
menthae)
for oil
production
only
Tas,
Vic,
NSW
only
285 mL
-
5
weeks
Apply 2 to 5 applications at 10 to 14 day intervals
during the main disease period. Do not use on mint
grown for the fresh market.
Poppies
Leaf Smut
(Papaver
(Entyloma
somniferum) fuscum)
Tas
only
285 mL
-
4
weeks
Usage recommended by poppy contract-companies.
Apply as a mid-season application in the full
flower/petal drop period when disease is present.
WITHHOLDING PERIOD:
Bananas, Stone Fruit: DO NOT HARVEST FOR 1 DAY AFTER APPLICATION.
Peanuts: DO NOT HARVEST FOR 2 WEEKS AFTER APPLICATION.
Barley, Poppies, Wheat, Oats: DO NOT HARVEST FOR 4 WEEKS AFTER APPLICATION.
Perennial Ryegrass: DO NOT GRAZE OR CUT FOR STOCK FOOD FOR 4 WEEKS AFTER APPLICATION.
Peppermint, Spearmint: DO NOT HARVEST FOR 5 WEEKS AFTER APPLICATION.
Pineapple, Sugarcane: NOT REQUIRED WHEN USED AS DIRECTED.
Wheat, Barley, Oats: DO NOT GRAZE OR CUT FOR STOCK FOOD FOR 7 DAYS AFTER APPLICATION.
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Dilute Spraying:
DO NOT apply more than 6 sprays per season.
NOTE: For cereals, the flag-2 leaf is the 3rd last fully
emerged leaf, i.e. the second leaf below flag.
Wheat - Stripe rust - susceptible varieties - apply when
10% leaves infected.
Wheat - Stripe rust - moderately susceptible varieties apply when 15% to 20% leaves infected.
sprayed. Set up and operate the sprayer to achieve even
water to cover the crop to the point of run-off. Avoid
excessive run-off. The required water volume may be
determined by applying different test volumes, using
different settings on the sprayer, from industry guidelines
or expert advice. Add the amount of product specified in
the Directions for Use table for each 100 L of water.
Spray to the point of run-off. The required dilute spray
volume will change and the sprayer set up and operation
also may need to be changed, as the crop grows.
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Dow AgroSciences PropiMax Fungicide is a member of
the DMI group of fungicides. For fungicide resistance
management the product is a Group 3 Fungicide. Some
naturally occurring individual fungi resistant to the product
and other Group 3 fungicides may exist through normal
genetic variability in any fungal population. The resistant
individuals can eventually dominate the fungal population
if these fungicides are used repeatedly. These resistant
fungi will not be controlled by this product or other
Group 3 fungicides, thus resulting in a reduction in efficacy
and possible yield loss. Since the occurrence of resistant
fungi is difficult to detect prior to use, Dow AgroSciences
Australia Limited accepts no liability for any losses that
may result from the failure of this product to control
resistant fungi.
MIXING
Shake well before use. Fill the spray tank and then add
concentrate. Mix well.
Pineapples - Pre-plant dip:
Add the required amount of PropiMax directly to the dip
and mix well. Avoid excessive contamination of the dip
with organic matter.
APPLICATION
PropiMax may be applied by ground rig, high or low
volume, or by air.
Cereals:
May be applied by boom spray or aircraft. Ensure complete
coverage of all leaves and stems is obtained. The objective
of spraying is to keep the upper 2-3 leaves green and
functioning through grain filling stage.
With aircraft, as a guide, apply 10 - 20 L/ha with the lower
rate being used when applications are made with a cross
wind of not less than 5 knots. Use the higher volume when
applying to dense crops.
Bananas:
Apply by misting machine, air blast sprayer or aircraft.
Use a minimum of 30 L water if applying by air.
Apricots, Plums and other Stone Fruit:
Apply by high volume (dilute) sprayer or by concentrate
sprayer.
Concentrate Spraying:
to the crop being sprayed. Set up and operate the sprayer
to achieve even coverage throughout the crop canopy using
your chosen water volume. Determine an appropriate dilute
spray volume (see Dilute Spraying) for the crop canopy,
this is needed to calculate the concentrate mixing rate. The
mixing rate for concentrate spraying can then be calculated
in the following way:
Example only:
1. Dilute spray volume as determined above: for example
1500 L/ha.
2. Your chosen concentrate spray volume: for example
500 L/ha.
3 x (i.e. 1500 L ÷ 500 L = 3).
4. If the dilute label is 10 mL/100 L, then the concentrate rate
becomes 3 x 10, that is 30 mL/100 L of concentrate spray.
of water, and the sprayer set up and operation may need to
be changed as the crop grows. For further information on
RE-ENTRY PERIOD
DO NOT enter treated area until spray has dried.
COMPATIBILITY
PropiMax may be mixed with any one of the registered
products containing azinphos-methyl, chlorothalonil,
copper oxychloride, demeton-s-methyl, diazinon,
dimethoate, mancozeb, metalaxyl, methomyl, parathion,
propargite and zineb.
PROTECTION OF CROP, NATIVE AND OTHER
NON-TARGET PLANTS
susceptible plants/crops, cropping lands and pastures.
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PROPIMAX
SAFETY DIRECTIONS
Low hazard to bees. No special precautions are required.
• Will irritate the nose, throat and skin.
• DO NOT inhale vapour.
• If product in eyes wash it out immediately with water.
• If product on skin immediately wash area with soap
and water.
• When opening the container and preparing the spray, wear
cotton overalls buttoned to the neck and wrist, a washable
hat, elbow length PVC, nitrile or neoprene gloves, goggles
and disposable fume mask.
• After each day’s use wash gloves, goggles and
AND ENVIRONMENT
PROPIMAX
Store in the closed, original container in a cool, wellventilated area. DO NOT store for prolonged periods in
direct sunlight.
or product.
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face-shield or goggles, overalls buttoned to neck and wrist,
and drains.
Services at 1-800 033 882.
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FIRST AID
If swallowed, DO NOT induce vomiting. Give a glass
of water.
Data Sheet for PROPIMAXTM FUNGICIDE which is
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ACTIVE CONSTITUENT:
ACTIVE
CONSTITUENT:
SOLVENT:
SOLVENT:
500 g/L CHLORPYRIFOS-METHYL (an anticholinesterase compound)
500 g/L HYDROCARBON
CHLORPYRIFOS-METHYL
495
LIQUID (an anticholinesterase compound)
For the control of insect pests in stored grain and lupins (except for malting barley and rice)
For the
control ofofinsect
pestsand
in stored
grainasand
lupins (except
for malting
and
on surfaces
buildings
equipment
specified
in the Directions
forbarley
Use. and rice)
and on surfaces of buildings and equipment as specified in the Directions for Use.
DowRodborough
AgroSciences
Australia
Limited
ABN 24
0032086
771 659
20
Road
FRENCHS
FOREST
NSW
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
TOLL
FREE
1-800 700
® ™ Trademark
of The
Dow
Chemical
Company
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RELDAN
POISON
POISON
KEEP OUT OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
RELDAN
In W.A. only - for use by Bulk Handling Authorities only.
DO NOT use on stored maize destined for export.
SITUATION
INSECT
RATE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Stored grain (except
malting barley & rice)
Rice weevil
Granary weevil
Rust-red flour beetle
Confused flour beetle
Saw-toothed grain beetle
Tropical warehouse moth
Lesser grain borer
(susceptible strains)
Maize weevil
For up to 3 months’
protection:
1 L/100 L water.
Apply 1 L of diluted spray per tonne of grain. Apply through
standard grain spraying machinery. The output of spray through
the nozzle must be regulated according to the flow of the grain.
For 3-9 months’
protection:
2 L/100 L water.
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Lesser grain borer
(multi-resistant
strains)
protection:
1 L/100 L water +
an additional grain
protectant* at the
recommended rate for
the desired period of
protection.
*Choose the additional grain protectant to control resistant
strains of lesser grain borer e.g. Rizacon™ S IGR Grain Protector.
For 3-9 months’
protection:
2 L/100 L water +
an additional grain
protectant* at the
recommended rate for
the desired period of
protection.
Stored lupins Vic only
Surface of buildings,
bins and machinery
used for grain storage
except for rice storage
Rice weevil
Granary weevil
Confused flour beetle
protection:
1 L/100 L water
Warehouse beetle
Rice weevil
Granary weevil
Lesser grain borer
(susceptible strains)
Maize weevil
20 mL/1 L water
Apply 1 L of diluted spray per tonne of grain.
protection:
2 L/100 L water
Spray infested areas to point of run-off.
5 L of diluted spray will treat approximately 100 m2.
Repeat application at 6-week intervals when required.
WITHHOLDING PERIOD: NOT REQUIRED WHEN USED AS DIRECTED
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For insecticide resistance management Reldan Grain
Protector is a Group 1B insecticide.
Reldan Grain Protector and other Group 1B insecticides
may exist through normal genetic variability in any insect
population. The resistant individuals can eventually
dominate the insect population if Reldan Grain Protector
or other Group 1B insecticides are used repeatedly. The
effectiveness of Reldan Grain Protector on resistant
Dow AgroSciences Australia Limited accepts no liability for
any losses that may result from the failure of Reldan Grain
Protector to control resistant insects.
Reldan Grain Protector may be subject to specific resistance
management strategies. For further information contact
your local supplier, Dow AgroSciences representative or
call Customer Service Toll Free on 1-800 700 096.
or product.
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MIXING
Slowly add the required amount of Reldan Grain Protector
to the water in the tank. Use clean water only. The special
formulation ensures rapid mixing.
APPLICATION ON STORED CEREAL GRAIN
AND LUPINS
Uniform application through the grain is essential for
maximum efficacy. It is essential to ensure that the grain
is free from infestation and of sufficiently low moisture
content at intake i.e. less than 12% moisture and a
storage temperature below 27°C.
Users should note that suitable MRLs or import tolerances
may not have been established in all markets for produce
treated with Reldan Grain Protector. Before treating grain
for export, please check with Dow AgroSciences for the
latest information on MRLs and import tolerances.
PRECAUTION
AND ENVIRONMENT
Dangerous to fish and other aquatic organisms.
Apply absorbent material such as earth, clay granules, and
or cat litter to the spill. Sweep up material for disposal
when absorption is completed and contain in a refuse
vessel for disposal in the same manner as for containers
(see STORAGE AND DISPOSAL section). If spilled inside
a building wash contaminated surfaces to deactivate the
chlorpyrifos-methyl with a solution of bleach (sodium
hypochlorite) prepared according to the bleach label
instructions for normal cleaning purposes.
SAFETY DIRECTIONS
• Product is poisonous if absorbed by skin contact
or swallowed.
• Do not inhale spray mist.
using the prepared spray wear cotton overalls buttoned
to the neck and wrist and a washable hat, elbow-length
PVC gloves and faceshield or goggles.
and water.
• After each day’s use, wash gloves, face shield or goggles
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RELDAN
RELDAN
FIRST AID
contact a Poisons Information Centre.
Remove any contaminated clothing and wash skin
thoroughly. If swallowed, activated charcoal may be
advised. Give atropine if instructed.
If in eyes, hold eyes open, flood with water for 15 minutes
and see a doctor.
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POISON
POISON
KEEP OUT OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
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OF CHILDREN
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IGR
IGR Grain
Grain Protector
Protector
SOLVENT:
SOLVENT:
500 g/L CHLORPYRIFOS-METHYL (an anticholinesterase compound)
500g/L
g/LS-METHOPRENE
CHLORPYRIFOS-METHYL (an anticholinesterase compound)
30
30 g/L
465
g/LS-METHOPRENE
HYDROCARBON LIQUID
For the control of insect pests in stored cereal grains (except for malting barley and rice)
For
the control
pests For
in stored
as specified
in of
theinsect
Directions
Use. cereal grains (except for malting barley and rice)
as specified in the Directions For Use.
DowRodborough
AgroSciences
Australia
Limited
ABN 24
0032086
771 659
20
Road
FRENCHS
FOREST
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CUSTOMER
SERVICE
TOLL
FREE
1-800 700
® ™ Trademark
of The
Dow
Chemical
Company
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE
In W.A. only - for use by Bulk Handling Authorities only.
DO NOT use on stored maize destined for export.
SITUATION
RELDAN PLUS
Stored cereal grains
(except malting barley
& rice)
INSECT
RATE
Lesser grain
borer, Rice weevil,
Granary weevil,
Rust-red flour
beetle, Confused
flour beetle, Sawtoothed grain
beetle, Tropical
Warehouse moth &
Maize weevil
For 3-9 months’
protection:
2 L/100 L water.
Warehouse beetle,
Rice weevil,
Granary weevil,
Rust-red flour
beetle, Saw-toothed
grain beetle,
Tropical warehouse
moth, Lesser grain
borer (susceptible
strains) Maize
weevil
20 mL / 1 L water
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Apply 1 L of diluted spray per tonne of grain.
Apply through standard grain spraying machinery.
The output of spray through the nozzle must be
regulated according to the flow of the grain.
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Surface of buildings,
bins and machinery
used for grain storage
(except for malting
barley & rice storage)
Spray infested areas to point of run-off. 5 L of
diluted spray will treat approximately 100 m2.
Repeat application at 6-week intervals when
required.
WITHHOLDING PERIOD: NOT REQUIRED WHEN USED AS DIRECTED
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For insecticide resistance management Reldan pluS
IGR Grain Protector is both a Group 1B and Group
7A insecticide.
Reldan pluS IGR Grain Protector and other Group 1B and
7A insecticides may exist through normal genetic variability
in any insect population. The resistant individuals can
eventually dominate the insect population if Reldan pluS
IGR Grain Protector or other Group 1B & 7A insecticides are
used repeatedly. The effectiveness of Reldan pluS IGR Grain
Protector on resistant individuals could be significantly
reduced. Since occurrence of resistant individuals is difficult
to detect prior to use, Dow AgroSciences Australia Limited
accepts no liability for any losses that may result from
the failure of Reldan pluS IGR Grain Protector to control
resistant insects.
or product.
MIXING
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Protector to the water in the tank. Use clean water only.
The special formulation ensures rapid mixing.
Uniform application through the grain is essential for
maximum efficacy. It is essential to ensure that the grain
is free from infestation and of sufficiently low moisture
content at intake i.e. less than 12% moisture and a storage
temperature below 27°C.
Apply absorbent material such as earth, clay granules, and
or cat litter to the spill. Sweep up material for disposal
when absorption is completed and contain in a refuse
vessel for disposal in the same manner as for containers
(see STORAGE AND DISPOSAL section). If spilled inside
a building wash contaminated surfaces to deactivate the
chlorpyrifos-methyl with a solution of bleach (sodium
hypochlorite) prepared according to the bleach label
instructions for normal cleaning purposes.
SAFETY DIRECTIONS
APPLICATION ON STORED CEREAL GRAIN
may not have been established in all markets for
produce treated with Reldan pluS IGR Grain Protector.
Before treating grain for export, please check with
Dow AgroSciences for the latest information on MRLs
and import tolerances.
PRECAUTION
AND ENVIRONMENT
Dangerous to fish and other aquatic organisms.
• Product is poisonous if absorbed by skin contact or
swallowed.
using the prepared spray wear cotton overalls buttoned to
the neck and wrist and a washable hat, elbow-length PVC
gloves and faceshield or goggles.
and water.
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RELDAN PLUS
FIRST AID
contact a Poisons Information Centre.
Remove any contaminated clothing and wash skin
thoroughly. If swallowed, activated charcoal may be
advised. Give atropine if instructed.
If in eyes, hold eyes open, flood with water for 15 minutes
and see a doctor.
Data Sheet for RELDANTM PLUS IGR GRAIN PROTECTOR
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Herbicide
Herbicide
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 480 g/L GLYPHOSATE present as the isopropylamine
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 480 g/L GLYPHOSATE present as the isopropylamine
Non-selective herbicide for the control of many annual, perennial and woody weeds according
Non-selective
herbicide
for the control of many annual, perennial and woody weeds according
to the Directions
For Use.
to the Directions For Use.
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CAUTION
CAUTION
KEEP OUT OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
RIPPER 480
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
CONSERVATION TILLAGE
RESTRAINTS:
To ensure herbicide absorption, DO NOT disturb weeds by cultivation, sowing or grazing for 6 hours following treatment of annual
weeds and 7 days for perennial weeds, except where noted.
Weeds should be actively growing at the time of treatment. DO NOT treat weeds under poor growing or dormant conditions (such
as occur in drought, water logging, disease, insect damage or following frosts) as reduced weed control may result. Reduced results
may also occur when treating weeds heavily covered with dust or silt. Prior herbicide application may also induce stress in weeds.
If heavy grazing has occurred allow regrowth to 6-8 cm before spraying.
1. SOUTHERN AUSTRALIA (Cultivation)
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SITUATION
Prior to sowing a
crop or pasture
with full soil
disturbance by
cultivation or
sowing with a
tyned implement
WEEDS CONTROLLED
Barley grass
Brome grass
Volunteer cereals
Wild oats
STATE
RATE/ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
WA, SA,
Vic and
NSW only
375 - 750 mL
pre-tillering
RATE SELECTION. Use higher rates for advanced weed
growth or when treating under cold/overcast conditions.
Cultivation or planting may proceed 6 hours after application
to seedling annual weeds if a necessary seedbed can be
created for crop germination and seedling establishment.
ANNUAL RYEGRASS, SILVER GRASS and PERENNIAL
GRASSES.
Addition of a 100% non-ionic surfactant at 200 mL/100 L
spray solution may improve control. When treating dense
infestations of silver grass, use low volume nozzles
(e.g. SS11001, Hardi No. 10) and a spray volume of
70 L/ha or more.
TANK MIXTURES. For improved control of clover and
volunteer legumes, add Lontrel™ Herbicide (clopyralid).
Read and follow all label directions, for the tank mix products.
PERENNIAL WEEDS. Ripper™ 480 will provide seasonal
control and reduction in plant numbers. Control of skeleton
weed requires addition of full soil disturbance at planting.
750 - 940 mL
post tillering
750 - 940 mL
pre-tillering
Annual phalaris
Annual ryegrass
Silvergrass
Winter grass
940 mL - 1.125 L
post tillering
375 - 750 mL
less than 8 cm
diameter /height
Calomba daisy
Capeweed
Doublegee/Spiny emex
Fumitory
Volunteer lupins
Volunteer peas
750 mL - 1.125 L
greater than 8 cm
diameter /height
750 - 940 mL
less than 12 cm
diameter
Amsinckia
Dock (seedling)
Paterson’s curse
Saffron thistle
Scotch thistle
Spear thistle
Variegated thistle
Wild turnip
940 mL - 1.125 L
greater than
12 cm diameter
1.125 L
Perennial phalaris
Skeleton weed
Sorrel
Sub clover
All the weeds above
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Tas only
1.125 - 2.25 L
Use the 1.125 L/ha rate on annual weeds. Increase to
2.25 L/ha where perennial weeds are being treated.
To improve control of sorrel and dock, add 1 L/ha Banvel®
(dicamba). Observe Banvel label for Directions and
Plant-back periods.
SITUATION
To commence
a fallow prior to
planting a crop or
pasture with an
implement that
gives minimal soil
disturbance or
prior to surface
seedling of
pastures
WEEDS CONTROLLED
Barley grass
Canary grass
Volunteer cereals
Wild oats
STATE
RATE/ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
WA, SA,
Vic and
NSW only
750 mL - 1.125 L
RATE SELECTION. Use the lower rate on young weeds;
increase to the higher rate where grasses reach full tillering
or where broadleaf weeds commence stem elongation or
budding. Use higher rates in Spring and under cold conditions.
PASTURE or CROP ESTABLISHMENT.
Do not sow into excessive trash. Excessive plant residues
may be removed by grazing after treatment. Planting may
proceed 6 hours after application to seedling annual weeds
if a satisfactory seedbed can be created for crop germination
and seedling establishment.
AERIAL (or SURFACE) SEEDING. Delay seeding until
trash level is reduced to allow satisfactory placement
of broadcast seed on the soil surface.
1.03 L - 1.54 L
Annual ryegrass
Brome grass
Capeweed
Paterson’s curse
Saffron thistle
Scotch thistle
Spear thistle
Variegated thistle
Wild mustard
Wild radish
Wild turnip
Winter grass
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Silvergrass
When treating dense infestations, add a 100% non-ionic
surfactant at 200 mL/100 L spray and use water volumes of
70 L/ha or more and small droplets to improve coverage.
1.125 L
Hoary cress
Soursob
Treat from late rosette to early flowering.
Treat at tuber extension.
1.875 L
Bent grass
1.41 L - 2.25 L
Couch
Apply in late Spring following initiation of seed-head
emergence. Follow up with full disturbance with a tyned
implement 10-21 days after spraying.
Use the higher rate on dense infestations. Apply sequential
treatments during Summer and Autumn. Repeat applications
will be required for full control. For improved control, use in
conjunction with cultivation.
Dock
Flatweed
Use the maximum rate for full control.
Kikuyu
Paspalum
Use the lower rate for suppression, the higher rate for control.
Erodium
Plantain
Perennial phalaris
Sorrel
Sub clover
Yorkshire fog
2.25 L - 3 L
Poa tussock
All the weeds above
Tas only
1.125 - 2.25 L
Timing. Treat fresh regrowth (at least 14 days after heavy
grazing) after Autumn break and before onset of heavy frosts.
Sowing may start from 14 days after spraying.
Use the 1.125 L/ha rate on annual weeds. Increase to
2.25 L/ha where perennial weeds are being treated.
To improve control of sorrel and dock, add 1 L/ha Banvel®
(dicamba). Observe Banvel label for Directions and
Plant-back periods.
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2. SOUTHERN AUSTRALIA (Minimum tillage)
RIPPER 480
3. NORTHERN AUSTRALIA (Queensland and Northern New South Wales)
SITUATION
In fallow or prior to
planting a crop.
COTTON
(not less than 20 cm high):
Shielded sprayers.
WEEDS CONTROLLED
Paradoxa grass
Volunteer cereals
Wild oats
RATE/ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
375 - 750 mL
RATE SELECTION. Use the lower rates on young weeds and
increase to the higher rate where weeds are dense or well
developed. Dense infestations of some weeds (e.g. barnyard
grass and liverseed grass) may need follow-up treatments for
complete control.
PASTURE or CROP ESTABLISHMENT.
Do not sow into excessive trash. Excessive plant residues may
be removed by grazing after treatment. Cultivation or planting
may proceed 6 hours after application to seedling annual
weeds if a satisfactory seedbed can be created for crop
germination and seedling establishment.
TANK MIXTURES. Read and follow all label directions, for
the tank mix products. Tank mixes with atrazine may give
unacceptable knockdown of certain weeds. Do not apply the
tank-mix for control of barnyard grass, liverseed grass and
milk thistle. Ammonium sulphate may enhance knockdown
weed control where tank mixtures of atrazine are used.
SHIELDED SPRAYERS. Apply Ripper 480 to weeds growing
between crop rows using a shielded sprayer.
DO not apply spray drift to contact any part of the cotton plant
as severe injury may result.
African turnip weed
Black pigweed
Boggabri weed
Caltrop (yellowvine)
Columbus grass
Deadnettle
Mintweed
Milk (sow) thistle
New Zealand spinach
Stink grass
Sweet summer grass
Variegated thistle
Volunteer sorghum
560 - 750 mL
up to 5 true leaves
or 3 cm in diameter/
height
Barnyard grass
Bladder ketmia
Button grass
Camel (Afghan) melon
Caustic weed
Liverseed grass
Mexican poppy
Native millet
Noogoora burr
Spear thistle
Thornapple
Turnip weed
Wild/Prickly lettuce
Wireweed
750 mL - 1.5 L
750 mL - 1.5 L
greater than 5 true
leaves or 3 cm in
diameter/height
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Prickly paddy melon
Red pigweed
(up to 25 cm diameter)
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Ratoon spray out
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750 mL - 1.5 L plus
80 mL Garlon™ 600
750 mL - 1.5 L
Control over a wide range of growth stages can be obtained
with the addition of Starane™ Advanced Herbicide. Observe
re-cropping intervals.
Climbing buckwheat
(less than 12 leaves)
Couch
Johnson grass
(30 cm new growth)
1.5 - 2.25 L
Use the higher rate on plants at the flowering/ seed head
stage. For long term control of couch and Johnson grass,
repeat application will be required.
Nutgrass
(Cyperus rotundus)
2.25 L + 2.25 L
Make first application to actively growing plants when at
least 20% have reached the head stage (normally Feb).
Allow for maximum re-emergence (normally 6-8 weeks)
before re-treating.
Sugar cane ratoon regrowth
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3 L - 6.75 L
Apply under good growing conditions only to active growing
ratoons 60 - 120 cm tall. Do not apply if plants are stressed
from low moisture or water logging. Use the lower rate for
suppression or where cultivation is to follow. Use higher rate
for control.
PASTURE MANIPULATION
SITUATION
PASTURE
TOPPING
STATE
RATE/ha
Annual ryegrass
WEEDS CONTROLLED
WA, SA,
Vic, NSW
and Tas
360 - 770 mL
Barley grass
Brome grass
Capeweed
Silvergrass
WA, SA,
Vic and
Tas only
225 - 360 mL
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Remove livestock prior to application to allow even regrowth.
Use lower rate if grasses are flowering and higher rate if at
milky dough stage.
Apply to capeweed and calomba daisy at flowering.
Do not apply to clover or medic crops intended for seed
production or hay.
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Calomba daisy
NSW only
360 mL
SEED-HEAD
suppression
Bent grass
WA, SA,
Vic, NSW
and Tas
280 - 470 mL
Treat from late October to late November, before seed-heads
have emerged. Add a 100% non-ionic surfactant
at 200 mL/100 L spray solution. Use the higher rate
where growth is excessive. Graze hard after spraying.
For prevention
of seed head
emergence and
seed formation
Serrated tussock
NSW, Vic,
Tas only
560 mL - 1.125 L
Apply to actively growing and stress free plants. Best results
obtained during mid-September to mid-October. Apply prior to
any seed head emergence.
Surfactants: The addition of a 100% non-ionic surfactant at
200 mL/100 L of spraying solution may improve results.
Rates: The lower rates will be less damaging to desirable
pasture species. If seed head emergence is imminent then
higher rates will give better control.
3 L - 4.6 L
Best results from May to October.
Application. Boom spray volume of 70 L/ha or more is
recommended to improve plant coverage.
Surfactants: The addition of a 100% non-ionic surfactant at
200 mL /100 L of spraying solutionmay improve results.
Site Preparation. Burning 10 - 12 months before spraying
or slashing / heavy grazing (cell grazing) 2 weeks before
spraying is essential for good results.
Rates. Use lower rate on regrowth after burning (no residual
dead foliage). Use higher rate plants that have been slashed or
grazed (may contain some residual dead foliage).
1.03 - 4.5 L
LEUCAENA. Apply 1.875 L/ha through a single taper fan
nozzle LFI-80 mounted at the rear of the single row planter
providing a 1 m swath. Planting rows to be 4 m apart.
BAND SPRAYING. Band spraying may be done immediately
after the sowing operation. Mount the nozzles behind the
coulter/tyne/press wheel assembly of the band seeder.
Adjust to spray 0.5 to 1 m strips. Ensure minimal disturbance
of the pasture. Excessive dust created in the seedling
operation may reduce herbicide activity. Pasture seed must
be drilled at the appropriate depth and covered by soil.
For control/
suppression prior
to establishing
crops or improved
pasture species
PASTURE
MANIPULATION
For suppression or
control of pasture
species prior to
drilling improved
pasture, forage
species, Soybeans
or Leucaena
Carpet grass
Paspalum
Kikuyu
Barbed wire grass
Black spear grass
Love grasses
Red natal grass
Wire grasses
Qld only
470 mL - 4.5 L
2.25 L
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PASTURE SITUATIONS
RIPPER 480
PRE and POST HARVEST USES
SITUATION
WEEDS CONTROLLED
Sorghum control
BOOM RATE/ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Grain sorghum
(pre-harvest)
1.125 - 1.5 L
DO NOT apply if crop is under stress from low moisture, frost,
cold or water logging. Apply when grain moisture is less
than 25%. Use the higher rate where the crop has produced
significant number of late tillers or where following crops will
be established without further treatment. Do not apply to crops
intended for seed production. Treatment may increase potential
for crop lodging.
Grain sorghum
(post-harvest)
900 mL - 1.5 L
Slashed/grazed stubble. Apply when fresh growth is at
least 20 cm high. Use the higher rate on standing stubble or
where re-growth from slashed sorghum has advanced beyond
50 cm in height.
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Cotton
(pre-harvest)
Bathurst burr
Noogoora burr
Winter annual weeds
1 L- 2.025 L
Treatments may be applied alone or in tank mix with Dropp®
or Harvade®. Apply when 60% of bolls are open. When tank
mixed with conditioner/defoliant treatments, a slightly higher
proportion of cotton leaf may be retained particularly where
higher rates are used and conditions are unfavourable for
defoliation.
PRE-HARVEST
APPLICATION
to reduce viable seed
set of weeds in:
Annual ryegrass
(Lolium rigidum)
360 - 765 mL
Use lower rate if ryegrass is flowering and higher rate if
ryegrass is at milky dough stage.
Application should be made at or after crop maturity.
Application before this time may significantly reduce yields
(in practice losses in excess of 25% can occur).
Apply when the average seed moisture content is below 30%.
For faba beans, this is indicated by the pods going black and
for field peas by the pods going yellow.
Do not harvest within 7 days after application.
Do not use on crops intended for seed or sprouting.
Annual weeds
1 L - 2.025 L
Apply to mature crop from late dough stage (28% moisture)
onwards. The higher rate will be required when crops are
heavy and leaf shading effects may occur.
Do not harvest within 7 days after application. Do not use on
crops intended for seed or sprouting.
When wheat is grown in rotation with any herbicide tolerant
crop, management should be consistent with implementation
of any management plan for herbicide tolerant crops.
Annual weeds
765 mL - 2.025 L
Apply with boom or by air. Use higher rates where crops or
weeds are dense and where faster desiccation is required.
Application should be made at or after crop maturity:
Chick peas and lentils - apply to mature plants with less
than 15% green pods.
Soybean - apply only after seed pods have lost all green
colour and 80-90% of leaves have dropped. Use only on
soybean crops grown for crushing.
Mung beans, adzuki and cow pea - apply to mature crops
when pods are brown/black.
Field peas - apply when seeds turn yellow and average seed
moisture content is below 30%.
Faba beans - apply when pods turn black and average seed
moisture content is below 30%.
Do not harvest within 7 days of application.
Speed of crop desiccation is dependant on crop stage,
growing conditions and weather conditions during and
after application.
Field peas
Faba beans
PRE-HARVEST
APPLICATION
as harvest aid and
weed control:
Wheat
PRE-HARVEST
APPLICATION
to desiccate a crop
as a harvest aid and
weed control
Adzuki beans
Chick peas
Cow pea
Faba beans
Field peas
Lentils
Mung beans
Soybean
Cereals and Legumes: DO NOT HARVEST, GRAZE OR CUT FOR STOCK FOOD FOR 7 DAYS AFTER APPLICATION.
All Other Uses: NOT REQUIRED WHEN USED AS DIRECTED.
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RESTRAINTS:
DO NOT apply as a spray, near trees or vines less than 3 year old unless effectively shielded from spray and spray drift.
DO NOT allow spray or spray drift to contact any part of the plant including the trunk.
SITUATION
Avocado
Banana
Blueberries
Citrus fruits
Custard apples
Duboisa
Figs - dessert
Guava
Kiwifruit
Litchi
Mango
Monstera - fruit
Nuts, including
Almond
Pecan
Macadamia
Pistachio
Walnut
Olives
Pawpaw
Persimmons
Pome fruit
Raspberries
Stone fruit
Tea
Vineyards
WEEDS CONTROLLED
Amaranth
Barley grass
Barnyard grass
Brome grass
Caltrop
Canary grass
Capeweed
Chickweed
Cobblers peg
Deadnettle
Fumitory
Ground cherry
Hedge mustard
Lesser swinecress
Liverseed grass
Mintweed
Noogoora burr
Paradoxa grass
Paterson’s curse
Potato weed
Red pigweed
Ryegrass
Saffron thistle
Silvergrass
Sow thistle
Spear thistle
Spiny burrgrass
Spurge
Subclover
Thornapple
Wild mustard
Wild oats
Wild turnip
Winter grass
Variegated thistle
Volunteer cereals
APPLICATION RATE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Boom:
1.5 - 2.25 L
per ha
Use the lower rate on weeds up to 15 cm tall.
Apply as a directed or shielded spray or using wiper
equipment. Do not allow wiper surface to contact any part of
the tree, vine of palm.
Citrus fruit, nuts, olives, pome fruit & vineyards.
Do not allow spray drift to contact green bark or stems, canes,
laterals, suckers, fresh wounds, foliage or fruit.
Tea. Apply a maximum of 2.25 L/ha by shielded boom or
directed off-centre nozzle or 375 mL/100 L by directed
handgun or knapsack to avoid application to the crop.
CAUTION. Where split bark on kiwi fruit and green stems
on pawpaw occur, extreme care is required.
Handgun:
375 - 560 mL
per 100 L
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55 - 75 mL
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TREE and VINE CROPS
RIPPER 480
GENERAL WEED CONTROL
Application Checklist:
DO NOT treat weeds under poor growing conditions due to moisture stress, water logging, severe frosting, insect damage etc.
Reduced performance may also occur where weeds are covered with dust or silt.
DO NOT add surfactants, adjuvants or other pesticides except as specifically directed on this label.
Rain within 1 hour of application which causes run-off may require re-treatment. Rain fastness is reduced if weeds are not actively
growing, under stress or conditions of low light intensity/darkness. The addition of a 100% non-ionic surfactant may improve rain
fastness on Winter annual weeds.
A withholding period for grazing is not required. However, it is recommended that grazing of treated plants be delayed to ensure
herbicide uptake. Certain plants such as soursob, variegated thistle, sorghum and Johnson grass may be naturally toxic to stock
when eaten in large quantities under certain conditions. Where plants are known to be toxic, grazing should be delayed until
complete desiccation of treated plants has occurred.
Apply treatments to weeds which have at least one true leaf (broadleaf weeds) or two leaves (grasses) to provide adequate surface
area for herbicide uptake.
If heavy grazing has occurred, allow regrowth to 6-8 cm before spraying and use the higher rates recommended.
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SITUATION
Domestic areas
(Home gardens)
Commercial, Industrial
& Public Service areas
Agricultural buildings and
other farm situations
Dry Drains and Channels
Forests
Non-Agricultural areas
around Buildings,
Commercial & Industrial
areas,Domestic & Public
Service areas, Rightsof-way.
Agricultural areas
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WEEDS CONTROLLED
Amaranth
Barley grass
Barnyard grass
Brome grass
Caltrop
Canary grass
Capeweed
Chickweed
Cobblers peg
Deadnettle
Fumitory
Ground cherry
Hedge mustard
Lesser swinecress
Liverseed grass
Mintweed
Noogoora burr
Paradoxa grass
Paterson’s curse
Potato weed
Red pigweed
Ryegrass
Saffron thistle
Silvergrass
Sow thistle
Spear thistle
Spiny burrgrass
Spurge
Subclover
Thornapple
Wild mustard
Wild oats
Wild turnip
Winter grass
Variegated thistle
Volunteer cereals
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APPLICATION RATE
Boom:
1.5 - 2.25 L
per ha
Handgun:
375 - 560 mL
per 100 L
Knapsack:
55 - 75 mL
per 15 L
CRITICAL COMMENTS
For control of many grasses and broadleaf weeds.
RATE: 7.5 mL per litre of water.
Apply to ensure complete and uniform wetting of foliage.
Visible symptoms may take from 3 to 7 days to develop.
DO NOT apply to weeds growing in or over water.
DO NOT spray across open bodies of water,
and do not allow spray to enter the water.
DO NOT allow water to return to dry channels and drains for
Ripper 480 may be used prior to establishment of nurseries,
for site preparation prior to planting and amongst established
trees using a directed or shielded spray, or using selective
wiper equipment. DO NOT allow wiper surface to contact any
part of the tree. DO NOT allow spray or spray drift to contact
foliage or green bark of desirable trees, since severe injury
may result.
Ripper 480 does not provide residual weed control.
For residual control of annual weeds, Ripper 480 can be tank
mixed with certain residual herbicides.
See TANK MIXTURES/COMPATIBILITY.
Ripper 480 may be used to control annual weeds,
as directed in agricultural land prior to sowing of any edible
or non-edible crop, but not prior to transplanting tomato
seedlings.
Apply to actively growing plants. DO NOT apply to drought stressed plants.
Burning (after complete brownout), pasture improvement or further treatment is recommended to control seedlings and/or regrowth.
NON AGRICULTURAL AREAS (AROUND BUILDINGS, COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL AREAS,
DOMESTIC AND PUBLIC SERVICE AREAS, RIGHTS-OF-WAYS)
WEEDS CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH STAGE
RATE/100 L WATER
375 mL or 750 mL
CRITICAL COMMENTS
African boxthorn
Regrowth 1 to 2 m tall
Use higher rate for large, mature bushes.
Bamboo
Foliage/regrowth is
1-2 m tall
Only use the higher rate.
Regrowth 1 to 1.5 m tall
Apply higher rate on bushes greater than 1.5 m high.
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Bitou bush
Boneseed
Crofton weed
Actively growing
Gorse
Actively growing
Add Pulse Penetrant at 200 mL/100 L of spray mix.
Groundsel bush
Use higher rate on bushes greater than 2 m tall.
Lantana
Actively growing plants
from with full foliage
Addition of Pulse at 200 mL/100 L of spray mix may improve
control.
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Mistflower
Actively growing
Blackberry
Apply from flowering to
leaf fall
Chinese scrub
(Sifton bush)
Actively growing
Eucalyptus spp.
Actively growing seedlings
<2 m tall
Add Pulse at 200 mL/100 L of spray mix.
Hawthorn
leaf fall
Pampas grass
Allow regrowth to reach
1 m tall
For best results apply after flowering. Use the higher rate on
plants over 1 m high.
Sweet briar
Apply from late flowering
to leaf fall
Use higher rate on bushes greater than 1.5 m tall.
Willow
Less than 2 m tall
750 mL or 1 L
Use higher rate on old dense infestations greater than 2 m high.
In Tasmania, do not treat bushes bearing mature fruit.
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE - WOODY WEED SITUATIONS
RIPPER 480
Table B: Low Volume High Concentrate Spraying
Apply to actively growing plants. DO NOT apply to drought stressed plants. Burning (after complete brownout),
pasture improvement or further treatment is recommended to control seedlings and/or regrowth.
WEEDS CONTROLLED
Bitou bush
WEED GROWTH STAGE
STATES
RATE/ 9.25 L
WATER
Regrowth 1 to 1.5 m tall
Qld, NSW,
Vic and
Tas only
370 mL
750 mL
Boneseed
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Apply 3 mL to every m2 of treated area.
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Groundsel bush
Qld and
NSW only
Lantana
with full foliage
All States
Mistflower
Chinese scrub
(Sifton bush)
Actively growing
Hawthorn
leaf fall
Sweet briar
Apply from late
flowering to leaf fall
Pampas grass
Apply after flowering
Eucalyptus spp.
Seedlings up to
1.5 m tall
Apply 2 x 2 mL dose per 0.5 m bush height.
Qld and
NSW only
Apply 3 mL to every m2 of treated area.
All States
Apply 40 mL per 0.5 m height.
NSW, Vic,
SA, WA and
Tas only
Apply 2 x 5 mL dose per 0.5 m bush height. Ensure spray
contacts all foliage.
All States
Apply 2 x 2 mL per 0.5 m height.
1.3 L
Apply 5 mL per 0.5 m tree height.
Add Pulse at 20 mL/10 L spray mixture.
Table C: Stem Injection Application
Ensure trees are actively growing at time of treatment and not under stress of drought, waterlogging or cold.
WEEDS CONTROLLED
Flooded gum
Ghost gum
Gum topped bloodwood
Messmate
Stringy bark
Narrowleaf ironbark
Pink bloodwood
Poplar box
Privet
Rhus
Silverleaf ironbark
Silvertop ash
Spotted gum
Swamp mahogany
White mahogany
Willows
Camphor laurel
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Basal diameter
up to 25 cm
Basal diameter
from 25-60 cm
STATES
APPLICATION
RATE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Qld, NSW,
Vic, WA, Tas
and NT
Undiluted
0.75 mL/cut
Use an applicator calibrated to deliver 0.75 mL or 1.5 mL
per cut.
Make 5 cm cuts at an oblique angle to penetrate the sapwood
beneath the bark.
Space the cuts at 13 cm centres around the tree
circumference below any branching, otherwise remove
or treat all branches below cuts.
On multiple trunk trees ensure each trunk is treated.
Undiluted
1.5 mL/cut
Basal diameter up
to 25 cm
Mixture 1:1
1.5 mL/cut
Basal diameter from
25-60 cm
Undiluted
1.5 mL/cut
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Bracken
WEED GROWTH STAGE
Fully unfurled fronds in
March/May but prior to
first frosts
APPLICATION RATE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Mix 800 mL with
2.2 L clean water
Bracken should be slashed in Winter/Spring prior to treatment.
Visible symptoms may not be fully apparent until next season.
Complete control will not be achieved from one application.
Repeat treatment is recommended, preferably associated with
pasture improvement.
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Cumbungi
Early head to full head
stage
Guinea grass
Early head stage
Hoary cress
Stem elongation
Johnson grass
Early head stage
Rushes
Regrowth following
slashing
Where there is a large proportion of dead foliage,
pre-slashing is recommended. Allow adequate
regrowth before slashing.
Plants up to 1 m tall
Double pass application is required. Application is best made
to small green bushes. NSW and Qld only.
Sifton bush /
Chinese scrub
Re-treatment may be required to restrict seedling
re-establishment. Not Tas.
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WEEDS CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH STAGE
BOOM /HA
HAND GUN
/100 L WATER
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Bent grass
Late Spring, with some
seed-head development
1.875 L
375 mL
Follow-up management is required. Full disturbance with a
tyned implement should follow 10-21 days after spraying.
Then follow with a Summer crop and/or re-seeded pasture or
crop in the following Autumn. Vic and Tas only.
Blady grass
Early head stage
6.75 L
975 mL
Qld and NSW only.
Bracken
Fully unfurled fronds
in March /May before
frosts
1.125 L
Always add Pulse at 200 mL/100 L of spray mixture,
otherwise reduced results will occur.
375 mL
Do not apply to partially submerged plants. NSW only.
Brown beetle grass
Actively growing
Carpet grass
Early head stage
Cocksfoot
Early head stage
Couch
Early head stage
Cumbungi
Early to full head stage
Flatweed (Cat’s ear)
Rosettes to early
flower stage
2.25 L
525 mL
6.75 L
975 mL
Apply during Oct/Nov for best results in SA and WA.
Summer/Autumn application.
Re-treatment may be required to restrict seedling
re-establishment. Not Tas.
2.25 L
525 mL
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Table D: Wiper Equipment - Selective Application
RATE: Mix 800 mL Ripper 480 with 2.2 litres clean water.
RIPPER 480
Table E: Perennial Weeds - Boom and High Volume Application (continued)
WEEDS CONTROLLED
Glyceria
WEED GROWTH STAGE
Mature head stage in
late Summer/Autumn
BOOM /HA
HAND GUN
/100 L WATER
CRITICAL COMMENTS
4.5 L
750 mL
Add a 100% non-ionic surfactant at 100-125 mL/100 L spray
mix. Tas only.
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Guinea grass
Early head stage
6.75 L
975 mL
Hoary cress
Late rosette to
flowering stage
1.125 L
375 mL
Johnson grass
Kangaroo grass
Kikuyu grass
Early head stage
4.5 L
750 mL
Lovegrass, African
Re-treatment and/or pasture improvement is recommended to
restrict seedling re-establishment.
NSW, Vic and WA only.
Nutgrass
Cyperus rotundus
Late Summer / Autumn
Apply to actively growing plants (Feb/Apr) when at least 20%
have reached the head stage.
Paragrass
Early head stage
Paspalum
Pellitory
Prior to seeding
6.75 L
975 mL
4.5 L
750 mL
-
For maximum long term reduction, apply from late July to
September. Application may be integrated with long fallow.
Cultivation may start 7 days after spraying. Add a 100% nonionic surfactant at 100-125 mL /100 L water.
Repeat applications may be necessary to control seedlings
and/or regrowth. NSW only.
Knockdown during
Winter
2.25 L
375 mL
Knockdown rate prior to burning of firebreaks.
Burning can usually start 14-21 days after spraying.
NSW, Vic and SA only.
Long term control
4.5 L
750 mL
NSW, Vic and SA only.
Phragmites
Common reed
Fully developed plants
at early head stage
6.75 L
975 mL
Visible symptoms of control may be slow to develop and may
not be fully apparent until next season.
Plantains
Early head stage
2.25 L
525 mL
Symptoms may be slow to develop.
Prairie grass
Old Blue grass
Red-leg grass
Rhodes grass
Early head stage
4.5 L
750 mL
Rope Twitch
Foliage at least
20 cm high
Sedge, tall
Flowering to post
flowering period
Silverleaf nightshade
Late flowering to berry
stage
Sorrel
Early bud stage
Phalaris
Apply in late Summer/Autumn. To ensure maximum shoot
emergence, the area should NOT be cultivated in the period
from the proceeding Winter until the time of spraying.
Vic and Tas only.
1.5 or 3 L
375 or
750 mL
-
1.5 L
4.5 L
750 mL
Use the lower rate only if the stand has been slashed prior to
treatment. Re-treatment may be necessary. Visible symptoms
may not be fully apparent for 3 months.
NSW, Vic and Tas only.
Use only under good soil moisture conditions.
Repeat spraying will be necessary to restrict regrowth and
seedling re-establishment. NSW only.
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Soursob
WEED GROWTH STAGE
Late July to early
September
BOOM /HA
HAND GUN
/100 L WATER
CRITICAL COMMENTS
1.125 L
375 mL
If heavy frosting or heavy grazing has occurred, allow recovery
of foliage to at least 5 cm before spraying.
NSW, Vic, SA, Tas and WA only
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St. John’s wort
Flowering to post
flowering stage
(Nov-May)
Thistle, Artichoke
Rosette to early
head stage
Thistle, Californian
Flowering stage
Water couch
Late Summer-Autumn
(Feb-Mar)
Yorkshire fog
Early head stage
2.25 L
Re-treatment, or over-sowing with improved pasture species
may be necessary to restrict seedling re-establishment.
Vic and SA only.
750 mL
To ensure maximum shoot emergence, the area should NOT
be cultivated prior to spraying.
Re-treatment and/or pasture improvement may be necessary
to restrict seedling re-establishment.
Vic and Tas only.
6.75 L
975 mL
Do not treat after March because of the onset of Winter
dormancy; full results may not be visible until the following
Spring.
2.25 L
525 mL
Table F: Cut Stump Application
Ensure trees are actively growing at time of treatment and not under stress of drought, waterlogging or cold.
WEEDS CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH STAGE
STATE
APPLICATION RATE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
NSW, Qld,
Vic, WA, Tas
and NT only
Mixture
Product : Water
1:20
Cut tree close to the ground and immediately
wet stump surface thoroughly using splatter gun,
spray, swab or brush.
Remove any branches on the stump and treat
cut surface.
Jarrah
Longleaf box
Marri
Messmate
Stringybark
Narrowleaf peppermint
Basal diameter up
to 10 cm
Privet
Rhus
Basal diameter up
to 30 cm
Mixture
1:1.6
Mature Plants
Mixture
1:8
Bamboo
Mature Plants
Cut stems back to 20 cm high, pour mixture
down hollow stem and wet the cut.
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Table E: Perennial Weeds - Boom and High Volume Application (continued)
RIPPER 480
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Ripper 480 is a non-volatile, non selective, water soluble liquid
herbicide with non-selective herbicidal activity against many
annual, perennial and woody broadleaf weeds and grasses.
Ripper 480 may be used prior to sowing any crop (edible or
non edible) but not prior to transplanting tomato seedlings.
When applying this product prior to transplanting crops into
plastic mulch, care must be taken to remove residues of this
product from the plastic prior to transplanting. Residues can be
removed by 2 cm of natural rainfall or by applying water via a
sprinkler irrigation system.
Ripper 480 will control emerged weeds only, and provides no
residual weed control. Apply treatments to weeds which have
at least one true leaf (broadleaf weeds) or two leaves (grasses)
to provide an adequate surface area for herbicide uptake.
Ripper 480 is absorbed by plant foliage and green stems.
It is inactivated on clay and organic matter in soil and does
not provide residual weed control. Ripper 480 moves through
the plant from the point of contact to and into the root system.
Initial visible effects on annual weeds take 3-7 days, but may
not be noticeable for 2 to 3 weeks under cool cloudy conditions
or on some perennial weeds.
Visible effects are a gradual yellowing and wilting of the plant
which advances to complete browning of above ground growth
and deterioration of underground plant parts. Unmerged parts
rising from unattached underground rhizomes or rootstock of
perennials will not be affected by spray and will continue to
grow. For this reason best control of most perennial and woody
weeds is obtained at late growth stages approaching maturity.
Rainfall occurring up to 6 hours after application may reduce
effectiveness. Heavy rainfall within 2 hours after application
may wash the chemical off the foliage and a repeat treatment
may be required. Delay treatment of plants wet with dew or
rain, if water droplets run off when plants are disturbed.
MIXING
Ripper 480 mixes readily with water. Reduced results may
occur if water containing; suspended clay or organic matter
e.g. from dams, streams and irrigation channels, or if hard water
containing calcium, magnesium or bicarbonate ions is used.
Do not mix, store or apply this product or spray solutions of this
product in galvanised steel or unlined steel containers or spray
tanks, since a highly flammable gas mixture may be formed.
Use stainless steel, aluminium, brass, copper, fibreglass, plastic
or plastic lined containers or spray tanks. Ensure the sprayer is
free of any residue of previous spray materials.
Use spray solutions promptly and certainly within 5 days since
a gradual loss of activity will occur.
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CROP ESTABLISHMENT
Ripper 480 is recommended for control of emerged weeds
prior to crop establishment. Suitable cultivation and/or sowing
operations are required to provide seed bed conditions
satisfactory for crop germination and development. Spraying
early to control young weeds will favour preparation of suitable
seed beds. On friable soils and where there is only light cover
of young weeds, sowing may proceed satisfactorily from one
day after spraying.
In situations of heavy weed growth sowing should be delayed
until weed decay and soil conditions allow formation of a
satisfactory seed bed. Incorporation of green or decaying
vegetation and roots into the seedbed by cultivation or sowing
may cause retarded crop emergence, particularly in cold and/
or wet conditions. Vegetation may be reduced by grazing and
weed decay may be assisted by cultivation to leave trash
on the surface. In marginal seedbed conditions take care to
achieve correct seeding depth, and avoid use of pre-emergence
herbicides where label directions advise of risk of retarded
crop emergence.
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Mixing Instructions:
1. Fill the spray tank to ½ full with clean water and start and
maintain agitation.
2. Where crystalline ammonium sulphate (crystalline or liquid
form) is recommended, wash crystalline form at 2 % w/v
(2 kg/100 L spray solution) through a top mesh screen
into the tank OR add Liase® at 2 % v/v (2 L/100 L spray
solution) and mix thoroughly for several minutes.
3. Add Ripper™ 480 and allow mixing thoroughly for several
minutes.
4. For other tank-mix partners: add dry flowable formulations
(e.g. metsulfuron) first, followed by suspension
concentrates (flowables e.g. atrazine), water soluble salts
(e.g. Abound™ 400) and mix thoroughly.
5. Then add emulsifiable concentrate formulations, such as
Starane™ Advanced, and allow mixing thoroughly
for several minutes.
6. Add remaining water to desired final fill level.
7. Add Pulse® or 100% non-ionic surfactant, if required,
near the end of the filling process to minimize excessive
foaming.
8. Removing hose from tank immediately after the filling will
prevent back siphoning into water source. Always maintain
adequate agitation during application and use the tank
load promptly.
TANK MIXTURES/COMPATIBILITY
Ripper 480 may be tank-mixed with the following herbicides,
insecticides and additives. Read and follow all label directions,
for the tank mix products.
Tank Mixtures - Herbicides
Esteron™ LV, 2,4-D Ester 800 (2,4-D ester), Abound™ 400
(2,4-D isopropylamine), atrazine# flowable or granular (Do not
apply the tank mix for control of barnyard grass or liverseed
grass), chlorsulfuron, Express1®, Eclipse1®, Garlon™ 600,
Goal™, Grazon™ Extra, Hammer1®, Lontrel™ Herbicide,
Lontrel™ 750 SG, metsulfuron, MCPA LVE, Monza1®, Oust1®,
pendimethalin, Starane™ Advanced, simazine# flowable or
granular, Tordon™ 75-D, triasulfuron and trifluralin.
# Ammonium sulphate may improve the performance
of tank mixtures of Ripper 480 and atrazine or simazine.
See directions below.
Tank Mixtures - Insecticides
Ripper 480 is compatible with the following insecticides:
Imidan®, Le-mat®, Lorsban™ 500 EC, Sumithion® ULV,
Trojan™ and emulsifiable concentrates of dimethoate and
fenitrothion. Other insecticides have not been tested.
Adjuvant - Crystalline Ammonium sulphate
Rate: 2 kg per 100 litres spray solution. (DO NOT apply the
tank mix for barnyard grass control). The addition of ammonium
sulphate to Ripper 480, when used to control annual weeds,
MAY improve the performance of Ripper 480 under adverse
environmental conditions such as cool cloudy weather.
Ammonium sulphate may also improve the performance of
tank mixtures of Ripper 480 and atrazine or simazine.
Use only crystalline ammonium sulphate, NOT prilled or
granular forms. To test quality, dissolve 2 tablespoons in
2 litres of water. Swirl gently for 2 minutes. If undissolved
particles remain, it is advisable to pre-dissolve prior to adding
to spray tank through a screen. Ammonium sulphate may be
corrosive to metal parts of the sprayer. Thoroughly flush tanks,
pumps and nozzles with water after use.
APPLICATION
Ripper 480 is a non-selective translocated herbicide.
Direct spray contact, or even slight drift, may cause severe
injury or destruction of any growing crop or other desirable
plants including trees. Clean all equipment after use by
thoroughly washing with water.
Boom Equipment
Application of Ripper 480 in spray volumes of 25 to 200 litres
of clean water per hectare is recommended. When using
Ripper 480 at 375 mL to 1.125 L/ha, spray volumes in the
range 25-100 L/ha are preferred. Fan nozzle equipment is
recommended, using pressures in the range 240-280 kPa.
Boom height must be set to ensure double overlap of nozzle
patterns at the top of the weed canopy.
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Adjuvant - Pulse® Penetrant
Pulse is recommended for the control of bracken and many
wood weeds.
Rate: 200 mL/100 L of spray solution.
Adjuvant - Wetter® TX Surfactant
Add when treating annual ryegrass, silvergrass and perennial
grasses in late Winter and Spring. Wetter® TX is NOT a
general purpose surfactant and should be used only where
recommended.
Rate: 200 mL/100 L of spray solution.
SURFACTANT ADDITION
The addition of Turbo® Plus or a 100% non-ionic surfactant
MAY improve weed control where water rates are high or
product rates low. Determine from the following chart.
Rate: 200 mL/100 L of water. Do not add spraying oils,
agricultural chemicals or any other material except as directed
on the label.
Ripper 480 Herbicide
2
Hand gun
Apply the recommended mix to ensure complete and uniform
coverage of leaves and stems through a D6 to D8 spray tip
(Spraying Systems Australia P/L), or equivalent, and an
operating pressure of 400 to 700 kPa.
Knapsack & 12 Volt Sprayer Packs
Only recommended for the control of herbaceous weeds such
as flatweed, plantains and thistles. Apply the recommended
spray mix to give full coverage of leaves and stems.
DO NOT use knapsacks or 12 volt sprayer packs to treat woody
weeds.
Low Volume High Concentrate Application Techniques
Good control will be achieved, similar to high volume
application, where bush size enables good coverage of entire
bush. Use a marking agent, as recommended by the equipment
manufacturers, to check spray coverage.
Gas powered gun
Apply 50 mL shots to obtain uniform coverage of 4 to 5m2 of
surface area of bush. This relates to 20 droplets/cm2 of leaf
surface.
Sprinkler sprayer
This technique involves using a micro sprinkler which is
connected to a hollow fibre glass rod attached to a pneumatic
knapsack sprayer. Use at low pressures (50 to 200 kPa) and
apply with a slow sweeping action over the top of the plants
ensuring even coverage on the leaves.
Surfactant Addition Chart
No Turbo Plus Needed
1.6
High Volume Application
Weeds need to be actively growing for herbicides to have
optimum effect. Delay treatment until all regrowth has had
time to grow to approximately 1 metre in situations which have
been bulldozed, slashed, burnt, ploughed or areas having a
previous chemical treatment.
Thorough coverage of foliage to the point of run-off is essential;
however, avoid excess spraying which is wasteful of chemical.
1.2
0.8
0.4
Add Turbo Plus
0
0
20
40
60
80
100
500
Boom Output L/ha
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Goal™ Herbicide
The addition of Goal at 75 mL/ha to recommended rates
of Ripper 480 prior to planting Winter cereals will improve
knockdown and increase the speed at which treated weeds
develop visible symptoms of phytotoxicity.
RIPPER 480
Wiper Equipment
Wiper equipment (e.g. ropewick, canvas, felt or carpet
applicators) may be used to apply Ripper 480. Avoid contact
with desirable vegetation.
Operate wiper equipment a minimum of 10 cm above the crop
or pasture. Weeds should be at least 15 cm above the crop
or pasture at time of application. Speed of travel should be no
greater than 8 km/h. Best results are achieved at lower speeds
and where two applications are made in opposite directions
(double pass).
Where weeds are of variable height, or occur in dense
infestations or clumps, some plants may be contacted by the
herbicide solution. In these cases repeat treatment may be
necessary.
Mix only enough herbicide solution for immediate use.
Do not store mixed solution for more than a few days. Flush out
equipment with water after use.
RATE: Mix 800 mL Ripper 480 with 2.2 litres clean water.
Adjust flow rate to suit equipment.
CAUTION: CDA equipment produces a fine spray pattern
which is not easily visible. Ensure spray pattern or drift does
not contact foliage or any other green tissue of desirable
plants, since severe injury or destruction may result.
Aerial Equipment
Aerial equipment may be used to apply Ripper 480 only in
pasture or fallow situations prior to establishment of field crops,
fodder crops, or new pasture, and for pre-harvest application
to cotton and sorghum crops. DO NOT use in intensive
horticultural cropping areas. Use recommended rates of Ripper
480 specified in this label up to a maximum limit of 3 L/ha.
For Micronair and boom equipment, apply in a minimum
spray volume of at least 20 L/ha. Droplets with an average
size (or VMD) of 250-350 micron diameter are recommended.
Swath width should be 15-17 metres.
Thoroughly wash aircraft, especially landing gear, after each
day of spraying to remove herbicide residues.
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Stem Injection Equipment
To make an injection pocket at waist height, use a ¾ length
axe with a blade width of 5 to 7 cm. The cut of injection must
be through the bark and deep enough to place the entire
chemical in contact with the sap wood.
The chemical must be applied immediately after the dose
pocket is made. Apply chemical with a Phillips 5 mL vaccinator
fitted with a tree injector kit which can be accurately calibrated.
Set vaccinator to deliver 0.75 mL of herbicide mix.
When treating regrowth less than the width of the axe, ensure
chemical does not run out the sides of the cut, as reduced
control will result. This can be overcome by using the corner
of the axe to make the pocket in the stem or treating by cut
stump application.
Cut Stump Application
Stems should be cut less than 10 cm above the ground.
Remove and treat the surface of any suckers present below the
cut surface and ground level.
Immediately apply Ripper 480/water mixture liberally to the
freshly cut stump by spraying the cut surface and sides of
the stem.
If cut surface is oily, add a 100% non-ionic surfactant at
100 mL/100 L water to improve penetration.
When using a brush cutter with an herbicide attachment, read
all safety and operating instructions in the brush cutter manual
prior to use of the equipment.
Controlled Droplet Application (CDA)
Results similar to high volume spraying can be obtained using
Micron Herbi® or similar equipment. Select a nozzle to give a
flow rate of 2 mL/sec and sweeping action of approximately
1 m/sec to ensure a droplet density of 20/cm2.
Use a marking agent, as recommended by the equipment
manufacturers, to check spray coverage.
Also, consult directions provided with CDA unit.
DO NOT add oils to Ripper 480/water mixture, otherwise
difficulty in application and reduced weed control may occur.
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Application on hilly terrain
As spraying height may vary, to maximise target contact,
increase water volume to 30-80 L/ha and increase median
droplet diameter of output to at least 300 micron VMD.
Air Temperature and Relative Humidity
DO NOT apply Ripper 480 by aircraft when temperature is
above 30°C.
Avoid application when relative humidity falls below 35%.
High temperatures and/or low relative humidity cause excessive
evaporation of spray droplets which may reduce results.
When temperature reaches 25°C, increase water volume
to at least 30 L/ha, and increase droplet size to at least
300 micron VMD.
Avoid Drift
DO NOT apply treatments with spraying equipment or under
weather conditions which are likely to cause spray drift onto
nearby susceptible crops, pastures or other sensitive plants.
DO NOT use with spraying equipment, which produce fine
droplets (150 microns or less) or under meteorological
conditions conducive to drift e.g. wind speeds over 12 km/h,
inversion conditions, still air or hot dry days.
CLEANING APPLICATION EQUIPMENT
Spray tanks, pumps, lines and nozzles should be thoroughly
cleaned with clean water following application.
Ripper 480 is a member of the Glycines group of herbicides.
Ripper 480 has the inhibition of EPSP synthase mode of
action. For weed resistance management Ripper 480 is a
Group M herbicide.
Some naturally occurring weed biotypes resistant to Ripper 480
and other inhibitors of Group M mode of action herbicides
These resistant weeds will not be controlled by Ripper 480 or
other inhibitors of Group M herbicides. Since the occurrence
AgroSciences accepts no liability for any losses that may result
from the failure of Ripper 480 to control resistant weeds.
soil or sawdust. Collect spilled product and place in sealable
1-800 033 882.
SAFETY DIRECTIONS
• Product will irritate the eyes and skin.
• When using controlled droplet applicators, wear protective
waterproof clothing and impervious footwear.
• When preparing product for use, wear elbow-length PVC
gloves and face shield or goggles.
• After each day’s use wash, gloves, face shield or goggles and
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PROTECTION OF CROP, NATIVE AND OTHER
NON-TARGET PLANTS
Avoid contact with foliage, green bark or stems, canes, laterals,
suckers, fresh wounds, exposed non-woody roots, flowers or
fruit of crops, desirable plants and trees, since severe injury or
destruction may result.
A withholding period for grazing stock is not required. However,
it is recommended that grazing of treated plants be delayed for
one day after treatment of annual weeds, or 7 days of perennial
weeds are present, to ensure absorption of Ripper 480.
Certain plants (eg. soursob, variegated thistle) may be naturally
toxic to stock. Where known toxic plants are present, do not
allow stock to graze until complete browning of treated plants
has occurred.
FIRST AID
Sheet for RIPPER™ 480 HERBICIDE which is available from
APVMA Approval No. 60370/1209
AND ENVIRONMENT
DO NOT contaminate dams, rivers or streams with the product
or used container. DO NOT apply to weeds growing in or over
water. DO NOT spray across open bodies of water.
Do not store near food, feedstuffs, fertilisers or seed.
container type. Read the STORAGE AND DISPOSAL instructions
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CAUTION
CAUTION
KEEP OUT OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
KEEP OUT
OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
BEFORE
OPENING
OR USING
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RIZACON S
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Insecticide
Insecticide
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 300 g/L S-METHOPRENE
300 g/L LIQUID
S-METHOPRENE
HYDROCARBONS
For mixing with uninfested cereal grain for protection against immature stages of Lesser grain
For mixing
with flour
uninfested
grain for protection
against
immature
stages of Lesser grain
borer,
Rust-red
beetlecereal
and Sawtoothed
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including
organnophosphate-resistant
borer,
flour
beetle and FOR
Sawtoothed
grain beetle, including organnophosphate-resistant
strains,Rust-red
as per the
DIRECTIONS
USE table.
strains, as per the DIRECTIONS FOR USE table.
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE
RESTRAINTS:
DO NOT move treated grain within 24 hours after treatment. RIZACON S IGR Grain Protector is only effective against insects
in their immature stages.
In WA for use by Bulk Handling Authorities only.
PEST
Lesser grain borer,
Rust-red flour beetle,
Sawtoothed grain
beetle, including
those resistant to
organophosphates
RATE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
100 mL in 50 L of
water, for up to
9 months’ protection
Apply at the rate of 1 L diluted spray per tonne of grain
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Stored grain insect
pests including
Grain weevils
As above, plus
Reldan® 500 EC
Insecticide at rates
shown on the
approved label
WITHHOLDING PERIOD: NOT REQUIRED WHEN USED AS DIRECTED.
Check rate of treatment
The spray rate, measured in litres per hour, must equal the
auger or elevator uptake in tonnes per hour.
Cleaning up
For insecticide resistance management, Dow AgroSciences
Rizacon S IGR Grain Protector is a group 7A insecticide.
Rizacon S and other Group 7A insecticides may exist
through normal genetic variability in any insect population.
The resistant individuals can eventually dominate the insect
population if Rizacon S or other Group 7A insecticides are
used repeatedly. The effectiveness of Rizacon S on resistant
Dow AgroSciences Australia Ltd accepts no liability for
any losses that may result from the failure of Rizacon S to
control resistant insects. Rizacon S may be subject to specific
resistance management strategies. For further information
contact your local supplier.
MIXING
Using clean water only, dilute sufficient material for the job
at hand. Diluted spray should be used within 48 hours.
On completion, wash out spraying equipment and mixing
and measuring utensils with water.
Export of Treated Produce
may not have been established in all markets for produce
treated with Rizacon S. Before treating grain for export,
please check with Dow AgroSciences Australia Ltd for the
latest information on MRLs and import tolerances.
AND ENVIRONMENT
EQUIPMENT
The diluted spray should be applied through special grain
spraying equipment. The spray nozzle(s) must be capable
of delivering an even spray pattern, and the output of spray
pattern, and the output of spray must be regulated according
to the flow of the grain.
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CROP/SITUATION
Stored cereal grain
SAFETY DIRECTIONS
• Will irritate the eyes, nose, throat and skin.
• Avoid contact with eyes and skin. Repeated exposure may
cause allergic disorders.
• Do not inhale vapour or spray mist. Ensure adequate
ventilation during use.
• When preparing spray and using the prepared spray, wear
cotton overalls buttoned to the neck and wrist, a washable
hat and elbow-length PVC gloves.
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FIRST AID
If swallowed do NOT induce vomiting. Give a glass of water.
RIZACON S
Sheet for RIZACON™ INSECTICIDE which is available from
Rizacon ™ Trademark of Wellmark International Inc.
® Trademark of The Dow Chemical Company (“Dow”) or an
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Herbicide
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 333 g/L FLUROXYPYR present as meptyl ester
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 333 g/L FLUROXYPYR present as meptyl ester
For the control of a wide range of Broadleaf weeds in Fallow, Lucerne, Maize, Millets,
For the control
of a Sorghum,
wide rangeSugar
of Broadleaf
weedscorn,
in Fallow,
Pastures,
Poppies,
cane, Sweet
WinterLucerne,
cereals. Maize, Millets,
Pastures, Poppies, Sorghum, Sugar cane, Sweet corn, Winter cereals.
Also for the control of Woody Weeds in Agricultural Non-Crop Areas, Commercial and Industrial
Also forForests,
the control
of Woody
Weeds in Agricultural
Non-Crop
Areas,
Commercial
Areas,
Pastures
and Rights-of-Way,
as specified
in the
Directions
for Use.and Industrial
Areas, Forests, Pastures and Rights-of-Way, as specified in the Directions for Use.
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STARANE ADVANCED
INDEX
Section 1
WOODY WEED SITUATIONS
Table A
High Volume Application
3
Table B
Aerial Application
6
Table C
Basal Bark Application
7
Table D
Cut Stump / Brushcutter Application
9
Table E
Table F
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Boom Application
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Section 2
BROADACRE CROPPING SITUATIONS
Table A
Sorghum
11
Maize and Sweet Corn
13
Millets
15
Winter Cereals (Wheat, Barley, Oats and Triticale)
17
Established Lucerne
18
Sugar Cane
19
Poppies
21
Table B
Table C
Table D
Table E
Table F
Table G
Section 3
FALLOW SITUATIONS
Table A
Winter Fallow
22
Summer Fallow
23
Table B
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE
RESTRAINTS:
DO NOT apply to plants which may be stressed (not actively growing) due to prolonged periods of extreme cold,
moisture stress (waterlogged or drought affected), poor nutrition, presence of disease, or previous herbicide
treatment as reduced levels of control may result.
Thorough coverage of both foliage and stems, to the point of runoff, is essential for high volume applications
(see GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS; APPLICATION METHODS WOODY WEED SITUATIONS section).
DO NOT spray if rain is likely within one hour.
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Table A: High Volume Spraying: Dilute product with water.
See GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS – APPLICATION section for APPLICATION METHOD details.
• Legumes present at the time of spraying will be severely damaged.
AGRICULTURAL NON-CROP AREAS, COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL AREAS, FORESTS
(including SOFTWOOD PLANTATIONS), PASTURES AND RIGHTS-OF-WAY
WEEDS CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH STAGE
RATE /100 L
WATER
Seedlings and young
plants up to 40 cm high
45 mL
Seedlings and young
plants up to flowering
300 mL
Flowering
600 mL
Black bindweed
(Climbing buckwheat)
Seedlings and young
plants
before flowering
180 mL
(Solanum nigrum)
Seedlings and young
300 mL
Bokhara clover
(Melilotus albus)
Seedlings and young
Broad-leaf pepper tree
(Schinus terebinthifolius)
Mature leaves, fruiting
Caltrop (Yellow vine)
(Tribulus terrestris)
(T. micrococcus)
Seedlings and young
plants up to 30 cm
diameter
Bathurst burr
(Xanthium spinosum)
Bellyache bush
(Jatropha gossypiifolia)
Blue heliotrope
(Heliotropium
amplexicaule)
Cobblers pegs
(Bidens pilosa)
Cockspur thorn
(Maclura cochinchinensis)
300 mL
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Winter application only. Contact
Alan Fletcher Research Station,
Biosecurity Qld, for more
information.
Up to 15 cm high
Up to 3 m high
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Table A: High Volume Spraying: Dilute product with water (continued).
WEEDS CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH STAGE
RATE /100 L
WATER
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Common sensitive plant
(Mimosa pudica)
Seedlings and young
300 mL
Add Uptake™ Spraying Oil (see
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: OILS and
SURFACTANTS section).
Common sowthistle
(Sonchus oleraceus)
Seedlings and young
plants up to bolting
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Creeping lantana
(Lantana montevidensis)
At flowering
Crofton weed
(Ageratina adenophora)
Seedlings and young
Docks
(Rumex spp.)
Seedlings and rosettes
up to 30 cm high
Add a surfactant (see GENERAL
INSTRUCTIONS: OILS and
Flannel weed
(Sida cordifolia)
Giant sensitive tree
(Mimosa pigra)
Apply from mid to late
summer
180 mL
Add Uptake Spraying Oil (see
Hexham scent
(Melilotus indicus)
Seedlings and young
300 mL
Boom spray: Starane™ Advanced
at 180 mL/ha + 400 mL/ha of
2,4-D amine (625 g/L).
Hiptage
(Hiptage benghalensis)
Seedlings plants up to
1.3 m high
Honey locust
(Gleditsia triacanthos)
Seedlings and young
plants up to 2 m high
Lantana
(Lantana camara)
Seedlings and regrowth
0.5 to 1.2 m high
Plants and regrowth
1.2 to 2 m high
600 mL
Limebush
(Eremocitrus glauca)
Infestations up to
1.5 m high only
Madeira vine
(Anredera cordifolia)
Apply at time of active
growth
300 mL
3 leaf to flowering
600 mL
Milkweed
(Euphorbia heterophylla)
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Apply to actively growing plants
from October to April. Some
regrowth may occur particularly
when treating old woody plants
with sparse canopies.
Repeat applications will be
necessary to control subsequent
germinations.
STARANE ADVANCED
WEEDS CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH STAGE
RATE /100 L
WATER
Mistflower
(Ageratina riparia)
Seedlings and young
300 mL
Mother-of-millions
(Kalanchoe spp.)
Seedling and young plants
before flowering
360 mL
Seedlings and young
plants up to 40 cm high
45 mL
Ochna
(Ochna serrulate)
Plants up to 2 m high
600 mL
Paddy’s lucerne
(Sida rhombifolia)
Active growth
CRITICAL COMMENTS
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Noogoora burr
(Xanthium pungens)
Prickly acacia
(Acacia nilotica)
INSTRUCTIONS: OILS and
Plants which have been continually
slashed or grazed over many
seasons may be difficult to control
and regrowth may occur.
up to 2 m high that are
actively growing.
450 mL
Scrub nettle (Perennial)
(Urtica incisa)
Flowering plants up to
1 m high
300 mL
Siam weed
(Chromolaena odorata)
Plants up to 2 m high and
up to flowering
210 mL
Seedlings and young
600 mL
From onset of flowering
to early berry-set (usually
spring to mid-summer)
300 mL
To ensure maximum effect, delay
application until the majority of
shoots have emerged. Follow-up
treatment of regrowth is critical
for best control.
Sida
(Sida spp.)
(Solanum elaeagnifolium)
SURFACTANTS section). Consult
Tropical Weeds Research Centre,
Biosecurity Qld, Charters Towers for
specific advice on application.
(Marshmallow)
(Malva parviflora)
Seedlings and young
Snakeweed
(Dark and light blue)
(Stachytarpheta spp.)
before flowering
450 mL
St. John’s wort
Flowering to early seed set
300 mL
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WEEDS CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH STAGE
RATE /100 L
WATER
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Stinking passion flower
(Passiflora foetida)
Established plants and
regrowth
270 mL
Wandering Jew
(Tradescantia albiflora)
Young plants up to and
including flowering
900 mL
Some regrowth will usually occur
and will require re-treatment.
Seedling plants or
regrowth 0.5 to
1.2 m high
300 mL
Plants or regrowth 1.2 to
2 m high only
600 mL
when soil moisture is plentiful.
Some regrowth may occur
particularly when treating old
woody plants with sparse canopies
and under dry conditions.
White lupin
(Lupinus albus)
Young plants up to and
including flowering
300 mL
Yellow-flowered devil’s
claw
(Ibicella lutea)
Seedlings and young
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Acacia aulacocarpa
A. decora
A. harpophylla
A. leiocalyx
A. salicinas
Table B: Aerial Application
PASTURES AND RIGHTS-OF-WAY
WEEDS CONTROLLED
(Mimosa pigra)
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WEED GROWTH STAGE
RATE /ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
1.8 L
Add Uptake Spraying Oil at the rate
of 1 L/100 L spray mix.
from mid to late summer.
Contact the Department of Natural
Resources, Environment and
The Arts, NT for further information.
STARANE ADVANCED
Table C: Basal Bark Application
Dilute product with diesel only.
WEEDS CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH STAGE
RATE /100 L
OF DIESEL
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Broad-leaf pepper tree
(Schinus terebinthifolius)
Plants up to 5 cm basal
diameter
2.1 L
Calotrope
(Calotropis procera)
3L
Chinee apple
Up to 15 cm basal
diameter
1.8 L
Treat circumference of stem to a
height of 45 cm from the ground.
Contact the Department of Primary
Industries & Fisheries, Qld, for
further information.
Young plants up to 2 m
high and 20 cm basal
diameter
2.1 L
Treat stems from ground level
to where multi-stemmed trunks
branch.
Up to 5 cm basal diameter
1.2 L
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Chinese celtis
(Celtis sinensis)
Cockspur thorn
(Maclura cochinchinensis)
(Mimosa pigra)
Honey locust
1L
Plants should be cut as close to
the ground (5 cm) as possible for
reliable results.
Apply during active growth periods.
diameter
900 mL
Treat circumference of stem to a
height of 45 cm from the ground.
Plants 10 to 20 cm basal
diameter
1.8 L
Plants >20 cm basal
diameter
3L
Mimosa bush
(Acacia farnesiana)
1.8 L
Ochna
(Ochna serrulate)
2.1 L
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WEEDS CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH STAGE
RATE /100 L
OF DIESEL
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Pond apple
(Annona glabra)
diameter
900 mL
DO NOT apply to trees growing in a
body of water. Treat circumference
of stem to a height of 50 cm from
the ground wetting thoroughly to
allow the spray mix to soak through
the bark.
Prickly acacia
(Acacia nilotica)
Up to 10 cm basal
diameter
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(Chromolaena odorata)
Sisal hemp
(Agave spp.)
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Plants up to 2.5 m high
and 10 cm basal diameter
All growth stages
1.8 L
Treat as an overall spray.
advice to control large infestations.
6 mL undiluted
product per
plant
Lever out centre of plant with
crowbar and immediately treat the
exposed cut area.
STARANE ADVANCED
Table D: Cut Stump/Brushcutter Application
WEEDS CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH STAGE
RATE /100 L
OF DIESEL
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Calotrope
(Calotropis procera)
3L
Chinee apple
Up to 15 cm basal
diameter
1.8 L
1L
Apply during active growth periods.
Plants greater than
1.3 m high
2L
reliable results.
1.8 L
Up to 10 cm basal
diameter
900 mL
All plants up to and
greater than 20 cm basal
diameter
3L
reliable results.
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(Mimosa pigra)
Hiptage
(Hiptage benghalensis)
Mimosa bush
(Acacia farnesiana)
Prickly acacia
(Acacia nilotica)
Honey locust
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Using a drench gun or gas-powered gun.
WEEDS CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH STAGE
RATE /10 L
WATER
Limebush
(Eremocitrus glauca)
Isolated bushes up to
1.2 m high only
600 mL
Ochna
(Ochna serrulate)
Isolated bushes up to
1 m high only
300 mL
Apply from late flowering
to green fruit up to
1.2 m high
600 mL
Tree Violet
(Hymenanthera dentata)
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Apply a 50 mL dose per 5 m2 of
bush surface area.
Apply a 50 mL dose per cubic
metre of bush.
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Table F: Boom Application
ESTABLISHED GRASS PASTURES
WEEDS CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH STAGE
RATE /ha
Blue billygoat weed
(Ageratum houstonianum)
Common sensitive plant
(Mimosa pudica)
Giant sensitive plant
(Mimosa invisa)
Spinyhead sida
(Sida acuta)
Apply before flowering
900 mL
CRITICAL COMMENTS
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Paddy’s lucerne
(Sida rhombifolia)
Apply to actively growing
plants from late spring to
late summer
2.4 L or
1.2 L + 1.6 L
2,4-D amine
(625 g/L)
St. John’s wort
Apply from bud to full
bloom (usually late Nov to
early Jan)
1.8 L
From onset of flowering
to early berry-set. (usually
spring to mid-summer)
450 - 600 mL
or
225 mL +
1.2 L - 1.6 L
2,4-D amine
(625 g/L)
Some regrowth will occur. Treat
regrowth the following season
for best results. Use at least
200 L water/ha.
To ensure maximum effect, delay
application until the majority of
shoots have emerged.
Follow-up treatment of regrowth is
critical for best control.
FORESTRY (SOFTWOOD PLANTATIONS), ROADSIDES, INDUSTRIAL AREAS AND RIGHTS-OF-WAY
WEEDS CONTROLLED
Woody and herbaceous
weeds, as above
WEED GROWTH STAGE
RATE /ha
Pre-plant spray operations
in forestry or general
broadleaf weed growth
600 mL - 1.8 L
Post-plant spray
operations
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Helicopter (Forestry (softwood
plantations only)) or ground base
application only.
Can be mixed with rates of
glyphosate up to 2.9 kg a.i./ha.
Ground based directional spraying to
the inter-row zone only in forestry.
Table A: Sorghum
CROP GROWTH
STAGE
Apply when
secondary roots
are present, from
4 fully expanded
leaves (15 cm
tall) up to boot
(also see CRITICAL
COMMENTS)
WEEDS CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
RATE /ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
(Physalis angulata)
Wild gooseberry
(Physalis minima)
2 to 8 leaf up to
15 cm tall
300 mL
15 to 30 cm tall
450 mL
Apple-of-Peru
(Nicandra physalodes)
Seedling plants
up to 15 cm tall
Sorghum: From 8 leaf to
boot stage, use dropper
nozzles to prevent herbicide
coming in contact with
the crop’s leaves and the
growing point (meristem).
Bathurst burr
(Xanthum spinosum)
Noogoora burr
(Xanthium pungens)
2 to 8 leaf up to
20 cm tall
300 mL
20 to 50 cm tall
450 mL
Red pigweed
Up to 10 cm
diameter
300 mL
10 to 30 cm
diameter
450 mL
2 to 6 leaf up to
10 cm tall
900 mL
Full flower to
early berry
450 mL +
Uptake at
1 L/ha
2 to 8 leaf up to
15 cm tall
450 mL
2 to 5 leaf up
to 20 cm tall
600 mL
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Sesbania pea
(Sesbania cannabina)
Silverleaf nightshade ➊
Thornapples
(Datura spp.)
Volunteer sunflower
(Helianthus annuus)
➊ This treatment may
be slightly damaging to
the crop. To minimise
crop damage apply using
dropper nozzles at all crop
stages.
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Table A: Sorghum (continued)
CROP GROWTH
STAGE
Apply when
secondary roots
are present, from
4 fully expanded
leaves (15 cm
tall) up to boot
(also see CRITICAL
COMMENTS)
WEEDS CONTROLLED
Amaranthus spp.
including;
Boggabri weed
(A. mitchellii)
Dwarf amaranth
(A. macrocarpus)
Green amaranth
(A. viridis)
Redshank
(A. cruentus)
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
RATE /ha
Seedling plants
up to 15 cm
tall or rosettes
up to
15 cm diameter
300 mL +
1.25 L
atrazine
flowable
(600 g/L)
or
450 mL +
1.67 L
atrazine
flowable
(600 g/L)
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Use the low rate
(300 mL + 1.25 L)
when weeds are small
(5-7 cm tall/diameter).
Use the high rate
(450 mL + 1.67 L)
when weeds are larger
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(Anoda cristata)
Bladder ketmia
(Hibiscus trionum)
Black pigweed
(Trianthema portulacastrum)
Add a surfactant (see
OILS and SURFACTANTS
section).
Butterfly pea
(Clitoria laurifolia)
DO NOT add an oil to
mixtures of Starane
Advanced and atrazine.
Spineless caltrop
(Tribulus micrococcus)
Cowvine (Peach vine)
(Ipomoea lonchophylla)
Hairy wandering Jew
(Commelina benghalensis)
Mintweed
(Salvia reflexa)
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Euphorbia davidii
Cotyledons to
4 nodes up to
15 cm
600 mL +
1.67 L
atrazine
(600 g/L)
Starburr
(Acanthospermum
hispidum)
Up to 12 leaf
and before
flowering
900 mL
or 450 mL
+ 1.67 L
atrazine
(600 g/L)
Volunteer peanuts
(Arachis hypogaea)
Up to 15 cm
diameter
600 mL +
3.75 L
atrazine
(600 g/L)
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is generally more
compatible with liquid
atrazine products. (See
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS;
COMPATIBILITY section).
CROP GROWTH
STAGE
Apply when
secondary roots
are present, from
3 fully expanded
leaves (10 cm tall)
up to just before
tasselling.
(See CRITICAL
COMMENTS)
WEEDS CONTROLLED
(Physalis angulata)
Wild gooseberry
(Physalis minima)
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
RATE /ha
2 to 8 leaf up
to 15 cm tall
300 mL
15 to 30 cm tall
450 mL
Apple-of-Peru
Seedling plants up
to 15 cm tall
Bathurst burr
(Xanthum spinosum)
Noogoora burr
(Xanthium pungens)
2 to 8 leaf up
to 20 cm tall
300 mL
20 to 50 cm tall
450 mL
Red pigweed
Up to 10 cm
diameter
300 mL
10 to 30 cm
diameter
450 mL
Sesbania pea
2 to 6 leaf up
to 10 cm tall
900 mL
Thornapples
(Datura spp.)
2 to 8 leaf up
to 15 cm tall
450 mL
Volunteer sunflower
(Helianthus annuus)
2 to 5 leaf up
to 20 cm tall
600 mL
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Maize: From 6 leaf to
just before tasselling,
use dropper nozzles to
prevent the herbicides
coming in contact
with the crop’s leaves
and the growing point
(meristem).
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to just before tasselling,
use dropper nozzles to
prevent the herbicide
coming in contact
with the crop’s leaves
and the growing point
(meristem).
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Table B: Maize and Sweet Corn
STARANE ADVANCED
Table B: Maize and Sweet Corn (continued)
CROP GROWTH
STAGE
Apply when
secondary roots
are present, from
3 fully expanded
leaves (10 cm
tall) up to just
before tasselling.
(See CRITICAL
COMMENTS)
WEEDS CONTROLLED
Amaranthus spp.
including;
Boggabri weed
(A. mitchellii)
Dwarf amaranth
(A. macrocarpus)
Green amaranth
(A. viridis)
Redshank
(A. cruentus)
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
RATE /ha
Seedling plants up
to 15 cm tall or
rosettes up to
15 cm diameter
300 mL +
1.25 L
atrazine
flowable
(600 g/L)
or
450 mL +
1.67 L
atrazine
flowable
(600 g/L)
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Use the low rate
(300 mL + 1.25 L)
Use the high rate
(450 mL + 1.67 L)
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Anoda weed
(Anoda cristata)
Bladder ketmia
(Hibiscus trionum)
Black pigweed
(Trianthema
portulacastrum)
section).
mixtures of Starane
Spineless caltrop
Hairy wandering Jew
(Commelina
benghalensis)
Mintweed
(Salvia reflexa)
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Euphorbia davidii
Cotyledons to
4 nodes up to
15 cm
600 mL +
1.67 L
atrazine
(600 g/L)
Starburr
(Acanthospermum
hispidum)
Up to 12 leaf and
before flowering
900 mL
or
450 mL
+ 1.67 L
atrazine
(600 g/L)
Volunteer peanuts
(Arachis hypogaea)
Up to 15 cm
diameter
600 mL +
2.7 L
atrazine
(600 g/L)
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is generally more
compatible with liquid
atrazine products. (See
CROP GROWTH
STAGE
Sweet corn
(Tas only)
3 to 5 leaf
WEEDS CONTROLLED
(Solanum nigrum)
Volunteer potatoes
(Solanum tuberosum)
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
RATE /ha
3 to 5 leaf
600 mL
CRITICAL COMMENTS
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CROP GROWTH
STAGE
Spray when
secondary roots
have developed,
usually early to
mid-tillering, and
not later than
before heads
start to form at
the base of tillers.
(See CRITICAL
COMMENTS)
WEEDS CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
RATE/ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Millets: DO NOT use mixes
of Starane Advanced +
atrazine on Japanese millet
(Echinochloa esculenta).
(Physalis angulata)
Wild gooseberry
(Physalis minima)
2 to 8 leaf up
to 15 cm tall
300 mL
15 to 30 cm tall
450 mL
Apple-of-Peru
Seedling plants
up to 15 cm tall
Bathurst burr
(Xanthum spinosum)
Noogoora burr
(Xanthium pungens)
2 to 8 leaf up
to 20 cm tall
300 mL
20 to 50 cm tall
450 mL
Red pigweed
Up to 10 cm
diameter
300 mL
10 to 30 cm
diameter
450 mL
Sesbania pea
2 to 6 leaf up
to 10 cm tall
900 mL
Thornapples
(Datura spp.)
2 to 8 leaf up
to 15 cm tall
450 mL
Volunteer sunflower
(Helianthus annuus)
2 to 5 leaf up
to 20 cm tall
600 mL
Starane Advanced +
atrazine can be safely
applied to:
French millet
(Panicum miliaceum)
Foxtail millet
(Setaria italica var.
panorama)
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Table B: Maize and Sweet Corn (continued)
STARANE ADVANCED
Table C: Millets (continued)
CROP GROWTH
STAGE
Spray when
secondary roots
have developed,
usually early to
mid-tillering, and
not later than
before heads
start to form at
the base of tillers.
(See CRITICAL
COMMENTS)
WEEDS CONTROLLED
Amaranthus spp.
including;
Boggabri weed
(A. mitchellii)
Dwarf amaranth
(A. macrocarpus)
Green amaranth
(A. viridis)
Redshank
(A. cruentus)
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
RATE/ha
Seedling plants
up to 15 cm
tall or rosettes
up to
15 cm diameter
300 mL +
1.25 L
atrazine
flowable
(600 g/L)
or
450 mL +
1.67 L
atrazine
flowable
(600 g/L)
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Use the low rate
(300 mL + 1.25 L)
Use the high rate
(450 mL + 1.67 L)
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Anoda weed
(Anoda cristata)
Bladder ketmia
(Hibiscus trionum)
Black pigweed
(Trianthema
portulacastrum)
section).
mixtures of Starane
Spineless caltrop
Hairy wandering Jew
(Commelina benghalensis)
Mintweed
(Salvia reflexa)
Starburr
(Acanthospermum
hispidum)
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Starane Advanced is
generally more compatible
with liquid atrazine
products.
(See GENERAL
INSTRUCTIONS;
COMPATIBILITY section)
Up to 12 leaf
and before
flowering
900 mL
or
450 mL
+ 1.67 L
atrazine
flowable
(600 g/L)
WHEAT, BARLEY, OATS and TRITICALE
CROP GROWTH
STAGE
Apply from 3 leaf
to flag (Zadoks 13
to 39)
WEEDS CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
RATE /ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Bedstraw
3 to 6 whorl
300 mL +
Uptake
Add Uptake Spraying Oil
at 500 mL/100 L water.
Black bindweed
2 to 4 leaf
300 mL +
Uptake ➊
Useful suppression only
2 to 6 leaf
450 mL
or
300 mL + 5 g
metsulfuron
(600 g/kg) ➊
1 to 3 whorl
600 mL
Common sowthistle
(Sonchus oleraceus)
2 to 5 leaf
600 mL
Deadnettle
2 to 6 leaf
Doublegee
(Spiny Emex)
(Emex australis)
2 to 4 leaf
900 mL
or
300 mL + 5 g
metsulfuron
(600 g/kg) ➊
Prickly lettuce
(Lactuca serriola)
2 to 5 leaf
300 mL +
Uptake
or
600 mL
Volunteer lupins
(Lupin angustifolius)
2 to 8 leaf
900 mL
Volunteer potato
(Solanum tuberosum)
10 to 15 cm tall
Wireweed
(Hogweed)
2 to 3 leaf
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Cleavers
(Galium aparine)
Mixtures: Mixing partners
with Starane Advanced
may reduce crop
selectivity. Apply at crop
growth stages according
to the mixing partner’s
recommendation.
DO NOT use Starane
Advanced + metsulfuron
mixtures on oats or
durum wheat.
Plants 15 to 30 cm tall
will only be suppressed.
300 mL + 5 g
metsulfuron
(600 g/kg) ➊
➊ Add either Uptake or a surfactant (see GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: OILS and SURFACTANTS section).
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Table D: Winter Cereals Boom Application
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Table D: Winter Cereals Boom Application (continued)
WHEAT, BARLEY, OATS and TRITICALE
CROP GROWTH
STAGE
WEEDS CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
RATE /ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Apply from 3 leaf
to flag (Zadoks 13
to 39)
Bittercress
(Coronopus didymus)
Mustards
(Sisymbrium spp.)
Shepherd’s purse
(Capsella bursapastoris)
Turnip weed
(Rapistrum rugosum)
Wild radish
(Raphanus
raphanistrum)
Wild turnip
(Brassica tournefortii)
Up to 8 leaf and
up to 15 cm
diameter
300 to
900 mL
+
metsulfuron
(600 g/kg) ➊
or
Dow
AgroSciences
LVE 600 MCPA
or
Canvas 750
or
Conclude
The Starane Advanced
rate depends on what
other weeds are present
as listed above.
See Mixtures comment
above metsulfuron @
5 g/ha (This mix does not
control wild radish).
Dow AgroSciences LVE
600 MCPA (MCPA LVE @
580 mL/ha,
Canvas 750 (MCPA
Amine) @ 670 mL/ha,
Conclude @ 700 mL/ha.
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Table E: Established Lucerne (NSW only) Boom Application
CROP GROWTH
STAGE
WEEDS CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
RATE /ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Established crops at
least 18 months old
(Physalis angulata)
Bathurst burr
(Xanthum spinosum)
Noogoora burr
(Xanthium pungens)
Wild gooseberry
(Physalis minima)
2 to 8 leaf up
to 15 cm high
300 mL
Red pigweed
Up to 10 cm
diameter
To minimise crop injury
and to maximise weed
control, cut, slash or
heavily graze the lucerne
before application.
Wherever possible,
irrigate before application
to stimulate weed growth.
DO NOT treat crops
growing on sandy or
stony soils.
DO NOT treat crops after
the summer growing
season (after end of
March).
To broaden the spectrum
of weeds controlled,
Starane Advanced can be
mixed with 2,4-DB amine.
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CROP GROWTH
STAGE
From early
tillering to
maturity
WEEDS CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
RATE /ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Balsum pear
(Momordica charantia)
Apply from 2 to
3 leaf until
flowering
Ground:
780 mL
For optimal weed control,
delay application until
just before the “close-in”
stage.
(Solanum nigrum)
Aerial:
900 mL
Aerial application:
Apply in not less than
60 L/ha water and add
1 L/100 L spray mixture.
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Blue billygoat weed
(Ageratum houstonianum)
Centro
(Centrosema pubescens)
Cowpea
(Vigna unguiculate)
Giant sensitive plant
(seedlings only)
(Mimosa invisa)
Ground application:
Apply in 100 - 400 L/ha
water and add Uptake
Spraying Oil at
500 mL/100 L of spray
mixture.
Lablab bean
(Lablab purpureus)
Noogoora burr
(Xanthum pungens)
Phasey bean
(Macroptilium lathyroides)
Pinkburr
(Urena lobata)
Prickly African cucumber
(Cucumis metuliferus)
Spinyhead sida
(Sida acuta)
(seedlings only)
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Table F: Sugar Cane
STARANE ADVANCED
Table F: Sugar Cane (continued)
CROP GROWTH
STAGE
From early
tillering to
maturity
WEEDS CONTROLLED
Bellvine
(Ipomoea plebeia)
Morning glory
(Ipomoea purpurea)
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
RATE /ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Apply from 2 to
3 leaf until
flowering
Ground:
780 mL
For optimal weed control,
delay application until
just before the “close-in”
stage.
Aerial:
900 mL
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Pink convolvulus
(Ipomoea triloba)
As above +
800 mL
2,4-D
amine
(625 g/L)
Red convolvulus
(Ipomoea hederifolia)
Star-of-Bethlehem
(Ipomoea quamoclit)
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Aerial application:
Apply in not less than
60 L/ha water and add
Ground application:
Apply in 100 - 400 L/ha
water and add Uptake
Spraying Oil at
500 mL/100 L of spray
mixture.
Milkweed
(Euphorbia heterophylla)
Seedlings and
young plants up to
flowering
1.8 L
or
1.38 L +
3.33 L
atrazine
flowable
(600 g/L)
Better control will be
achieved with the atrazine
mixture. Delay application
until just before the cane
reaches the “close-in”
stage. This will improve
control and minimise the
number of seedlings that
germinate.
Established or
ratoon plants with
at least 1 m of
regrowth
270 mL
Spot spray application:
Thoroughly wet plants to
the point of run-off.
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4 to 6 leaf
WEEDS CONTROLLED
Cleavers
(Galium aparine)
Fumitory
(Fumaria spp.)
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
RATE /ha
2 to 6 leaf
600 mL
CRITICAL COMMENTS
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Shepherd’s purse
Wireweed
(Hogweed)
8 to 10 leaf
Common sowthistle
(Sonchus oleraceus)
Prickly lettuce
(Lactuca serriola)
Black nightshade
(Solanum nigrum)
Fumitory
(Fumaria spp.)
8 to 10 leaf
Volunteer potato
(Solanum tuberosum)
600 mL
+
5 L Asulox®
2 to 5 leaf
600 mL
Cotyledon to 4 leaf
900 mL
DO NOT apply Starane
Advanced to poppies
later than the 8 to 10
leaf growth stage as
a reduction of alkaloid
content could occur.
6 to 10 leaf
From tuber
initiation to flower
bud
900 mL
This rate will provide
season long control of
volunteer potato, but will
not control all daughter
tubers and will only
suppress potatoes over
15 cm tall.
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Table G: Poppies (Tas only)
See GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS – APPLICATION section for application method details
STARANE ADVANCED
Table A: Boom Application
See GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS – APPLICATION section for application method details.
WINTER FALLOW
WEEDS CONTROLLED
Bedstraw
WEED GROWTH STAGE
RATE /ha
Up to 5 whorl
600 mL ➊
CRITICAL COMMENTS
When mixing with Ripper™ 480 to
control both grass and broadleaf
weeds, refer to the Ripper 480
label for use rates and adjuvants
(See GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS;
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(Galium aparine)
Black bindweed
2 to 8 leaf up to
10 cm diameter
450 mL ➊
Common sowthistle
(Sonchus oleraceus)
2 to 5 leaf up to
10 cm diameter
600 mL ➊
2 to 8 leaf
900 mL ➊
Prickly lettuce
(Lactuca serriola)
Doublegee
(Spiny emex)
(Emex australis)
Wireweed
(Hogweed)
Doublegee
(Spiny emex)
(Emex australis)
2 to 3 leaf up to
10 cm tall
2 to 8 leaf
Wireweed
(Hogweed)
2 to 3 leaf up to
10 cm tall
Common sowthistle
(Sonchus oleraceus)
2 to 5 leaf up to
10 cm diameter
Prickly lettuce
(Lactuca serriola)
Wireweed
(Hogweed)
2 to 3 leaf up to
10 cm tall
300 mL ➋
+
5g
metsulfuron
(600 g/kg)
300 mL ➋
+
560 mL
Ripper* 480
(480 g/L
glyphosate)
When mixing with Ripper™ 480 to
control both grass and broadleaf
weeds, refer to the Ripper 480
label for use rates and adjuvants
➊ Add Uptake Spraying Oil (see GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: OILS and SURFACTANTS section).
➋ Add Uptake or a surfactant (see GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: OILS and SURFACTANTS section).
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SUMMER FALLOW
WEEDS CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH STAGE
RATE /ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
(Physalis angulata)
2 to 8 leaf, up to
15 cm tall
450 mL ➊
Bathurst burr
(Xanthium spinosum)
2 to 8 leaf, up to
20 cm tall
➊ Add Uptake Spraying Oil
(see GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: OILS and
➋ Delay treatment until the maximum
number of shoots have emerged, but before
the onset of fruiting. (late summer)
DO NOT treat plants showing symptoms
from previous treatment.
Use the high rate when longer term weed
control (6-10 months) is required and delay
planting crops during this period. The low
rate will require follow-up treatments.
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Noogoora burr
(Xanthium pungens)
Perennial ground
cherry ➋
(Physalis virginiana)
Bud to early flowering
up to 20 cm tall
900 mL ➊
or
1.8 L ➊
Polymeria
(Polymeria pusilla)
2 to 10 leaf up to
20 cm diameter
600 mL ➊
Red pigweed
300 mL ➊
Rhynchosia
(Rhynchosia minima)
Seedlings to early
flowering
600 mL ➊
(Solanum
elaeagnifolium)
Full flower to early
berry-set
(usually Dec - Feb)
450 to
600 mL
Small-flowered
mallow
(Malva parviflora)
Up to 8 leaf or up to
20 cm diameter
600 mL ➊
Thornapples
(Datura spp.)
2 to 8 leaf up to
15 cm tall
450 mL ➊
Sesbania pea
2 to 6 leaf up to
10 cm tall
900 mL ➊
Volunteer sunflowers
(Helianthus annuus)
2 to 5 leaf up to 20 cm
600 mL ➊
2 to 8 leaf, up to
15 cm tall
450 mL ➊
Wild gooseberry
(Physalis minima)
Add Uptake Spraying Oil at the rate of
1 L/100 L spray mixture. To ensure
maximum effect, delay application until the
majority of shoots have emerged. Followup treatment will be required to control
regrowth and is critical for optimal control.
If wanting to prevent seed set repeat
applications may be needed in the same
season, although this does not lead to better
long term control.
➊ Add Uptake Spraying Oil
(see GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: OILS
and SURFACTANTS section).
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Table B: Boom Application (continued)
SUMMER FALLOW
WEEDS CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH STAGE
RATE /ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Red pigweed
Rhynchosia
(Rhynchosia minima)
Seedlings to early
flowering
225 mL +
1.125 L
Ripper 480
(480 g/L
glyphosate)
When mixing with Ripper 480 to control
both grass and broadleaf weeds, refer to the
Ripper 480 label for use rates and adjuvants
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Bellvine
(Ipomoea plebeia)
Pre-flowering
Bladder ketmia
(Hibiscus trionum)
4 to 8 leaf up to
10 cm tall
Black bindweed
2 to 10 leaf up to
20 cm diameter
(Ipomoea
lonchophylla)
2 to 10 leaf up to
10 cm diameter
Polymeria
(Polymeria pusilla)
2 to 10 leaf up to
20 cm diameter
Red pigweed
Spineless caltrop
Thornapples
(Datura spp.)
2 to 8 leaf up to
15 cm tall
Sesbania pea
2 to 6 leaf up to
10 cm tall
Black bindweed
10-12 leaf up to
30 cm diameter
Red pigweed
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300 mL +
1.125 L
Ripper 480
(480 g/L
glyphosate)
300 mL +
1.125 L
Ripper 480
(480 g/L
glyphosate)
450 mL +
1.125 L
Ripper 480
(480 g/L
glyphosate)
When mixing with Ripper 480 to control
both grass and broadleaf weeds, refer to the
Ripper 480 label for use rates and adjuvants
SUMMER FALLOW
WEEDS CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH STAGE
RATE /ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
(Solanum
elaeagnifolium)
Full flower to early
berry-set
(usually Dec - Feb)
225 mL
+
1.2 - 1.6
2,4-D
amine
(625 g/L)
Add Uptake Spraying Oil at the rate of
To ensure maximum effect, delay application
until the majority of shoots have emerged.
Follow-up treatment will be required to
control regrowth and is critical for optimal
control. If wanting to prevent seed set repeat
applications may be needed in the same
season, although this does not lead to better
long term control.
INSTRUCTIONS: OILS and SURFACTANTS
section).
Important: (See GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS;
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(Arachis hypogaea)
600 mL +
3.75 L
atrazine
(600g/L)
Volunteer Roundup
Ready Flex Cotton
(Gossypium spp.)
2-6 leaf, up to 10 cm tall
450 mL
5-7 node, up to
25 cm tall
600 mL
WITHHOLDING PERIODS
Crops and Pastures: DO NOT GRAZE FAILED CROPS AND TREATED PASTURES OR CUT FOR STOCK FOOD
Poppies: DO NOT SPRAY POPPIES LATER THAN 10 WEEKS BEFORE HARVEST.
Winter and Summer Cereals, Sugar Cane: NO WITHHOLDING PERIOD REQUIRED WHEN USED AS DIRECTED.
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STARANE ADVANCED
Plant-back periods for crops following the application of
Starane Advanced for rates up to 900 mL/ha.
RATE mL/ha
225
CROP
450
900
Days
Barley
7
7
7
Wheat
7
7
7
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7
7
7
Cotton
14
14
28
Soybean
7
7
14
Sunflower
7
7
7
Maize
7
7
7
7
7
7
Sorghum
Restraint: DO NOT plant susceptible crops, including cotton, pigeon peas and other pulse crops, into
irrigated fields with soils containing less than 25% clay content, within 12 months of treatment with
Starane Advanced.
Note: Before using Starane Advanced in tank mixes with other herbicides, check the plant-back information on all
product labels. The time between spraying and planting will be determined by the most residual product, i.e. the
product with the longest plant-back period.
OILS AND SURFACTANTS
MIXING
Oils:
Use only Uptake Spraying Oil at the rate of
500 mL/100 L of spray mix. When using less than
100 L/ha spray volume, ensure a minimum of
250 mL/ha of Uptake is used, unless 1 L/100 L or
1 L/ha is specified.
Surfactants (wetters):
Use a 100% concentrate non-ionic surfactant such as
BS1000® at 100 mL/100 L of spray mix where required.
Starane Advanced may be mixed with water or diesel.
Mix only sufficient chemical for each days use and
avoid storing.
Mixing in Water: Half fill the spray tank with water
and add the required quantity of Starane Advanced and
complete filling. Agitate continuously to ensure thorough
mixing before and during application.
Mixing in Diesel: Half fill the spray tank with diesel
and add the required quantity of Starane Advanced.
Add the remainder of the diesel and agitate or shake
to mix contents.
Tank mixtures: Wettable powder or dry flowable
formulations (e.g. water dispersible granules) should
be added to the spray tank first, followed by suspension
concentrates (flowables), water soluble salts and
then emulsifiable concentrate formulations (Starane
Advanced). Add spraying OILS and SURFACTANTS
(wetters) last. (See COMPATIBILITY section for Ripper™
480 (glyphosate) for additional instructions when
mixing with glyphosate.)
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Starane Advanced is compatible with the
herbicides listed.
Follow any regional restrictions, and all directions and
restrictions on the label, of any chemical mixed with
Starane™ Advanced.
atrazine (see below), Broadstrike™, Dow AgroSciences
LVE 600 MCPA Herbicide™ (MCPA LVE), Canvas™ 750
(MCPA amine), Conclude™, diclofop methyl, Dow
AgroSciences (2,4-D) Amine 625, Eclipse®, Esteron™ LV,
Garlon™ 600, glyphosate, Hotshot™, Lontrel™, MCPA,
metsulfuron methyl, Ripper™ 480 (see below),
Topik® 240 EC (see below), Tordon™ 75-D, Tordon™
242, Touchdown®, Wildcat® 110 and 2,4-DB amine.
AGITATION IS VERY IMPORTANT WHEN MIXING
STARANE ADVANCED AND ATRAZINE.
Starane Advanced plus atrazine tank mixes must be
agitated vigorously and continuously during mixing and
application. After mixing DO NOT allow to stand without
agitation. Ensure that the time from mixing to the end
of application is not more than 2 hours. If settling out
occurs re-suspension is difficult, even with vigorous
agitation. Agitation using only the pump’s by-pass is
usually inadequate, particularly with larger tanks (more
than 2000 L). Additional mechanical agitation will
be necessary in large tanks, computer sprayers and
mixing tanks. When additional surfactant is required,
add a 100% concentrate non-ionic surfactant at
100 mL/100 L of spray mix. DO NOT use a spraying oil
when tank mixing Starane Advanced and atrazine.
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ATRAZINE
AVOID USING HARD WATER WHEREVER POSSIBLE.
Where hard water cannot be avoided, the addition
of a water conditioning agent to the spray tank, at
100 g/100 L water, before adding any herbicide may
improve compatibility.
Guidelines For Tank Mixing Starane Advanced And Common Atrazine Formulations:
Tank Mix
Rate
(/ha)
Water Hardness
Minimum Water
Volume (L/ha)
Soft
Medium
Hard
Ground
Aerial
Comments
Starane
450 mL
4
4
4
50
35
Starane +
Gesaprim® 600 FW
450 mL
+ 1.67 L
4
4
4
50 - 100
35
Starane +
Atradex® 900 WG
450 mL
+ 1.1 kg
4
6
6
100
Do not
use
Precipitate may be
difficult to resuspend
and may block
nozzles
Starane +
Nu-Trazine® DF
450 mL
+ 1.1 kg
4
6
6
100
Do not
use
Sediment may be
and may block
nozzles
Starane +
Nu-Trazine® 500 FW
450 mL
+2L
4
4
6
100
Do not
use
Precipitate may be
and may block
nozzles
Precipitate can be
easily resuspended
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STARANE ADVANCED
TOPIK 240 EC
Always use Uptake Spraying Oil with Starane Advanced
+ Topik 240 EC tank mixes at 500 mL/100 L of spray
mix with a minimum of 250 mL/ha.
DO NOT mix Starane Advanced with Topik 240 EC if the
grass weeds are not actively growing. Always use the
maximum label rate of Topik 240 EC for the appropriate
grass growth stage.
DO NOT use Starane Advanced at more than 450 mL/ha
in tank mixes with Topik 240 EC.
RIPPER 480 (glyphosate)
When mixing Starane Advanced with Ripper 480 to
control both grass and broadleaf weeds, refer to the
Ripper 480 label for use rate recommended for grasses.
DO NOT use Ripper 480 at less than 1.125 L/ha in tank
mixes with Starane Advanced, when barnyard grass,
buttongrass, crowsfoot grass, native millet and liverseed
grass are the target species.
Mixing Instructions for glyphosate + Starane
Advanced + other tank-mix partners:
Step 1: Fill the spray tank to 1/2 full with clean water,
start and maintain agitation.
Step 2: Where ammonium sulphate (crystalline or
liquid form) is recommended, wash crystalline form at
0.08 % w/v (800 g/100 L spray solution) through a top
mesh screen into the tank OR add Liase® at 2 % v/v
(2 L/100 L spray solution) and mix thoroughly for
several minutes.
Step 3: Add Ripper 480 (or other glyphosate formulations)
and allow mixing thoroughly for several minutes.
Step 4: For other tank-mix partners: Add dry flowable
formulations (e.g. metsulfuron) first, followed by
suspension concentrates (flowables e.g. atrazine),
water soluble salts (e.g. Abound™ 400).
Step 5: Then add emulsifiable concentrate formulations,
such as Starane Advanced, and allow mixing thoroughly
for several minutes.
Step 6: Add remaining water to desired final fill level.
Step 7: Add a 100% non-ionic surfactant at 0.2% v/v
near the end of the filling process to minimize
excessive foaming.
Step 8: Removing hose from tank immediately after
the filling will prevent back siphoning into water source.
Always maintain adequate agitation during application
and use the tank load promptly.
APPLICATION METHODS and WATER RATES
BROADCAST APPLICATION IN CROPPING,
PASTURE AND FALLOW SITUATIONS.
Apply Starane Advanced with an accurately calibrated
boom sprayer, in at least 50 L/ha water (100-400 L/ha
for sugar cane).
Flat fan nozzles applying a medium quality spray
(ASABE-S572) are recommended.
Set the boom at a height to ensure a double overlap of
the nozzle patterns.
B. Ground Directed Application (Dropper nozzles)
To minimise crop effects, dropper nozzles should be
used in sorghum when the crop is beyond the 8 leaf
growth stage and in maize and sweet corn when the
crop is beyond the 6 leaf growth stage.
Adjust the nozzles to direct the spray into the base of
the crop and away from the leaves and the growing
point. See manufacturers’ directions for setting up and
calibration of dropper nozzles.
C. Aerial Application
Apply in a minimum volume of at least 35 L/ha water
(60 L/ha in sugar cane).
Use equipment calibrated to produce a coarse quality
spray (ASABE-S572).
DO NOT apply when the temperature is above 30°C,
when there is no wind or when the wind is blowing
toward susceptible crops.
DO NOT spray when wind speed is less than 3 km/hr or
more than 20 km/hr.
WOODY WEED SITUATIONS
Weeds must be actively growing to attain optimal
effect. Delay the treatment of re-growth following
bulldozing, slashing, burning, ploughing or a previous
chemical treatment until it has at least 1 metre of new,
vigorous, growth.
A. High Volume Application
Hand Gun
Apply the recommended mix to obtain full coverage of
leaves and stems using a number 6 - 8 tip at 700 to
1500 kPa. To obtain good coverage, a spray volume of
1500 to 4000 L/ha (15 to 40 L/100m2) is required per
infested hectare.
Ensure thorough coverage to the point of runoff.
Knapsack and 12 Volt Sprayer Packs
Only recommended for the control of herbaceous
weeds such as cobblers peg, docks and wandering jew.
DO NOT use knapsacks or 12 volt sprayer packs to treat
woody weeds.
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Rinse water should be discharged onto a
designated disposal area or, if this is unavailable,
onto wasteland away from desirable plants and
watercourses.
Cleaning equipment after using water-based sprays:
Rinsing: After using Starane Advanced Herbicide,
empty the tank completely and drain the whole system.
Thoroughly wash inside the spray unit using a pressure
hose. Drain, and clean any filters in the tank, pump,
lines, hoses and nozzles.
After cleaning the tank as above, quarter fill with
clean water and circulate through the pump, lines and
Decontamination (before spraying cotton and other
sensitive crops; see PROTECTION OF CROPS,
NATIVE AND OTHER NON-TARGET PLANTS):
Wash the tank and rinse the system as above.
Then quarter fill the tank and add an alkali detergent
at 500 mL/100 L of water or the powder equivalent at
500 g/100 L and circulate throughout the system for
at least 15 minutes. If using a concentrated laundry
detergent use 250 g (or mL)/100 L water. Do not use
chlorine based cleaners.
clean water and allow to drain.
Cleaning equipment after using diesel-based sprays:
On completion of spraying, use a degreaser to remove
traces of diesel from the sprayer. Rinse tank and spray
through nozzles with water to remove degreaser.
Then, quarter fill the tank with clean water and add an
alkali detergent at 50 mL/10 L of water or the powder
equivalent at 50 g/10 L of water. Shake sprayer, to
circulate the washing solution throughout the sprayer,
then spray the solution through the nozzles. Rinse well
with clean water to remove the detergent.
To clean brushes and containers, spray liberally with
degreaser. Hose off with clean water and repeat using
detergents as above.
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Apply in 200 L of water/ha using an aircraft to apply
100 L per pass on a double overlap pattern using
nozzle configurations to produce a coarse quality spray
(ASABE-S572).
The potential for damage from drift can be greatly
reduced by avoiding unsuitable spraying conditions
and using spray pressure and nozzles to minimise the
production of small droplets.
DO NOT spray when wind speed is less than 3 km/hr or
more than 20 km/hr and/or air temperature reaches 35°C.
C. Basal Bark and Cut Stump Application
Basal Bark
DO NOT apply to wet stems as this can repel the
diesel mixture.
Spray or paint the recommended mixture around the
base of each stem from ground level to a height of at
least 30 cm from the ground, wetting the bark to the
point of runoff.
Apply with a paint brush or a pressure sprayer with an
appropriate lance and solid cone nozzle. If using spray
equipment use low pressures (≤ 200 kPa) sufficient to
form a cone of spray.
Old rough bark will require more spray than smooth or
young thin bark.
Cut Stump
Apply the recommended mixture liberally to the freshly
cut stump immediately after cutting.
Apply by spraying or painting the cut surface and sides
of the stump.
Best results are obtained when the stems are cut less
than 15 cm above the ground.
D. Low Volume, High Concentrate Application
Drench Gun or Gas-Powered Gun
Apply the recommended mixture uniformly across the
foliage by applying 50 mL shots to cover 4 to 5 m2 of
surface area of plant. This is approximately equivalent
to 20 droplets per cm2 of the leaf surface. Use a
marking agent as recommended by the equipment
manufacturer to check spray coverage.
STARANE ADVANCED
RESISTANT WEED WARNING
Starane Advanced Herbicide is a member of the pyridine
group of herbicides. The product has a disrupters of
management the product is a Group I Herbicide.
product or Group I herbicides.
Since the occurrence of resistant weeds is difficult
liability for any losses that may result from the failure of
DO NOT graze or cut treated crops for stock food
except as specified under withholding periods.
spraying, therefore livestock should be kept out of the
area until the plants have died down.
DO NOT allow stock to re-enter paddocks containing
treated poisonous plants, until the plants have died down.
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NON-TARGET PLANTS
Susceptible crops include but are not limited to clovers,
cotton, fruit, hops, lupins, ornamentals, peas, pine tree,
potatoes, navy beans, safflower, shade trees, soybeans,
sunflower, tobacco, tomatoes, vegetables, and vines.
Starane Advanced can be damaging to susceptible
crops during both growing and dormant periods.
Grasses are normally unaffected by Starane Advanced
and establish quickly after treatment. Transitory damage
can occur on some species particularly those that spread
by stolons such as couch grass (Cynodon dactylon),
Kikuyu grass and carpet grass (Axonopus spp.).
DO NOT allow spray to drift onto susceptible crops,
shade trees and Pinus spp.
DO NOT use under weather conditions or from spraying
equipment which could be expected to cause spray to
drift onto nearby susceptible plants.
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Alongside waterways, treat only noxious weeds and
poisonous plants.
Store in closed, original container in a cool, wellventilated area.
• Will irritate the eyes and skin. Avoid contact with
eyes and skin.
• When opening the container, and preparing spray
and using the prepared spray, wear cotton overalls
buttoned to the neck and wrist and a washable
hat, (when using the spray for high volume
applications with a hand gun or knapsack wear
cotton overalls, over normal clothing, buttoned
to the neck and wrist and a washable hat) and
elbow-length PVC gloves, a face shield or goggles.
• After each day’s use, wash gloves, face shield or
Data Sheet for STARANE™ ADVANCED HERBICIDE
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STARANE ADVANCED
SAFETY DIRECTIONS
CAUTION
CAUTION
KEEP OUT OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
KEEP OUT
OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
BEFORE
OPENING
OR USING
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STATESMAN 720
™
™
Herbicide
Herbicide
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 720 g/L 2,4-D present as the dimethylethanolamine salt and
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: the
720 dimethylamine
g/L 2,4-D present
as the dimethylethanolamine salt and
salt.
the dimethylamine salt.
A non-volatile product for the control of broadleafed weeds in fallow before direct drilling or
A non-volatile
product
for the control
broadleafed
in fallow
direct drilling
sowing
of cereals
and pastures;
and inofcereal
crops, weeds
pastures,
sugar before
cane, peanuts
and or
sowing
of cerealsareas
and pastures;
in cerealFor
crops,
non-agricultural
as per theand
Directions
Use. pastures, sugar cane, peanuts and
non-agricultural areas as per the Directions For Use.
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE
RESTRAINTS:
DO NOT apply if rain is likely to occur within 6 hours
DO NOT apply if strong winds prevail.
1. FIELD CROPS
WEEDS
Barley
Cereal Rye
Triticale
Oats
STATE
RATE /ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
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Refer Weed Table
Cereals:
Barley
Oats
Wheat
Cape Tulip
Dock, Flatweed,
Saffron Thistle
NSW, ACT,
SA only
280 mL 1.5 L
Vic only
200 mL 1.2 L
NT, Qld
only
485 mL 1.2 L
Tas only
700 mL 1.2 L
NSW, ACT,
SA only
280 mL 1.2 L
Vic only
200 mL 1.2 L
NT, Qld
only
485 mL 1.2 L
Tas only
700 mL 1.2 L
NSW, ACT,
SA only
280 mL 1.2 L
Vic only
200 mL 1.2 L
NSW, ACT,
SA only
280 700 mL
Vic only
200 700 mL
WA only
560 mL 1.1 L
970 mL
Apply after the first node can be felt at
the base of a tiller and before swelling
of the head can be felt in a tiller. (NSW,
ACT, SA only)
Apply from tillering to boot stage.
(Vic only)
Apply from mid tillering to before boot
stage. (Qld, NT only)
Apply at 5 leaf to fully tillered. (Tas only)
jointing stage (Zadoks 15 - 33).
Apply after the 6 leaf stage (Z.16) for
cranbrook, jacup, aroona and spear
wheat and mortlock oats to avoid
lucerne is present.
WEED STAGE: 10 - 15 cm. Docks
should be sprayed before 5 leaf stage.
Cape tulip – low rate for cormils only.
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Wheat
1. FIELD CROPS continued
SITUATION & CROP
Cereals:
Barley
Oats
Wheat
Continued
WEEDS
Indian Hedge
Mustard,
London Rocket,
Lupin,
Matricaria,
Rapistrum,
Wild Radish
STATE
RATE /ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
WA only
700 mL
jointing stage (Zadoks 15 - 33).
Apply after the 6 leaf stage (Z.16) for
cranbrook, jacup, aroona and spear
wheat and mortlock oats to avoid
lucerne is present.
WEED STAGE: 10 - 15 cm. Docks
should be sprayed before 5 leaf stage.
Cape tulip – low rate for cormils only.
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Wild Turnip
560 mL
Capeweed,
Spiny Emex
(Doublegee),
Erodium,
London Rocket,
Lupin, Mustard,
Rapistrum,
Wild Radish,
Wild Turnip
175 mL +
500 mL
diuron
(500 g/L)
Apply when crop has 4 - 5 leaves and
most weeds have germinated and are
in 2 - 5 leaf stage. Crop and weeds
should be dry at time of application.
Some temporary yellowing of
crop may occur after application.
Undersown sub-clovers may be
slightly retarded. DO NOT apply to
undersown medics.
Spray 2 - 6 weeks after sowing and
not later.
Do not use on crops undersown with
lucerne.
Wheat
Barley
Wild Radish
Vic, SA,
NSW, ACT
only
70 mL +
850 g
methabenzthiazuron
(700 g/kg)
Fallow, Stubble
spray prior to direct
drilling or sowing
- Winter cereals,
grain, legumes,
(Peanuts - Qld only)
& Canola
Refer Weed Table
All States
200 mL 1.5 L
Observe plant-back periods given
in the table on this leaflet. Can be
mixed with chlorsulfuron, paraquat or
paraquat/diquat (e.g. Spray•Seed®)
where grasses are present. Select
appropriate rate from the WEED TABLE.
For skeleton weed spraying should only
be done 6 - 8 weeks before anticipated
sowing date and subsequent
cultivation limited to a minimum.
Millet
Refer Weed Table
NSW,
ACT, SA,
Vic only
485 970 mL
NT, Qld
only
485 780 mL
Spray when secondary roots have
developed, when fully tillered and
before heads start to form at the base
of the tillers. Do not use on panorama
millet or panicum.
WA only
970 mL
Saccaline
Broom millet
Millet
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Cape Tulip, Dock,
Saffron Thistle,
Indian Hedge
Mustard,
London Rocket,
Lupin, Rapistrum,
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Spray when crop is 10 - 30 cm high
and secondary roots have developed
and before tasselling. Apply as direct
spray to weeds.
1. FIELD CROPS continued
Sugar cane
(Q80, Q96, & H56
varieties)
WEEDS
STATE
RATE /ha
NT, Qld,
NSW only
245 mL /
100 L water
Apply in spring, using directed spray.
Morning Glory
485 970 mL
Apply in summer using high clearance
tractor.
Pink Convolvulus
Star of Bethlehem
970 mL
Apply in autumn by aircraft.
Bellvine
CRITICAL COMMENTS
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Sugar cane
Bindy Eye
(Star Burr),
Blue Top,
Cobblers Pegs,
Fleabanes, Jute,
Leucas,
Needle Burr,
Spear Thistle,
Water Primrose,
Ipomoea Vines,
Convolvulus Vines
NT, Qld
only
Chinese Mint,
Blue Snakeweed
Peanuts
Broadleaf Weeds;
except
Noogoora Burr
Grasses; except
Mossman River
Grass
Harvest aid or
salvage spray
- Winter cereals
Dessicate
broadleaf
weeds
Bananas
To destroy
Banana suckers
Common Stylo
Forage or
seed crops
Carribean Stylo
Forage or
seed crops
Refer to Weeds
Table
1.55 - 3 L
Add a 100% non-ionic surfactant
(e.g. BS1000®) at 100 mL/100 L of
water. Agitate well.
DO NOT use on Q63, Q67, Q80 or
Q96 varieties.
3L
LOWER RATE: Apply as BAND SPRAY
as soon as possible after planting in a
55 cm band.
HIGHER RATE: Apply as OVERALL SPRAY
after planting and before crop emergence.
Some crop damage may occur if heavy
rain falls between application and
crop emergence.
NT, Qld
only
1.5 - 3.1 L
All States
1 - 1.5 L
NT, Qld
only
140 mL /
10 L water
Inject at the rate of 15 mL per fully
grown plant, 10 mL per medium sized
plant and 5 mL for small suckers.
280 mL /
100 L water
Allow suckers from corms of treated
plants to form broad adult leaves,
then spray. Isolated spots may require
a second spray.
Apply after dough stage.
700 mL
Apply post-emergence when weeds
are 3 weeks old and crop is at least
3 weeks old.
700 mL 1.4 L
Apply post-emergence when crop is
3 weeks old.
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SITUATION & CROP
Pastures and
Non-Agricultural
areas
WEEDS
STATE
RATE /ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
NSW, ACT,
NT, Qld, SA,
Tas only
485 mL 1.5 L
Pasture legumes including lucerne,
clovers and medics may be
damaged unless well protected by
grasses.
Spot spraying is preferred.
Amsinckia, Docks,
Bindweed, Caltrop,
Flatweed,
Spear Thistle,
Capeweed,
Saffron Thistle,
Mustard,
Wild Radish,
Wild Turnip, Annual
Thistles, Paterson's
Curse, Heliotrope,
Ragwort,
Three cornered
Jack, Spiny Emex
(Doublegee)
WA only
970 mL 2.1 L
For pastures not containing
legumes. Only seedling docks, spear
thistle and saffron thistle will be
controlled.
SUMMER WEEDS: Use low rate
for seedlings, 1.4 - 2.1 L/ha for
larger plants. Stock poisoning may
occur when grazed after spraying if
large amounts present, particularly
heliotrope.
WINTER WEEDS: Use low rate for
seedlings, 1.4 - 2.1 L/ha for larger
plants. If stock present, use spray/
grazing rates.
Afghan Melons
WA only
1.4 L plus
1% UptakeTM
Spraying Oil
Spray when plants are actively
growing preferably before flowering
or vining.
Refer Weed Table
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areas
Paddy Melons
700 970 mL
Prickly Saltwort
(Roly Poly)
1.4 L
Stinkwort
1.4 - 2.8 L
plus
100 mL/100 L
BS1000
surfactant
Dove Weed
2.8 L
Groundsel
Sesbania Pea
Water Hyacinth
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NT, Qld,
NSW, ACT,
SA, Tas
only
2.5 - 3.8 L
NT, Qld
only
485 780 mL
3 - 4.6 L
Best results are obtained when
plants are small. Use high rate on
larger plants.
Spray after good emergence of
seedlings.
AERIAL APPLICATION: Spray when
groundsel is actively growing.
Apply to 2200 to 3300 L water/ha.
2. PASTURES, NON-AGRICULTURAL, RIGHTS OF WAY, INDUSTRIAL
(Boom Application) continued
WEEDS
STATE
RATE /ha
Charlock, Mustards,
Shepherd's Purse,
Saffron, Slender,
Spear and Variegated
Thistles*,
Turnip Weed,
Wild Radish,
Wild Turnip
All States
485 mL 1.4 L
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Apply to actively growing young
plants.
Before sowing: Observe plant back
periods given in the table on this
leaflet.
*Warning: Treated plants may
become toxic to stock.
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970 mL +
280 400 mL
dicamba
(500 g/L)
Apply to actively growing plants in
autumn.
Do not sow pasture seed for at least
*PRECAUTION: An increased quantity of poisonous plants may be eaten by stock using Spray-Graze e.g. caltrop,
capeweed, Paterson's curse, variegated thistle and deaths could result from causes such as nitrate poisoning.
With Paterson's curse, preferably graze stock soon destined for slaughter and avoid extended periods of grazing.
Avoid grazing with young or breeding stock. Do not graze horses or pigs on Paterson's curse.
Pastures - Spray
Graze Techniques
Amsinckia, Thistles,
Capeweed,
Spiny Emex
(Doublegee), Mustard,
Paterson's Curse,
Wild Turnip,
Wild Radish, Docks,
Geranium, Erodium
SA only
Annual Thistles,
Capeweed,
Spiny Emex
(Doublegee),
Mustards,
Paterson's Curse,
Turnip,
Saffron Thistle,
Spear Thistle,
Geranium,
Slender Thistle
Tas, Vic
only
Amsinckia, Docks
(seedling only),
Capeweed,
Spiny Emex
(Doublegee),
Mustard, Wild Radish,
Wild Turnip,
Paterson's Curse,
Annual Thistles
WA only
485 mL
Apply from 6 weeks after opening
rains in autumn until the end of
August. Seven days after spraying
stock paddock at 4 - 5 times normal
rate, preferably with sheep. Maintain
this level of grazing for 6 weeks or
until pasture shows signs of over
grazing. Then return to normal
stocking levels. Use high stocking
rates in following spring to prevent
weeds from flowering. Repeat
treatments may be required for
2 - 3 years for complete control.
520 700 mL
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Conservation Tillage
- Direct Drilling,
Surface sowing or
Fallow Maintenance
2. PASTURES, NON-AGRICULTURAL, RIGHTS OF WAY, INDUSTRIAL
(Boom Application) continued
SITUATION & CROP
Pastures - Spray
Graze Techniques
WEEDS
Spear Thistle,
Saffron Thistle
STATE
RATE /ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
WA only
1L
Apply to saffron thistle at the end of
September when plants are running
up to flower. Sub-clovers may be
damaged at this rate and use is not
recommended for all medic pastures.
Continued
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Docks
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Caltrop, Capeweed,
Charlock, Mustards,
Paterson's Curse,
Shepherd's Purse,
Saffron, Slender,
Spear or Variegated
Thistle*,
Turnip Weed,
Wild Radish,
Wild Turnip
1.4 L + 1%
Uptake Crop
Oil
Heavy stocking on young plants
sprayed with 800 mL/ha provides
effective control.
Vic only
970 mL
Apply in September only and follow
other recommendations above.
NSW, ACT
only
245 970 mL
Spray actively growing 6 - 8 week
old weeds.
Introduce stock 7 - 10 days after
spraying, preferably sheep (cattle are
less effective).
Stocking rate should be at least
5 times heavier than normal until
weeds have been reduced, but
before survival of desirable pasture
species is threatened. Lucerne and
medics may be damaged and should
be grazed short before spraying.
Other legumes may be affected.
3. PASTURES, NON-AGRICULTURAL AREAS, RIGHTS OF WAY, INDUSTRIAL AREAS
(High Volume Application)
SITUATION & CROP
WEEDS
STATE
RATE
/100 L
OF WATER
CRITICAL COMMENTS
NSW, ACT
only
280 mL
Apply to young actively growing
weeds.
Ensure thorough and even coverage
of plants.
Note: Treated plants need to be
burnt to destroy seeds.
Pastures and
Non-Agricultural
areas
Galvanised Burr
Pastures, Rights of
Way and Industrial
areas
Boxthorn,
Boneseed,
Hawthorn
Vic, SA
only
700 mL
For boneseed only, thoroughly wet
plants or seedlings.
Groundsel
NSW, ACT,
NT, Qld,
SA only
280 mL
Thoroughly wet plants.
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Pastures, Rights of
Way and Industrial
areas
WEEDS
Lantana
STATE
RATE
/100 L
OF WATER
CRITICAL COMMENTS
NSW, ACT,
NT, Qld,
SA only
280 mL
Use a coarse spray with sufficient
pressure to penetrate canopy and
wet stems as well as foliage. Spray
at the end of a wet summer (March
to May). Defoliation should occur
but re-spraying of new growth will
be necessary in following autumn.
Broadcast grass seed and keep stock
off following summer to allow the
pasture to establish. Damage may
result to pasture legumes.
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Continued
Mother of Millions
NSW, ACT
only
350 mL
Hand gun and knapsack only.
A thorough coverage of leaves and
plantlets is necessary.
Add a 100% non-ionic surfactant
(e.g. BS1000®) at 100 mL/100 L of water.
Noogoora Burr,
Weir Vine
(Ipomoea),
Scarlet Pimpernel
(seedlings only),
White Eye
(Mexican Clover)
NT, Qld
only
140 mL
coverage.
Annual and
Perennial Pigweed,
Artichoke Thistle,
Bathurst Burr,
Billygoat Weed,
Blue Snake Weed,
Burr Medic,
Clockweed*,
Fleabanes,
Galvanised Burr,
Hemlock,
Hoary Cress,
Kyalinga Weed
(Whisker Grass),
Knobweed,
Milky Cotton Bushes,
Parthenium Weed,
Paterson's Curse,
Saffron Thistle,
Star Burr, Thornapple,
Variegated Thistle*
NT, Qld
only
280 mL
coverage.
*Spray rosette stage.
Repeat spraying necessary.
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(High Volume Application) continued
SITUATION & CROP
High Volume
Spraying
STATE
RATE
/100 L
OF WATER
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Refer to Weed Table
All States
Add 1/10th
of rate on
weed table
to 150 L of
water.
Each 150 L of mix will cover 1000 m2
1.4 L use 140 mL /150 L water.
Add 1/100th
of rate on
weed table
to 10 L of
water.
Each 10 L of mix will cover 100 m2
1.4 L use 14 mL/10 L water.
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Knapsack
Application
STATESMAN 720
WEEDS
Refer to Weed Table
All States
(Cut Stump Application)
SITUATION & CROP
Pastures, Rights of
Way and Industrial
areas
WEEDS
STATE
RATE /15 L
WATER
CRITICAL COMMENTS
African Boxthorn,
Boneseed,
Hawthorn
Vic, SA
only
Undiluted
Apply or paint undiluted StatesmanTM
720 to freshly cut stumps.
Groundsel
Tas only
210 mL
Swab the cut stump immediately.
Apply by a pouring can or knapsack
spray.
Rubber Vine
NT, Qld
only
Wild Tobacco Tree
Apply to freshly cut stump.
Swab cut stump within 1 hour of
cutting. Apply by pouring can or
knapsack sprayer.
5. LAWNS AND PLAYING FIELDS
SITUATION & CROP
Lawns, Playing fields
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STATE
RATE /ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
NT, Qld,
NSW, ACT
only
1.3 - 2.6 mL
/1 L of water
or
1.3 2.6 L/ha
Wet foliage thoroughly. DO NOT mow
lawn for 1 week before and at least
1 week after application.
DO NOT use on Buffalo grass (WA only)
WA only
35 mL per
10 - 15 L
water/100 m2
Crop
Cereal Rye
Qld, NT
NSW, ACT
Vic
Vic
Early
Tillering
Tillered
Boot Stage
SA
WA
Tas
Tillered
to Boot
JZ15-35)
Tillered
to Boot
JZ15-35)
-
-
-
-
1.2 L/ha
-
-
1.55 L/ha
1.475 L/ha
200 mL/ha
1.2 L/ha
1.475 L/ha
1.475 L/ha
1.475 L/ha
1.2 L/ha
1.2 L/ha
200 mL/ha
1.2 L/ha
1.2 L/ha
1.2 L/ha
1.2 L/ha
-
700 mL/ha
200 mL/ha
700 mL/ha
780 mL/ha
1.12 L/ha
-
Triticale
-
1.2 L/ha
200 mL/ha
-
1.2 L/ha
1.5 L/ha
700 mL/ha
Undersown
Clovers
-
-
200 mL/ha
-
-
590 mL/ha
485 mL/ha
Undersown
Medics
-
-
200 mL/ha
-
-
NIL
485 mL/ha
Undersown
Lucerne
-
-
200 mL/ha
-
-
NIL
-
Wheat
Barley
Oats
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Pasture, Cereal Crops: DO NOT GRAZE OR CUT FOR STOCK FOOD FOR 7 DAYS AFTER
APPLICATION.
IN TASMANIA, THIS PRODUCT MAY ONLY BE USED FROM 15 APRIL TO 15 SEPTEMBER
UNLESS OTHERWISE PERMITTED BY THE REGISTRAR OF PESTICIDES.
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MAXIMUM TOLERANCE FOR USE IN WHEAT, BARLEY, OATS AND TRITICALE INCLUDING TOLERANCE FOR
UNDERSOWN LEGUMES.
WEED TABLE:
NOTE: Where weeds are to be sprayed in a CROP or PASTURE refer to the particular crop or situation indicated under
the DIRECTIONS FOR USE table before using this table.
In most cases these rates will give control, however some hard to kill weeds or those in advanced stages of growth
may only be suppressed. This product should only be used in those states where a rate or range of rates is indicated
for the particular weeds listed.
WEEDS
STATESMAN 720
CROP
PASTURE
CRITICAL
COMMENTS
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NSW,
ACT
SA
Qld, NT
Tas
WA
NSW,
ACT, SA,
Qld, NT,
Tas only
Amaranthus
spp.
-
485 960 mL
-
780 mL
-
-
-
Amsinckia
-
-
-
-
-
960 mL
-
Apple of
Peru
-
485 960 mL
-
780 mL
-
-
-
Bathurst
Burr
-
700 960 mL
1.5 1.90 L
900 mL
-
-
690 960 mL
(not SA)
Bellvine
-
1.55 L
-
1.55 L
-
-
-
Spray before
seeding.
Advanced
stages
susceptible.
Billygoat
Weed
-
2.95 L
-
2.95 L
-
-
-
Spray at young
stage.
Bindweed
-
-
-
-
-
960 mL
-
Blackberry
Nightshade
-
485 960 mL
-
780 mL
-
-
-
Blackeyed
Susan
-
1.55 L
-
1.55 L
-
-
-
Apply preflowering,
preferably
young stages.
Blue
Snakeweed
-
1.55 L
-
1.55 L
-
-
-
Spray
seedlings at
young stages
only.
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plants.
Spray young
plants.
Susceptible
when young.
Spray
seedlings only.
WEED TABLE continued
CROP
PASTURE
CRITICAL
COMMENTS
VIC
NSW,
ACT
SA
Qld, NT
Tas
WA
NSW,
ACT, SA,
Qld, NT,
Tas only
California
Burr
-
690 970 mL
-
780 mL
-
-
960 960 mL
(not SA)
Spray
seedlings only.
Cape Tulip
-
-
-
-
-
560 mL 1.12 L
-
Low rate for
cormils only*.
Capeweed
1.2 L
-
1.475 L
-
1.2 L
960 mL
1.475 2.4 L
Spray
seedlings to
rosette stage.
Caltrop
-
690 mL 1.475 L
-
780 mL
-
960 mL
-
Moderately
susceptible.
Castor Oil
Plant
-
2.95 L
-
2.95 L
-
-
-
Spray at young
stage.
Charlock
485 690 mL
485 960 mL
485 mL
-
1.2 L
-
690 960 mL
Spray at
rosette stage.
-
1.04 L
-
-
-
-
-
Cobbler's
Pegs
-
1.55 L
-
1.55 L
-
-
-
Common
Ice Plant
-
-
960 mL
-
-
-
-
Common
Sida
-
1.55 L
-
1.55 L
-
-
-
Spray seedling
or young
stages only.
Common
Sowthistle
-
1.55 L
-
1.55 L
1.2 L
-
-
Apply preflowering,
preferably
young stages.
1.2 L
-
1.2 L
1.2 L
1.2 L
960 mL
2.78 L
(SA only)
Spray at
multiple
leaf stage.
– Effective only
on seedlings.
Doveweed
-
-
-
-
-
960 mL
-
Fat Hen
-
485 mL 1.475 L
-
780 mL
1.2 L
-
-
Clover
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Docks
Apply preflowering,
preferably
young stages.
Spray preflowering.
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WEEDS
STATESMAN 720
CROP
PASTURE
CRITICAL
COMMENTS
VIC
NSW,
ACT
SA
Qld, NT
Tas
WA
NSW,
ACT, SA,
Qld, NT,
Tas only
Flannel
Weed
-
1.55 L
-
1.55 L
-
-
-
Flat Weed
-
-
-
-
-
960 mL
-
Fumitory red
-
-
1.475 L
-
-
-
-
Fumitory white
690 mL
-
485 mL
-
-
-
-
Spray at
multiple leaf
stage.
Heliotrope
-
-
-
-
-
1.1 L
-
Before weed
sets viable
seed.
Hexham
Scent
(Melilotus)
1.2 L
-
960 mL
1.2 L
-
-
960 mL 1.475 L
Spray multiple
leaf stage
before seeding.
780 mL 1.2 L
960 mL 1.475 L
1.2 L
1.2 L
-
-
1.2 1.475 L
Spray rosettes
and preflowering.
Hogweed
(Wireweed)
1.2 L
-
-
1.2 L
-
-
-
Spray at
multiple leaf
stage. (Vic)
Spray at
seedling and
young plant
stage. (NT, Qld)
Horehound
-
-
1.2 L
-
-
-
1.9 2.8 L
(SA only)
Indian
Hedge
Mustard
-
-
-
-
1.2 L
960 mL
-
Khaki Weed
-
-
-
-
-
-
960 mL 1.9 L
(not SA)
Spray
seedlings only.
Knobweed
-
-
-
1.55 2.95 L
-
-
-
Lower rate
for seedlings;
higher rate for
later stages.
Hoary
Cress
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or young
stages only.
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seedlings.
CROP
PASTURE
CRITICAL
COMMENTS
VIC
NSW,
ACT
SA
Qld, NT
Tas
WA
NSW,
ACT, SA,
Qld, NT,
Tas only
Lincoln
Weed
-
-
1.475 L
-
-
-
-
London
Rocket
-
-
-
-
-
960 mL
-
Lupins
-
690 mL 1.475 L
-
-
-
960 mL
-
Melons Camel
Paddy
-
485 960 mL
-
-
-
-
-
Mexican
Poppy
-
-
-
1.2 L
-
-
-
Spray
seedlings plants become
more resistant
with age.
Mintweed
-
960 mL
-
780 mL
-
-
-
Spray
seedlings resistant in
later stages.
Morning
Glory
-
1.55 L
-
1.55 L
-
-
-
Spray at
seedling to
flowering
stage.
Mustards
200 485 mL
485 960 mL
485 mL 1.2 L
780 mL
-
690 mL
485 960 mL
Spray at 2 - 4
leaf up to
rosette stage.
Needle Burr
-
1.55 L
-
1.55 L
-
-
-
Apply preflowering,
preferably
young stages.
New
Zealand
Spinach
-
960 mL 1.475 L
-
-
-
-
-
Noogoora
Burr
-
700 960 mL
-
780 mL
-
-
700 960 mL
(not SA)
Spray early
rosettes.
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WEEDS
STATESMAN 720
CROP
PASTURE
CRITICAL
COMMENTS
VIC
NSW,
ACT
SA
Qld, NT
Tas
WA
NSW,
ACT, SA,
Qld, NT,
Tas only
Paterson's
Curse
-
960 mL 1.475 L
-
1.2 L
-
1.12 L
1.475 1.95 L
Spray rosettes
or before plants
have 10 leaves.
Later stages
harder to kill.
Pink Burr
(Pink
Flowered
Burr)
-
1.55 L
-
1.55 L
-
-
-
Spray seedling
or young
stages only.
Potato
Weed
-
485 960 mL
-
780 mL
-
-
-
Purple Top
-
2.95 L
-
2.95 L
-
-
-
Radish
-
-
-
-
960 mL
-
Ragwort
-
-
-
3.3 L
960 mL
-
Rapeseed
-
680 mL
-
-
-
-
-
Rough
Poppy
-
1.1 L
-
-
-
-
-
Safflower
-
485 960 mL
-
-
-
-
-
Shepherds
Purse
-
960 mL 1.475 L
-
-
1.2 L
-
690 960 mL
Siratro
(Purple
Bean)
-
1.55 L
-
1.55 L
-
-
-
Spray seedling
or young
stages only.
Skeleton
Weed
1.2 L
960 mL 1.475 L
1.2 L
-
-
-
-
Spray rosettes
before aerial
growth
commences.
Sorrel
1.2 L
1.475 L
1.2 L
-
-
-
-
Only
moderately
susceptible.
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stage.
Spray up to
early rosette
stage. (Tas only)
Spray young
rosettes.
WEEDS
CROP
PASTURE
CRITICAL
COMMENTS
VIC
NSW,
ACT
SA
Qld, NT
Tas
WA
NSW,
ACT, SA,
Qld, NT,
Tas only
Speedwell
- Ivy leaf
-
-
960 mL
-
-
-
-
Only
moderately
susceptible.
Spinyhead
Sida
-
1.55 L
-
1.55 L
-
-
-
Spray seeding
or young
stages only.
Starburr
-
1.55 L
-
1.55 L
-
-
-
Spray before
seeding,
advanced
stages
susceptible.
Spiny Emex
(Doublegee)
-
-
-
1.2 L
-
-
-
Only young
plants are
susceptible.
Star of
Bethlehem
(Cupid's
Flower)
-
-
-
1.55 L
-
-
-
Spray before
seeding,
advanced
stages
susceptible.
Stinkwort
-
690 mL 1.2 L
-
-
-
-
-
Storskbill
(Erodium)
-
-
-
1.2 L
-
1.4 2.8 L
Sunflower
(seedlings)
1.2 L
485 mL 1.2 L
-
780 mL
-
-
-
- Annual
-
-
-
-
-
960 mL
-
- Californian
-
-
-
-
2.35 L
-
2.78 3.3 L
STATESMAN 720
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young rosettes.
Thistles:
Repeated
applications
may be
necessary.
(NSW, ACT,
Tas only)
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CROP
VIC
NSW,
ACT
SA
PASTURE
Qld, NT
Tas
WA
CRITICAL
COMMENTS
NSW,
ACT, SA,
Qld, NT,
Tas only
STATESMAN 720
Thistles:
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- Saffron
960 mL
485 mL 1.475 L
1.2 L
1.2 L
830 mL
970 mL
960 mL
- 1.5 L
Low rate only
sufficient to
control weeds
in crops at
rosette stage
when sprayed
early.
- Slender
(Shore)
-
690 mL 1. 5 L
-
-
1.2 L
-
960 mL
Suppression
only.
- Soldier
1.2 L
-
-
-
-
-
960 mL - Spray young
1.4 L
rosette.
(not NSW,
ACT, Tas)
- Spear
485 mL
-
-
-
1.2 L
-
960 mL 1.4 L
Spray young
rosettes.
-
-
-
-
-
-
1.4 2.8 L
(SA only)
Use higher rate
as flower stalk
appears.
- Variegated
-
485 mL 1.475 L
-
780 mL
1.2 L
-
960 mL 1.475 L
Spray at
rosette stage.
Thornapple
-
690 960 mL
-
-
-
-
1.4 2.1 L
(not SA)
Spray seedlings
only.
Tridax
(Tridax Daisy)
-
1.55 L
-
1.55 L
-
-
-
Spray seedling
or young
stages only.
Turnip
Weed
(Rapistrum)
-
485 960 mL
-
485 mL
-
690 mL
485 960 mL
Vetches
(Tares)
1.2 L
-
960 mL
-
-
-
-
Wards
Weed
-
-
960 mL
-
-
-
- Star
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multiple leaf
stage.
CROP
PASTURE
CRITICAL
COMMENTS
VIC
NSW,
ACT
SA
Qld, NT
Tas
WA
NSW,
ACT, SA,
Qld, NT,
Tas only
1.2 L
-
-
-
-
-
-
Spray multiple
leaves.
Wild Poppy
485 mL
-
-
-
-
-
960 mL 1.475 L
Spray rosettes.
Wild Radish
1.2 L
1.2 1.475 L
1.2 L
780 mL
1.2 L
690 mL
690 960 mL
Spray up to
young rosette
stage.
Wild Turnip
195 485 mL
485 960 mL
240 mL
-
1.2 L
560 mL
485 960 mL
Spray 2 - 4 leaf
up to rosette
stage.
Wild
Cabbage
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CROP
RATES
Up to 485 mL/ha
485 - 960 mL/ha
960 mL - 1.475 L/ha
Balansa Clover
7
7
10
Barley ➊
1
1
3
Chickpeas ➋
7
14
21
Cotton
10
14
21
Faba Beans
7
7
10
Field Peas
7
14
14
Lentils
7
7
10
Linseed
7
7
14
Lucerne
7
7
10
Lupins ➍
7
14
21
Medics
7
7
10
Narbon Beans
7
7
10
Navy bean
10
10
14
Oats
3
3
7
Perennial Ryegrass
7
7
10
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STATESMAN 720
CROP
RATES
Up to 485 mL/ha
485 - 960 mL/ha
960 mL - 1.475 L/ha
Persian Clover
7
7
10
Phalaris
7
7
10
Canola (Rapeseed) ➋
14
21
28
Rice
7
7
14
Safﬂower ➋
7
14
21
Sorghum ➌
3
7
10
Soybean
14
14
21
Sub-Clover
7
7
10
Sunﬂower ➌
7
10
14
Triticale ➊
1
3
7
Vetch
7
7
10
Wheat ➊
1
3
7
White Clover
7
7
10
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TO THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE PLANT BACK PERIOD.
NOTES:
➊ In Queensland, no rainfall is required to fall prior to commencement of Plant-back Period for wheat, barley
and triticale.
➋ In Queensland, planting of canola / rapeseed, chickpeas and safflower must be delayed for at least 14 days
following rainfall of at least 15 mm.
➌ In Central Queensland, when using 695 mL/ha or less of Statesman 720 the Plant-back Period for sorghum
and sunflower is 1 day irrespective of rainfall.
➍ In WA the Plant-back Period for lupins at all rates is 28 days.
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PROTECTION OF CROPS, NATIVE AND OTHER NONTARGET PLANTS, SAFETY DIRECTIONS and FIRST AID
instructions.
Ensure thorough agitation occurs when tank mixing
products with Statesman 720. This product may be tank
mixed with the following products:
BOOM SPRAYING - Use 30 - 120 L/ha of water.
Herbicides
Ally®, atrazine (600g/L or900g/kg), Broadstrike™
Cadance®, chlorsulfuron, dicamba, diuron (500g/L or
900 g/kg), Garlon™ FallowMaster™, Hotshot™,
Lontrel™ Advanced, Lontrel, Dow AgroSciences
LVE 600 MCPA, metsulfuron, methabenzthiazuron,
paraquat, Ripper™ 480, Roundup® CT, simazine,
Spray·Seed®, Starane ™ Advanced, Tordon™ 75-D
Herbicide.
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AERIAL SPRAYING - Use 10 - 90 L/ha of water.
HIGH VOLUME SPRAYING - Use 1500 - 2500 L/ha of
water. Apply in coarse to very coarse spray quality in
accordance with ASABE S572.
MIXING
As formulations of other companies products are
beyond the control of Dow AgroSciences, all mixtures
spray tank. Ensure the spray tank has been cleaned or
decontaminated. Flush chemical suction equipment with
fresh water between products, and between fills, when
adding to the spray solution.
1. Fill the spray tank with clean water to ½ the required
volume and start agitation. DO NOT use mechanical
agitators as these may cause excessive foaming
when herbicides are added.
2. Add wettable powders and water dispersible granules
first. Agitate until these are uniformly dispersed.
Fill the spray tank to 90% of the required volume.
Compatibility with glyphosate formulations
Compatible products are those containing:
a) glyphosate IPA are compatible e.g. Ripper™ 480; or
b) glyphosate potassium and mono-ammonium salts
e.g. Roundup® DST Herbicide; or
c) Glyphosate mono-ammonium salt e.g. Macphersons
Glyphosate Bi-dri® Herbicide
Non compatible products are those containing
glyphosate K salt e.g. Roundup® PowerMax® Herbicide,
Roundup® Attack Herbicide or Touchdown® Herbicide
Insecticides
Trojan
DO NOT mix with 500 g/L EC formulations of chlorpyrifos,
e.g. Lorsban™ 500 EC
Fungicides
Propimax™
3. Add suspension concentrates, then soluble
concentrates (including Statesman 720) and finally
emulsifiable concentrates. Mix thoroughly.
Adjuvants
BS1000 Biodegradable Surfactant or its alternatives
Chemwet® 1000, LI700®, Uptake™ Spraying Oil
4. Add spray adjuvant just prior to complete filling to
minimise foaming.
LI700 tank mixes apply in less than 24 hours. Maintain
excellent agitation at all times after initial tank mixing.
Observe any mixing sequence instructions on partner
product labels. Maintain adequate agitation during
application and use the tank mix promptly.
compatibility section.
Equipment that has been used for this chemical should
not be used for the application of other materials to
sensitive plants, unless it has been well washed out with
hot soapy water or 1% solution of ammonia, followed by
several clear water rinses.
Dow AgroSciences Statesman 720 Herbicide is a
member of the Phenoxys group of herbicides. Statesman
720 Herbicide has the disruptors of plant cell growth
mode of action. For weed resistance management
Statesman 720 Herbicide is a Group I herbicide.
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APPLICATION INFORMATION (see also
OTHER NON-TARGET PLANTS)
Some naturally occurring weed biotypes resistant to
Statesman 720 Herbicide and other Group I herbicides
may exist through normal genetic variability in
any weed population. The resistant individuals can
eventually dominate the weed population if these
herbicides are used repeatedly. These resistant weeds
will not be controlled by Statesman 720 Herbicide
or other Group I herbicides. Since the occurrence
of resistant weeds is difficult to detect prior to use,
Dow AgroSciences Australia Limited accepts no liability
for any losses that may result from the failure of
Statesman 720 Herbicide to control resistant weeds.
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STATESMAN 720
DO NOT spray in high winds. DO NOT spray cereals if
lucerne is present. DO NOT spray crops or weeds outside
the stages indicated in CRITICAL COMMENTS as damage,
loss of yield or inadequate weed control may result.
Drift Warning: DO NOT apply under weather conditions,
or from spraying equipment that may cause spray to
drift onto nearby susceptible plants/crops, cropping
lands or pastures. Avoid spray drift onto susceptible
crops such as cotton, tobacco, tomatoes, vines, fruit
trees, vegetables, legume crops and pastures, oilseed
crops and susceptible trees (e.g. Kurrajongs, Belahs
and Eucalypts).
DO NOT use unless wind speed is more than
3 kilometres per hour and less than 15 kilometres per
hour, as measured at the application site.
spray droplets according to the ASABE S572 definition
for standard nozzles.
CRUSTACEA AND ENVIRONMENT
the chemical or used container.
ventilated area.
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SAFETY DIRECTIONS
elbow length PVC gloves and face shield.
• When using prepared spray, wear face shield. If product
on skin, immediately wash area with soap and water.
• After each day’s use wash gloves, face shield and
FIRST AID
Information Centre. Phone: Australia 13 11 26
Data Sheet for STATESMAN™ 720 HERBICIDE which
KEEP OUT
OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
BEFORE
OPENING
OR USING
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Insecticide
Insecticide
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 120 g/L SPINETORAM
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 120 g/L SPINETORAM
For the control of certain insect pests in fruit, herbs, ornamentals, vegetables, canola, forage
For
the control
of certain
insect pests
inand
fruit,Tea
herbs,
vegetables,
canola,
forage
brassicas
and forestry
(Eucalyptus
spp.
Tree)ornamentals,
as specified in
the Directions
for Use.
brassicas and forestry (Eucalyptus spp. and Tea Tree) as specified in the Directions for Use.
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CAUTION
CAUTION
KEEP OUT OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
SUCCESS NEO
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
RESTRAINTS:
DO NOT make more than 4 applications to any crop in any one season, except where otherwise indicated in the
CRITICAL COMMENTS (also see the RESISTANCE statement).
DO NOT apply by aircraft, except for canola, forage brassicas and forestry uses.
Except when applying with orchard airblast equipment, DO NOT apply with spray droplets smaller than a MEDIUM
spray droplet size category according to nozzle manufacturer specifications that refer to the ASABE S572 Standard or
the BCPC Guideline.
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DO NOT direct the spray above trees or vines during airblast applications. TURN OFF outward pointing nozzles at row
ends and outer rows during airblast applications.
DO NOT apply if there are livestock, pasture or any land that is producing feed for livestock downwind from the
application area and within the mandatory no-spray zones shown in the table below: DECLARED SPRAY DRIFT RISK
AREA — Spray drift deposits that can cause residue violations in livestock feeding on pasture and forage can result
from typical applications out to distances downwind from the application area as shown in Table 1 below:
Table 1 – No-Spray Zones for Protection of International Trade
FOR GROUND APPLICATION TO VEGETABLE CROPS:
30 metres
FOR GROUND APPLICATION TO TREE CROPS EXCEPT CITRUS:
140 metres
FOR GROUND APPLICATION TO CITRUS:
250 metres
FOR AERIAL APPLICATION TO EUCALYPTUS FORESTS (by Helicopter):
600 metres
700 metres
800 metres
DO NOT apply if there are aquatic and wetland areas including aquacultural ponds, surface streams and rivers
downwind from the application area and within the mandatory no-spray zones shown in Table 2 below.
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Downwind Mandatory No-Spray Zone
20 metres
SUCCESS NEO
FOR AERIAL APPLICATION TO EUCALYPTUS FORESTS (by Helicopter):
FOR GROUND APPLICATION TO TROPICAL TREE CROPS:
10 metres
FOR GROUND APPLICATION TO CITRUS:
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FOR AERIAL APPLICATION TO CANOLA and FODDER BRASSICAS (by Helicopter or Fixed Wing Aircraft):
20 metres
CROP
FRUIT:
Bananas
PEST
RATE
Banana rust thrips,
Sugarcane bud
moth
20 mL/10 L
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Bunch spray: Apply as a fine spray to point of run-off (50-60 mL
of solution) ensuring complete coverage of the bunch.
Application should be made no later than 2 weeks after bunch
emergence. Application should be made immediately after
placement of the bunch cover.
Good coverage of the bunch is essential.
Do not make more than 2 applications per crop.
VEGETABLES: Carefully monitor crops for eggs and larvae of pest species by regular field scouting. Target sprays against mature eggs
and newly-hatched larvae when numbers exceed spray threshold. Apply repeat applications at 7-14 day intervals as new infestations
occur or as specified under Critical Comments. As part of IPM programs for potato moth, Helicoverpa and diamondback moth, it is
important to plough crops in immediately after harvest.
Brassica
vegetables;
including
Broccoli
Brussels sprouts
Cabbage
Cauliflower
Brassica Leafy
vegetables (*see list
at end of table)
Radishes1
Swedes1
Turnips1
Diamondback
moth,
Cabbage white
butterfly,
Cabbage cluster
caterpillar,
Cabbage centre
grub,
Loopers
1 (See also under Root
& Tuber Vegetables
below)
Cucurbits; including
Cucumbers, Melons,
Squash & Zucchini
Helicoverpa
200 mL/ha + wetter
Use a minimum spray volume of 250 L/ha and ensure thorough
crop coverage by increasing water volume with plant growth stage.
Add a non-ionic wetting agent at the recommended rate.
200 - 400 mL/ha
+ wetter
Use the lower rate when good coverage can be achieved and
the high rate in maturing crops if crop canopies prevent good
coverage.
Western flower
thrips
400 mL/ha + wetter
Use this product as part of the WFT Resistance Management
strategy (see end of table for details).
Cucumber moth,
Helicoverpa
200 - 400 mL/ha
Western flower
thrips
400 mL/ha
Use higher rates during periods of high insect pressure or when
crop coverage is difficult.
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CROP
Culinary Herbs
(**see list at end of
table)
Fruiting vegetables;
including
Eggplant
Okra
Peppers (Capsicums
& Chillies)
Tomatoes,
but excluding Sweet
Corn
PEST
RATE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Diamondback
moth,
Loopers,
Lightbrown apple
moth
200 mL/ha + wetter
Use a maximum spray volume of 250 L/ha. Ensure thorough
coverage of the target area by increasing water volume with
plant growth stage.
Helicoverpa
200 - 400 mL/ha +
wetter
As above, plus use the lower rate when good coverage can be
achieved and the high rate in maturing crops if crop canopies
prevent good coverage.
Potato moth
(tomato leaf
miner),
Helicoverpa
200 - 400 mL/ha
or
Dilute
20 - 40 mL/100 L
Use the per hectare rate when applying to bush tomatoes and
the dilute rate (per 100 L) in trellised crops (see the “Dilute
Spraying” Section in this booklet).
Use the lower rate as part of an IPM program when Helicoverpa
is the dominant pest and good crop coverage is possible.
Addition of a non-ionic wetting agent may improve control.
Western flower
thrips
400 mL/ha or
Dilute 40 mL/100 L
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Leafy vegetables;
including
Lettuce, Endive,
Silverbeet, Spinach
& Brassica leafy
vegetables (*see list
at end of table)
Loopers
Helicoverpa
Western flower
thrips
200 mL/ha
200 - 400 mL/ha
See above under “VEGETABLES”
Use the lower rate as part of an IPM program when Helicoverpa
is the dominant pest and good crop coverage is possible.
400 mL/ha
200 mL/ha
Do not make more than 3 applications per crop.
Note: Entrenched larvae will not be controlled.
Legume vegetables
(succulent seeds
and immature pods
only); including
Beans, Peas, Snow
peas & Sugar snap
peas
Loopers
Western flower
thrips
400 mL/ha
Root and tuber
vegetables; including
Beetroot, Carrots,
Celeriac, Galangal,
Parsnips, Potatoes,
Radishes (incl.
Daikon),
Sweet potato,
Swedes &
Turnips
Lightbrown apple
moth, Loopers
200 mL/ha
See above under “VEGETABLES”
Use the lower rate when good coverage can be achieved and
the high rate in maturing crops if crop canopies prevent good
coverage.
Entrenched larvae will not be controlled.
Only target foliar infestations of potato moth. Potato moth
larvae within stems or below the soil will not be controlled.
Helicoverpa
200 - 400 mL/ha
Helicoverpa
200 - 400 mL/ha
Potato moth
200 - 400 mL/ha
+ wetter
Stalk & Stem
vegetables; including
Celery and Rhubarb
Helicoverpa
400 mL/ha
ORNAMENTALS
Pear and cherry
slug
10 mL/100 L
Caterpillars
20 mL/100 L
Western flower
thrips
40 mL/100 L
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See comments under “VEGETABLES” above
Apply when infestation first identified. Repeat applications at
no less than 10 day intervals. Caterpillars feeding in entrenched
sites may not be controlled.
In the following table, all rates (except in FORESTRY) are given for dilute spraying. For concentrate spraying refer to the “Concentrate
Spraying” Section in this booklet. Apply the same total amount of product to the target crop whether applying this product by dilute or
CROP
PEST
RATE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
FOR ALL TREE & VINE CROPS: Carefully monitor crops for eggs and larvae of pest species by regular field scouting. Target sprays
against mature eggs and newly-hatched larvae when numbers exceed spray threshold. Apply repeat applications at 7-14 day intervals as
new infestations occur unless otherwise directed in the Critical Comments.
Avocados (see also
under Tropical & SubTropical Fruit Crops
below)
Leafrollers
(including Avocado
leafroller, Ivy
leafroller and
Lightbrown apple
moth), Loopers
(including Ectropis
looper)
Berryfruit; including
Blackberries,
Blueberries,
Boysenberries,
Cranberries,
Currants,
Gooseberries,
Raspberries,
Strawberries
Loopers
20 mL/100 L
+ wetting agent
See comments under “FOR ALL TREE & VINE CROPS” above
20 mL/100L
See comments under “FOR ALL TREE & VINE CROPS” above
20 - 40 mL/100 L
Use the higher rate in dense canopies and when larvae have
begun webbing leaves and fruit. Use the lower rate under an
IPM system or where good coverage is assured.
40 mL/100 L
Do not apply by air.
Citrus leafminer: Best results will be achieved when
horticultural oil is used in place of a wetting agent.
Only use oils when applying to non-bearing trees due to the
risk of fruit phytotoxicity.
For the other pests, use higher rates for heavy infestations.
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Lightbrown apple
moth,
Helicoverpa
Western flower
thrips
Citrus Fruits;
including
Grapefruit, Lemons,
Limes, Mandarins,
Oranges
Citrus leafminer,
Lightbrown apple
moth
10 - 20 mL/100 L
+ wetting agent
Helicoverpa (Corn
earworm and
native budworm)
20 - 40 mL/100 L
+ wetting agent
Coffee
Avocado leaf roller
20 - 40 mL/100 L
+ wetting agent
Kiwifruit (see also
below)
Lightbrown apple
moth
20 mL/100 L
Mango (see also
below)
Flower-eating
caterpillars,
Small mango
tipborer
20 mL/100 L
+ wetting agent
Large mango
tipborer
5 mL/100 L
+ wetting agent
Use higher rates for heavy infestations.
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TREE & VINE CROPS:
SUCCESS NEO
CROP
Tropical and subtropical fruit crops
(inedible peel);
including Avocado2,
Cherimoya, Custard
apple, Durian, Feijoa,
Guava, Jackfruit,
Kiwifruit2, Longan,
Lychee, Mango2,
Mangosteen,
Papaya, Passionfruit,
Persimmon,
Rambutan & Star
apple
2 (See separate
listings above also for
these crops)
PEST
RATE
Flower-eating
caterpillars,
Leafrollers and
loopers, Yellow
peach moth
20 mL/100 L
Red-banded thrips,
Sorghum head
caterpillar
40 mL/100 L
CRITICAL COMMENTS
See comments under “FOR ALL TREE & VINE CROPS” above.
Addition of a non-ionic wetting agent at its recommended rate
may improve control on difficult to wet foliage & fruit.
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FORAGE BRASSICAS AND CANOLA:
RESTRAINTS
DO NOT make more than 2 applications to any forage brassicas or canola crops in any one season (see the RESISTANCE statement).
CROP
PEST
RATE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
ALL FORAGE BRASSICA AND CANOLA CROPS:
Carefully monitor crops for eggs and larvae of pest species by regular field scouting. Target sprays against mature eggs and newlyhatched larvae when numbers exceed local spray threshold. Any subsequent sprays to control insects in that crop should be made with a
product from a different chemical group.
Forage Brassicas
including
Choumoellier, Kale,
Fodder rape, Swedes,
Turnips
Diamondback
moth (cabbage
moth),
Cabbage white
butterfly, Cabbage
cluster caterpillar,
Centre grub,
Corn earworm
(heliothis),
Native budworm,
Soybean looper
100 mL
+ Uptake spraying oil
100 mL/ha or
a wetting agent
Apply with Uptake spraying oil or with a non-ionic wetting
agent at the manufacturer’s recommended rate. Apply in a
minimum of 50 L/ha water.
This treatment will provide knockdown of light infestations of
early instar larvae in crops where good spray coverage has
been attained.
Larvae that are entrenched (hidden in leaves, stems, bulbs or
heads) may not be controlled.
Canola
Diamondback
moth (cabbage
moth),
Cabbage cluster
caterpillar,
Cabbage white
butterfly,
Centre grub,
Corn earworm
(heliothis),
Native budworm
150 mL
+ Uptake spraying oil
at 100 mL/ha or
another non-ionic a
wetting agent
Success Neo can be applied once at any time up to 14 days
before harvest (windrowing). If initially applied at any time up
to early pod formation, then a second application can be made
from 7 days after the 1st application or at any time up to 14
days before harvest.
If not using Uptake, apply with a non-ionic wetting agent at
the manufacturer’s recommended rate. Apply in a minimum of
50 L/ha water by ground or 30 L/ha by air.
Larvae that are entrenched (hidden in leaves, stems or pods)
will not be controlled.
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RATE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Eucalyptus
Plantations
CROP
Larvae of
Eucalyptus
chrysomelid leaf
beetle
PEST
25 - 50 mL/ha
+ sticker or wetter
Use higher concentration for larger larvae and older trees.
Larval mortality will not occur for at least 4 days after spraying.
Note that Success Neo is not effective against adult beetles.
Do not spray if rain expected in the following 24 hr. Follow code
of practice for aerial spraying for relevant state, including
appropriate buffers.
Tea tree
(Melaleuca spp.)
Pyrgo beetle
100 - 250 mL/ha
+ wetting agent
Closely monitor plantation for egg, larval numbers and age of
larvae. Use the higher rate for heavy infestations and for larger
tea trees.
Apply by ground based application equipment only in a
minimum of 100 L/ha water. Use sufficient spray volume
to ensure thorough coverage of flush leaf, and adjust spray
volumes to stage of crop growth.
For 1st - 2nd instar larvae, apply 100 mL/ha.
For 3rd - 4th instar larvae, apply 100-150mL/ha.
For control of adults apply 150-250 mL/ha.
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WFT Resistance Management Strategy
Make 3 consecutive applications at either 3-5 day intervals when temperatures are greater than 20°C or at 6-12 day intervals when
temperatures are less than 20°C. For any further sprays required, use an approved product from another chemical group. Do not make
more than 3 consecutive applications of Success Neo before switching to an approved product from another chemical group.
* Brassica Leafy Vegetables: Includes Pak choi, Bok choi, Choi sum, Chinese broccoli (Gai lum/Gai lan/Kai lan), Chinese cabbage (Pet sai/
Wong bok/Haksukai), Mibuna, Mustard spinach (Komatsuma), Kale, Indian mustard, Kai choi, Gai choi/Am soi, Tat soi and Leafy mustard.
** Culinary Herbs: Includes Basil, Bay leaves, Borage, Chervil, Chives, Coriander, Dill, Fennel, Galangal, Lemon balm, Lemon grass,
Lemon verbena, Kaffir lime leaves, Marigold flowers, Marjoram (Oregano), Mints, Mizuna, Nasturtium leaves, Parsley, Rosemary, Sage,
Salad Burnett, Sorrel, Tarragon, Thyme, Tumeric, Savory.
PEST NAMES: Avocado leafroller: Homona spargotis; Banana rust thrips: Chaetanaphothrips signipennis; Cabbage cluster caterpillar:
Crocidolomia pavonana; Cabbage centre grub: Hellula hydralis; Cabbage white butterfly: Pieris rapae; Citrus leafminer: Phyllocnistis
citrella; Cucumber moth: Diaphania indica; Diamondback moth: Plutella xylostella; Elm Leaf Beetle: Pyrrhalta luteola; Eucalyptus
chrysomelid leaf beetle: Chrysophtharta bimaculata and C. Agricola; Helicoverpa caterpillars, corn earworm, native budworm: Helicoverpa
spp.; Ivy leafroller: Cryptoptila immersana; Large mango tipborer: Penicillaria jocosatrix; Lightbrown apple moth: Epiphyas postvittana;
Loopers: Chrysodeixis spp., Thysanoplusia spp., and Geometrid loopers, Ectropis looper: Ectropis savulosa; Potato moth/tomato leaf
miner: Phthorimaea operculella; Pyrgo beetle: Paropsistema tigrina; Red-banded thrips: Selenothrips rubrocinctus; Small mango tipborer:
Chlumetia euthysticha; Sorghum head caterpillar: Cryptoblabes adoceta; Soybean looper: Thysanoplusia orichalcea; Sugarcane bud moth:
Opogona glycyphaga; Western flower thrips: Frankliniella occidentalis; Yellow peach moth: Conogethes punctiferalis.
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FORESTRY:
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HARVESTING WITHHOLDING PERIODS
Bananas, Subtropical and Tropical Fruit (excluding Kiwi Fruit): NOT REQUIRED WHEN USED AS DIRECTED.
Coffee and Kiwi Fruit: DO NOT HARVEST FOR 7 DAYS AFTER THE LAST APPLICATION.
Brassicas, Cucurbits, Culinary Herbs, Leafy Vegetables, Legume Vegetables, and Root and Tuber Vegetables:
DO NOT HARVEST FOR 3 DAYS AFTER THE LAST APPLICATION.
Berry Fruit, Citrus Fruit and Fruiting Vegetables (except Sweet Corn), Stalk and Stem Vegetables:
DO NOT HARVEST FOR 1 DAY AFTER THE LAST APPLICATION.
Canola: DO NOT HARVEST FOR 14 DAYS AFTER THE LAST APPLICATION.
Crops for Export: Some crops for export to particular destinations outside of Australia may
require a longer interval before harvest to comply with the residue standards of importing countries.
Please check with your exporter.
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GRAZING AND STOCKFOOD WITHHOLDING PERIOD (WHP)
Brassica and Leafy Vegetables: DO NOT USE ON BRASSICA VEGETABLES GROWN FOR FORAGE OR FODDER.
DO NOT GRAZE TREATED BRASSICA or LEAFY VEGETABLE CROPS.
Legume Vegetables: DO NOT ALLOW LIVESTOCK TO GRAZE CROPS FOR AT LEAST 14 DAYS AFTER THE LAST APPLICATION.
DO NOT GRAZE ANY TREATED ORCHARD OR CUT THE ORCHARD FLOOR FOR STOCKFOOD.
DO NOT GRAZE ANY TREATED FOREST OR CUT THE FOREST FLOOR FOR STOCKFOOD.
Canola: DO NOT GRAZE OR CUT FOR STOCKFOOD FOR 7 DAYS AFTER APPLICATION.
Forage Brassicas: DO NOT ALLOW LIVESTOCK TO GRAZE CROPS FOR 7 DAYS AFTER THE LAST APPLICATION.
The grazing withholding periods above apply specifically to stock slaughtered for the domestic market.
Export markets may apply different standards. To ensure compliance with residue standards in export markets,
comply with the above grazing withholding periods and ensure that the Export Slaughter Interval (ESI) is
observed before stock are sold or slaughtered.
Export Slaughter Interval:
Legume vegetables (including Beans, Peas, Snow peas and Sugar snap peas): 14 days.
Canola and Forage Brassicas crops: 28 days.
This means that livestock that have grazed on or were fed treated crops or byproducts should be placed on clean
feed for at least the periods stated above prior to slaughter.
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APPLICATION
Thorough coverage of the crop is essential. Ensure this
by increasing water volume with plant growth stage.
Do not apply when conditions are unsuitable for waterbased spray applications. Avoid high temperature,
strong winds, inversion conditions, imminent rain
or any conditions that may reduce the quality of
spray coverage or result in drift from the target area.
Techniques to minimise drift should be employed at
all times when aerially applying sprays to, or near,
sensitive areas.
For insecticide resistance management, Success Neo
Insecticide is a Group 5 insecticide. Some naturally
occurring insect biotypes resistant to Success Neo
Insecticide and other Group 5 insecticides may exist
through normal genetic variability in any insect
population. The resistant individuals can eventually
dominate the insect population if Success Neo
Insecticide and other Group 5 insecticides are
used repeatedly. The effectiveness of Success Neo
Insecticide on resistant individuals could be
significantly reduced. Since occurrence of resistant
AgroSciences Australia Limited accepts no liability
for any losses that may result from the failure of
Success Neo Insecticide to control resistant insects.
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Success Neo Insecticide may be subject to specific
resistance management strategies. For further
information contact your local supplier, Dow
AgroSciences representative or local agricultural
department agronomist.
MIXING
Agitate or shake the container immediately prior to use.
Half fill the spray tank with water, add the appropriate
amount of accurately measured Success Neo
Insecticide, then complete filling the tank.
Ensure thorough agitation by mechanical or hydraulic
action at all times during mixing and application.
Use only clean water within the range pH 5-9 to dilute
Success Neo Insecticide.
STORAGE OF DILUTED SPRAY MIX
Whenever possible the spray mix should be used
immediately after it is prepared. However, if weather
conditions or mechanical breakdown prevent
immediate use, the spray mix may be stored for up to
72 hours without loss of activity.
The spray mix should be agitated thoroughly by
mechanical or hydraulic action at regular intervals
during storage to prevent sedimentation. Ensure that
the stored spray mix is thoroughly agitated at least
once every 8 hours.
The spray mix must be stored out of direct sunlight.
For optimum results follow the application
specifications listed below:
Ground Spraying: Apply in a minimum of 250 L/ha of
water. Increase spray volumes as the crop grows.
Ground Spraying Forage Brassicas and Canola ONLY:
Apply in a minimum of 50L/ha of water.
Aerial Spraying: Success Neo must only be applied
by aircraft fitted with accurately calibrated equipment.
Apply a minimum total spray volume of 30 L/ha with
nozzles (e.g. Micronnaire rotary atomisers, CP nozzles
or conventional hydraulic nozzles) set to medium spray
quality according to ASAE S572 definition for standard
nozzles. A spray drift minimisation strategy should be
employed at all times when applying this product.
DO NOT apply Success™ Neo using Ultra Low
Volume (ULV) methods.
PRECAUTIONARY STATEMENT
(Aerial Application)
DO NOT use human flaggers/markers unless they are
protected by engineering controls such as enclosed cabs.
DILUTE SPRAYING
up to the point of run-off and match to the crop being
sprayed.
water to cover the crop to the point of first run-off.
Avoid excessive run-off.
The required water volume may be determined
by applying different test volumes, using different
settings on the sprayer, from industry guidelines or
expert advice.
Add the amount of product specified in the
DIRECTIONS FOR USE table for each 100 L of water.
Spray to the point of runoff. If volume to be applied
is < 1000L/ha then use the low volume (concentrate)
application method for calculation of chemical rate.
For volumes > 1000 L/ha use dilute spray rate.
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spraying (that is a sprayer which applies water
volumes less than those required to reach the point of
run-off) and matched to the crop being sprayed.
After using Success Neo Insecticide empty the tank
and completely drain the system. Rinse the tank,
pumps, lines, hoses, filters and nozzles by circulating
clean water through the system. Drain and repeat the
coverage throughout the crop canopy using your
chosen water volume.
RE-ENTRY
Determine an appropriate dilute spray volume
(see DILUTE SPRAYING above) for the crop canopy.
Consult your local advisor, agronomist or Department
of Agriculture to determine this volume. This is needed
to calculate the concentrate mixing rate.
DO NOT allow entry into treated areas until the spray
has dried, unless wearing cotton overalls buttoned
to the neck and wrist (or equivalent clothing) and
chemical resistant gloves. Clothing must be laundered
after each day’s use.
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3. The concentration factor is 2 X (1000 / 500)
concentrate rate becomes 2 X 40, i.e. 80 mL/100 L
of concentrate spray
The chosen spray volume, amount of product per
100 L of water and the sprayer set up and operation
may need to be changed as the crop grows.
For further information on concentrate spraying,
users are advised to consult relevant industry
guidelines, undertake appropriate competency
training. Always follow Industry Best Practices.
COMPATIBILITY
Success Neo is compatible with most herbicides,
fungicides and insecticides. Always conduct a bucket
test to confirm physical compatibility. Always follow
the instructions on both products and, if in any doubt,
consult Dow AgroSciences, your agronomist or
consultant or the maker of the other product.
RAINFASTNESS
Rain can wash Success Neo Insecticide from treated
plant surfaces and result in reduced efficacy.
Avoid making spray applications if rain is expected
before the spray can dry completely.
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This product is highly toxic to bees; will kill bees
foraging in the crop to be treated or in hives which are
over-sprayed or reached by spray drift. Residues may
remain toxic to bees for several days after application.
Very Toxic to aquatic life. DO NOT allow the product
or used containers to enter dams, ponds, waterways
or drains.
DO NOT allow irrigation water from treated paddocks
to enter adjacent pastures, crops or water supplies.
DO NOT apply in strong winds, inversion conditions
or any other conditions that may result in drift onto
adjacent pastures, crops or water supplies.
Risk to non-target insects. Success Neo Insecticide
may have adverse effects on some non-target
beneficials, such as foliage dwelling predators,
particularly where IPM is practiced.
SAFETY DIRECTIONS
in a sheltered place with cap removed. It will then
be acceptable for recycling at any drumMUSTER
collection or similar container management site.
The cap should not be replaced but may be taken
and deliver empty packaging for appropriate disposal
to an approved waste management facility. If an
approved waste management facility is not available,
purpose, clear of waterways, desirable vegetation and
tree roots, in compliance with relevant Local, State or
• Avoid contact with the eyes.
• When opening the container, preparing spray and
using the prepared spray, wear cotton overalls
buttoned to the neck and wrist (or equivalent
clothing) and elbow-length chemical resistant gloves.
• After each day’s use, wash gloves.
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Data Sheet for SUCCESS™ NEO INSECTICIDE which
sealable container for disposal. Spill residues may
be cleaned using water and detergent. Contain and
absorb wash water for disposal. Absorb and collect
washings and place in the same sealable container for
disposal. Dam the area of large spills and report them
to Dow AgroSciences Emergency Services at
1-800 033 882.
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CAUTION
CAUTION
KEEP OUT OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
SYSTHANE 400 WP
KEEP OUT
OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
BEFORE
OPENING
OR USING
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ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 400 g/kg MYCLOBUTANIL
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 400 g/kg MYCLOBUTANIL
For the control of black spot on apples and pears and powdery mildew on apples and
For
the control
black
on apples
and Table.
pears and powdery mildew on apples and
strawberries
asofper
the spot
Directions
For Use
strawberries as per the Directions For Use Table.
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Limited
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Rodborough
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE
TREE and VINE CROPS
CRITICAL COMMENTS
In the following table, all rates given are for dilute spraying.
For concentrate spraying, refer to the APPLICATION section.
CROPS
DISEASE
Apples and pears
Apples
Black spot (scab)
Protective
treatment
RATE /100 L
Dilute spraying:
12 gms
For all uses in this table: Apply by dilute or concentrate
spraying equipment. Apply the same total amount
of product to the target crop whether applying this
product by dilute or concentrate spraying methods.
Apply at green tip, or at spur burst following a
recommended green tip fungicide spray. Repeat at
intervals of 7 to 10 days or as indicated in district
spray schedules. After petal fall, and whenever spray
intervals may exceed 10 days, add a protectant
fungicide. A protectant should always be added to the
last Systhane spray.
The use of Dow AgroSciences Systhane for black
spot (scab) control is subject to a CropLife Resistance
Management Strategy.
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Black spot (scab)
Curative treatment
Apply within 5 days after the commencement of an
infection period.
Powdery mildew
Apply at early pink stage, and repeat at intervals of
10 to 14 days until December or as indicated in district
spray schedules, and depending upon varieties and
susceptibility.
NON TREE and VINE CROPS
CROPS
Strawberries
DISEASE
Powdery mildew
RATE /ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
120 g/ha
Use where spray
volume is less than
1000 L/ha. Do not
apply volumes less
than 500 L/ha
Reduce background levels of disease by removing
plant debris and rotted fruit. Commence spraying
before disease appears. Plants should be thoroughly
and evenly sprayed to run-off on both sides of the leaf.
If conditions favour powdery mildew development,
apply Systhane at 7 to 10 day intervals.
To prevent or delay the onset of resistance to
Group 3 fungicides, do not apply more than two
successive Group 3 sprays before switching to a
fungicide of a different group.
Where spray
volume exceeds
1000 L/ha use
12 g/100 L
WITHHOLDING PERIODS
Apples and Pears: DO NOT APPLY LATER THAN 21 DAYS BEFORE HARVEST.
Strawberries: NOT REQUIRED WHEN USED AS DIRECTED.
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RATE
SYSTHANE 400 WP
For fungicide resistance management Dow AgroSciences
SYSTHANE™ 400 WP Fungicide is a Group 3 fungicide.
Some naturally occurring individual fungi resistant to the
product and other Group 3 fungicides may exist through
normal genetic variability in any fungal population. The
resistant individuals can eventually dominate the fungi
population if these fungicides are used repeatedly.
These resistant fungi will not be controlled by Dow
AgroSciences SYSTHANE™ 400 WP Fungicide and other
Group 3 Fungicides, thus resulting in a reduction in
efficacy and possible yield loss.
losses that may result from the failure of Dow AgroSciences
SYSTHANE™ 400 WP Fungicide to control resistant fungi.
CONCENTRATE SPRAYING - Apples and Pears
throughout the crop canopy using your chosen water volume.
Determine an appropriate dilute spray volume (see DILUTE
SPRAYING above) for the crop canopy. Consult your
local advisor, agronomist or Department of Agriculture
1) Dilute spray volume as determined above:
e.g. 1500 L/ha
2) Your chosen concentrate spray volume:
e.g. 500 L/ha
3) The concentration factor is 3X (1500 ÷ 500L)
4) If the dilute label rate is 12 g/100 L,
then the concentrate rate becomes 3 x 12,
i.e. 36 g/100 L of concentrate spray.
water and the sprayer set up and operation may need to be
changed as the crop grows.
appropriate competency training and follow industry Best
Practices.
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MIXING/APPLICATION
Mixing:
Add the required number of water soluble sachets direct to
the vat when about one third full with agitators in motion.
Add other products after Dow AgroSciences Systhane has
dispersed. If premixing, use at least 2 litres of water for
each sachet. Do not mix with water with high free chlorine
content, or with borax, as it may affect solubility of sachets.
Application:
Dow AgroSciences Systhane 400 WP Fungicide may be
applied with hand wands or conventional orchard sprayers.
APPLICATION
DILUTE SPRAYING - Apples and Pears
Use a sprayer designed to apply high volumes of water up
to the point of run-off and match to the crop being sprayed.
throughout the crop canopy. Apply sufficient water to
cover the crop to the point of first run-off. Avoid excessive
run-off.
of runoff.
sprayer set up and operation may also need to be changed
as the crop grows.
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EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING
Ensure spray equipment is well maintained and calibrated
before using. Check the pump, nozzles and hose lines for leaks
or wear. After use flush lines thoroughly with clean water.
COMPATIBILITY
Systhane 400 WP Fungicide may be mixed with most
commonly used insecticides and fungicides. As formulations
of other manufacturers’ products are beyond the control of
Dow AgroSciences Australia Limited, all mixtures should be
tested prior to mixing commercial quantities.
SAFETY DIRECTIONS
Systhane may leave detectable chemical residues in
harvested strawberries. Overseas markets may not have
appropriate residue tolerances in place or may have
established residue tolerances lower than Australian
maximum residue limit. If you are using this product on
strawberries destined for export, please contact Dow
AgroSciences Australia Limited for up to date information.
RE-ENTRY (Strawberries):
DO NOT allow entry into treated area until the spray has
dried. When prior entry is necessary, wear cotton overalls
each days use.
• May irritate the eyes, nose and throat and skin.
• When using the prepared spray wear cotton overalls
buttoned to the neck and wrist and a washable hat.
clothing.
PROTECTION OF LIVESTOCK:
Data Sheet for SYSTHANE™ 400 WP FUNGICIDE which is
FIRST AID
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Store in the closed, original container in a securely locked,
dry, cool, well-ventilated place, out of direct sunlight.
DO NOT dispose of any undiluted chemical on-site.
Shred and bury empty packaging in a local authority landfill.
If no landfill is available, bury the packaging below 500 mm
purpose clear of waterways, desirable vegetation and tree
roots. Empty packaging and product should not be burnt.
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SYSTHANE 400 WP
Low hazard to bees. May be applied to plants at any time.
TORDON 242
CAUTION
CAUTION
KEEP OUT OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
KEEP OUT
OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
BEFORE
OPENING
OR USING
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Cereal
Cereal Herbicide
Herbicide
ACTIVE CONSTITUENTS: 420 g/L MCPA present as the potassium salt
20 g/L PICLORAM
MCPA present
as theaspotassium
salt salt
present
the potassium
26 g/L PICLORAM present as the potassium salt
For the control of climbing buckwheat, common sowthistle, skeleton weed, capeweed,
For the control
climbing
buckwheat,
sowthistle,
weed, capeweed,
doublegee
and of
other
broadleaf
weeds incommon
winter cereals
and skeleton
linseed crops.
doublegee and other broadleaf weeds in winter cereals and linseed crops.
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DO NOT apply to crops or weeds which are not actively growing or to plants which may be stressed (not actively growing)
due to prolonged periods of extreme cold, moisture stress (water-logged or drought affected) or previous herbicide
treatment, as crop damage or reduced levels of control may result.
DO NOT use in high winds.
DO NOT spray if rain is likely to occur within four hours.
DO NOT apply close to, or on areas, containing roots of desirable vegetation, where treated soil may be washed into areas
growing, or to be planted to, desirable plants, or on sites where surface water from heavy rain can be expected to run off to
areas containing, or to be planted to, susceptible crops or plants.
DO NOT move soil which may have been sprayed to areas where desirable plants are to be grown.
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Table 1: NEW SOUTH WALES and QUEENSLAND only
CROP
CROP GROWTH STAGE
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
RATE /ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Barley,
Canary grass,
Oats,
Triticale,
Wheat
Apply from early tillering
(when the main shoot has
4-5 leaves and 2 or more
new tillers have formed)
to start of jointing (first
node (Z30)).
Climbing buckwheat
(Black bindweed)
Up to 6 leaf
1L
Common sowthistle
Doublegee
(Spiny emex)
Mustard
Saffron thistle
Skeleton weed
Turnip weed
Variegated thistle
Wild radish
Wild turnip
Young rosette
or seedling
plants up to
8 true leaves
For best control of climbing buckwheat
apply at early tillering as this weed
becomes increasingly difficult to control
as it becomes larger.
To avoid possible crop damage,
DO NOT spray outside the early tillering to
early jointing stage.
Barley,
Triticale,
Wheat
Linseed
Linola
Apply when crop is
8-20 cm high.
N.Z. spinach➊
Wireweed➊
Up to 4 leaf
Common sowthistle
N.Z. spinach
Wireweed
Apply up to
4 leaf stage
800 mL +
5 g Ally®
Climbing buckwheat
(Black bindweed)
Doublegee
(Spiny emex)
Mustard
Saffron thistle
Skeleton weed
Variegated thistle
Wild radish
Wild turnip
Young rosette
or seedling
plants up to
4 true leaves.
670 to
840 mL
N.Z. spinach➊
Wireweed➊
Up to 2 leaf
➊ Suppression only - Spray early.
Add a 100% concentrate non-ionic
surfactant (e.g. BS-1000®) at the rate of
100 mL/100 L water.
Use the higher rate when climbing
buckwheat is present or weed growth
is advanced.
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE
TORDON 242
Table 2: WESTERN AUSTRALIA only
CROP
CROP GROWTH STAGE
Barley,
Canary grass,
Oats,
Triticale,
Wheat
Apply from 3 leaf to
early tillering (when
the main shoot has
4-5 leaves and 2 or
more new tillers have
formed) to start of
jointing (first node
(Z30)).
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
RATE /ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Capeweed
Doublegee
Saffron thistle
Turnip weed
Wild mustard
Wild turnip
Young rosette
or seedling
plants up to
4 true leaves.
600 mL
Capeweed
Doublegee
Saffron thistle
Turnip weed
Wild mustard
Wild turnip
Young rosette
or seedling
plants up to
6 true leaves.
750 mL
To avoid possible crop damage DO NOT
spray outside the early tillering to early
jointing stage.
Caution: DO NOT use this product where
the land to be treated will be sown to lupins
or peas the following year or where a
volunteer medic or subclover pasture is
required in the following season. Only use
when a cereal crop will follow the cereal
crop to be treated.
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Wireweed➊
Apply from early to
mid-tillering.
Docks
Sorrel
Up to 4 leaf
Active growth
1L
WITHHOLDING PERIOD
DO NOT GRAZE OR CUT CROPS OR PASTURES FOR STOCK FOOD FOR 7 DAYS AFTER APPLICATION.
Picloram, one of the active constituents in this product, remains active in the soil for extended periods depending on rate of
application, soil type, rainfall, temperature, humidity, soil moisture and soil organic matter.
Northern New South Wales and Queensland
Plantback periods for rotational crops following application of Tordon™ 242 at 1 L/ha on black cracking clay soils
(Table below). These plantback periods are based on a normal rainfall pattern. During drought conditions (or when rainfall
is less than 100 mm for a period of 4 months after application) the plantback period may be significantly longer.
Winter Crop
Plantback Period (Month)
Summer Crop
Plantback Period (Month)
Wheat
2
Sorghum
2
Barley
2
Cotton
12
Canola
4
Mung bean
12
Chickpea
6
Soybean
12
Faba bean
4
Lucerne
9
Western Australia and other soil types not mentioned above
DO NOT plant susceptible broadleaf crops within 12 months of applying the product. Cereal crops and grasses can be sown
safely after using Tordon™ 242 for in crop weed control.
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MIXING
Apply in a minimum volume of 35 L/ha water.
Use calibrated equipment. Do not apply with smaller than
medium to coarse spray droplets according to the ASABE
S572 definition for standard nozzles.
DO NOT apply Tordon™ 242 by aircraft unless wind speed
is more than 3 kilometres per hour and less than 15 km/hr
as measured at the application site and/or the air
temperature is above 30°C, or when the wind is blowing
towards susceptible crops.
Tordon™ 242 can be mixed with water only.
Mix only sufficient chemical for each day’s use and avoid
storing mix.
Half fill the spray tank with water and add the required quantity
of Tordon™ 242 and complete filling. Agitate continuously to
ensure thorough mixing before and during application.
Tank mixtures: Wettable powder or dry flowable formulations
(e.g. water dispersible granules) should be added to the
spray tank first, followed by suspension concentrates
(flowables), water soluble salts and then emulsifiable
concentrate formulations (e.g. Starane™ Advanced).
Add spraying oils and surfactants (wetters) last, if required.
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COMPATIBILITY
Tordon™ 242 is compatible with the following:
(Read and follow all label directions, restraints, plant-back
periods, withholding periods and safety directions on the
partner label as well as those on the Tordon™ 242 label).
Eclipse® Herbicide
Lontrel™ Herbicide
MCPA amine
MCPA LVE
Metsulfuron-methyl
Starane™ Advanced Herbicide
2,4-D amine
Grass Herbicides
Hoegrass® (annual ryegrass only)
Topik® 240 EC (wild oats and phalaris only)
disposal area or, if this is unavailable, onto wasteland
Rinsing: After using Tordon™ 242 Cereal Herbicide,
empty the tank completely and drain the whole system.
Thoroughly wash inside the spray unit using a pressure
hose. Drain, and clean any filters in the tank, pump, lines,
hoses and nozzles.
After cleaning the tank as above, quarter fill with
clean water and circulate through the pump, lines, hoses
and nozzles. Drain and repeat the rinsing procedure twice.
Decontamination (before spraying cotton and other
sensitive crops): see PROTECTION OF CROPS): Wash the
tank and rinse the system as above. Then quarter fill the
tank and add an alkali detergent at 500 mL/100 L of water
or the powder equivalent at 500 g/100 L and circulate
throughout the system for at least 15 minutes.
Drain the whole system. Remove filters and nozzles
and clean them separately. Finally flush the system
with clean water and allow to drain.
Adjuvants
BS-1000 (when mixed with metsulfuron-methyl)
Uptake™ Spraying Oil (when mixed with Topik® 240 EC)
Insecticides
Lemat®
Rogor®
Tordon™ 242 is not compatible with zinc products
(such as Zinc dextrase and Zinc heptahydrate), copper salts
(such as sulphate) and manganese sulphate. Do not use
with hard water or water clariifed with alum.
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APPLICATION METHODS
Apply Tordon™ 242 with an accurately calibrated boom
sprayer, in at least 50 L/ha water. Do not apply with smaller
than medium to coarse spray droplets according to the
ASABE S572 definition for standard nozzles.
Set the boom at a height to ensure a double overlap
of the nozzle pattern.
Tordon™ 242 Cereal Herbicide contains members of the
pyridine and phenoxy groups of herbicides. The product has
the disrupters of plant cell growth mode of action. For weed
resistance management, the product is a Group I Herbicide.
or other disrupters of plant cell growth herbicides.
representative.
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TORDON 242
PROTECTION OF CROPS, NATIVES AND OTHER
NON-TARGET PLANTS
susceptible crops and plants, cropping lands or pastures.
Crops and plants susceptible to Tordon™ 242 include, but
are not limited to clovers, medics, lupins, peas and other
legumes, cotton, flowers, hops, grape and kiwi fruit vines,
ornamentals, potatoes, safflower, shade trees, sugar beet,
tobacco, tomatoes, tree fruits, and vegetables.
DO NOT use on land to be cultivated for growing susceptible
crops within 12 months of applying Tordon™ 242.
Susceptible crops and plants can be damaged by soil
residues during both growing and dormant periods. In the
season following application of this product the
regeneration or establishment of sensitive legumes (clover,
medics, peas, lupins) may be adversely affected by soil
residues. Cereal crops and grasses can be sown safely after
using Tordon™ 242.
This product will kill legumes (clovers, medics) present in
the crop at the time of spraying.
desirable vegetation, where treated soil may be washed to
areas growing, or to be planted to desirable plants, or on
sites where surface water from heavy rain can be expected
to run off to areas containing or to be planted to susceptible
crops or plants.
DO NOT move soil which may have been sprayed to areas
where desirable plants are to be grown.
Cereal crops may be reduced in height following use of this
product. This height reduction is a normal response and
does not represent any yield loss.
DO NOT apply Tordon™ 242 to crops or pastures, which
are to be used for the production of compost or mulches
for use with susceptible crops or plants. The use of straw,
hay or other plant material treated with Tordon™ 242 for
composting or mulching susceptible crops may damage
these crops.
soil or sawdust. Collect spilled product and place in sealable
Services at 1-800 033 882.
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SAFETY DIRECTIONS
• Attacks eyes.
• When preparing the spray and using the prepared spray
washable hat, elbow length PVC gloves and goggles.
FIRST AID
Data Sheet for TORDON™ 242 CEREAL HERBICIDE
CAUTION
CAUTION
KEEP OUT OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
KEEP OUT
OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
BEFORE
OPENING
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Herbicide
Herbicide
ACTIVE CONSTITUENTS: 300 g/L 2,4-D present as the triisopropanolamine salt
300g/L
g/LPICLORAM
2,4-D present
as the
salt salt
present
as triisopropanolamine
the triisopropanolamine
75 g/L PICLORAM present as the triisopropanolamine salt
For the control of a wide range of annual and perennial broadleaf weeds, as specified
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a wide
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Use.range of annual and perennial broadleaf weeds, as specified
in the Directions for Use.
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE
RESTRAINTS:
TORDON 75-D
DO NOT apply to crops or weeds which are not actively growing or to plants which may be stressed (not actively growing)
due to prolonged periods of extreme cold, moisture stress (water-logged or drought affected) or previous herbicide
treatment, as crop damage or reduced levels of control may result.
DO NOT spray if rain is likely to occur within 4 hours.
DO NOT apply close to, or on areas, containing roots of desirable vegetation, where treated soil may be washed into areas
growing, or to be planted to, desirable plants, or on sites where surface water from heavy rain can be expected to run off to
areas containing, or to be planted to, susceptible crops or plants.
DO NOT move soil which may have been sprayed to areas where desirable plants are to be grown.
Picloram, one of the active constituents in this product remains active in the soil for extended periods depending on the rate
of application, soil type, rainfall, temperature, humidity, soil moisture and soil organic matter.
In some states some uses of this product are controlled by legislation. Check with your local Department of Agriculture
or Primary Industry for details.
Table 1: Winter Cereals (Wheat, Barley, Oats and Triticale)
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STAGE
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
Apply from 3-4
tiller stage to start
of jointing (first
node) Z23 to Z31
for least effect on
the crop.
Climbing
buckwheat (Black
bindweed)
New Zealand
spinach
docks
Doublegee (Spiny
emex)
Saffron thistle
Sow thistle
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
Young rosette or
seedling plants up
to 8 true leaves.
STATE
RATE
/ha
Qld and
NSW
only
300 mL
Mustards
Radish
Turnip weed
Hexham scent
Mintweed
Variegated thistle
Sunflower
Wireweed ➊
Winter cereals may be treated using an aircraft
or ground boom (see APPLICATION section).
For best control of climbing buckwheat, apply
early as this weed becomes increasingly difficult
to control as it becomes larger.
300 mL
+
375 mL
2,4-D
amine
(625 g/L)
Skeleton weed
CRITICAL COMMENTS
The additional 2,4-D is required for effective
control of these weeds.
➊ Suppression only - spray early.
SA only
Table 2: Stubble or Fallow Land prior to sowing Winter Cereals
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
Amaranthus spp.
Bathurst burr
Bellvine
Fat hen
Morning glory
Noogoora burr
Parthenium weed
Redroot amaranth
Sesbania pea
Stinking Roger
Thornapple
(Datura spp.)
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
Young rosette or
seedling plants up
to 25 cm height or
diameter.
Fleabane
(Conyza spp.)
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RATE /ha
Qld only
1L
CRITICAL COMMENTS
May be applied using an aircraft or ground boom
(see APPLICATION section).
This rate will provide control of weeds present at the time of
application and residual control of later germination’s.
DO NOT apply two months prior to sowing winter cereals as
some damage to the crop may occur, particularly if conditions
are dry after application
Qld and
NSW only
700 mL/
ha +
glyphosate
Rate of glyphosate required determined by the grass species
present at application.
Table 3: Summer Cereals (Sorghum and Maize) – NSW and Qld only
Spray when the
crop has between
4 and 6 fully
expanded leaves
and secondary
roots have
developed.
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
WEED
GROWTH
STAGE
RATE /ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Thornapple (Datura
spp.) and other
broadleaf weeds
including:
Amaranthus spp.
Annual ground
cherry
Bladder ketmia
Caltrop
Bellvine
Black pigweed
Mintweed
Noogoora burr
Red pigweed
Sesbania pea
Wild gooseberry
Wandering Jew
Young rosette or
seedling plants up
to 15 cm height or
diameter.
330 or 500 mL
+ 1.25 L or
1.67 L atrazine
flowable
(600 g/L) or
an equivalent
granular
product
Use the lower rate when weeds are small and actively
growing. Use the higher rate for larger weeds.
(Datura spp.) and
other broadleaf
weeds, as listed
above.
Young rosette or
seedling plants up
to 15 cm height or
diameter.
500 mL/ha +
280 mL
2,4-D amine
(625 g/L)
This mixture will result in reduced residual control of
Datura spp.
WEED
GROWTH
STAGE
RATE /ha
Caution: If rotating to atrazine susceptible crops.
DO NOT apply later than November.
Add either a wetter or a crop oil as required according
to the atrazine label. DO NOT add a crop oil when using
on sorghum.
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Caution: This mixture may cause crop damage. To
minimise damage, avoid applying these chemicals when
the crop is rapidly growing under high temperature
and soil moisture conditions. Use droppers and avoid
spraying the growing points of the crop. DO NOT
cultivate for 10-14 days after application while plants
are brittle. For further advice seek information from
your State agriculture department or your local spray
adviser.
Table 4: Sugar Cane (Qld only)
CROP GROWTH
STAGE
Vegetative
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
Sicklepod
Less than
50 cm tall
700 mL+
800 mL 2,4-D
amine
(625 g/L)
50 to 100 cm tall
1 L + 800 mL
2,4-D amine
(625 g/L)
Greater than
100 cm tall
1.5 L +
800 mL
2,4-D amime
(625 g/L)
CRITICAL COMMENTS
May be applied using an aircraft using at least 50 L/ha
of water or ground boom using at least 200 L/ha of
water (see APPLICATION section).
Always add Uptake™ Spraying Oil at 1 L/200 L,
or a 100 % concentrate non-ionic surfactant such
as BS-1000® at 200 mL/200 L or spray mixture.
Apply only once per season.
DO NOT add 2,4-D amine to known 2,4-D susceptible
varieties.
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CROP GROWTH
STAGE
Table 5: Stem Injection Application
Dilution Rate: Mix 1 part Tordon 75-D with 1.5 parts water.
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
Eucalyptus spp.
Seedling regrowth
no more than
2 metres high.
Zamia Palm
Any time
STATE
APPLICATION
RATE
Qld, NSW, Vic, SA
and WA only
2 mL of diluted
chemical
per cut
Qld only
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Most timber regrowth can be controlled by stem
injection application.
Inject 1 mL into growing point for every 2.5 cm of plant
stem diameter.
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WEEDS
CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
Eucalyptus spp.
Seedling regrowth
no more than
2 metres high.
Hawthorn
During full leaf
Tree of Heaven
STATE
RATE 10 L /
WATER
Qld, NSW, Vic, SA
and WA only
500 mL
Vic only
Undiluted
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Most timber regrowth can be controlled by cut stump
application.
Apply undiluted to freshly cut stump
Qld, NSW, Vic, SA,
WA only
Table 7: High Volume Application
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
Alkali Sida
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
Pre-flowering
STATE
RATE 100 L
/WATER
Qld, NSW, Vic and
WA only
300 mL
SA only
150 mL
Vic and SA only
75 mL
650 mL
Amsinckia
(Yellow burr weed)
During rosette stage
Apple-of-Sodom
Flowering to early
fruiting
Vic only
SA only
300 mL
Artichoke thistle
Late winter to spring
before flowering.
Vic only
200 mL
Bindweed
During budding
Blackberry
SA only
125 mL
Qld, NSW, Vic, SA
and WA only
1.3 L
December - January
Vic only
1.3 L
August pre-flowering
SA only
Black knapweed
Bladder campion
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Use double rate at flowering.
Spray regrowth in autumn.
Spray plant and soil for 1 metre around base of plant.
Table 7: High Volume Application (continued)
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
Boneseed
(Bitou bush)
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
STATE
RATE 100 L
/WATER
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Flowering to fruiting
Qld, NSW, Vic, SA
and WA only
650 mL
Treat freshly cut stumps with 1 L/10 L water at any time.
Qld only
150 - 300 mL
Use higher rate on older plants. Add a non-ionic wetting
agent.
Borreria
(Square weed)
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Broom, Cape
Prior to pod
formation
Broom, English
Burr Ragweed
Californian
(perennial) thistle
Qld, NSW, Vic,
WA only
1.3 L
Treat small plants only. Thorough coverage essential.
Spray soil to drip line.
SA only
300 mL
Thoroughly wet foliage and soil around base of plant.
Vic, SA only
Qld only
650 mL
During budding
stage
Qld, NSW, Vic SA,
WA only
SA and Vic only
1.3 L
Cape honeyflower
At flowering stage
650 mL
Chilean or Green
Cestrum
During full leaf
Qld, NSW, Vic, SA,
WA only
Chinese shrub
Autumn
Colocynth
Seedling and
established plants
Crofton weed
All stages
Cut leaf
Mignonette
Before flowering
Camel thorn
Devil’s fig
Docks
Full leaf to early
flowering.
Dog Rose
During summer
Eucalypts
NA
Garlic, Wild
Before new bulbils
form
Golden thistle
Seedling and rosette
stage
Gorse (Furze)
Spring
Groundsel bush
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Boxthorn, African
Vic only
Qld, NSW, Vic, SA,
WA only
300 mL
650 mL
Very susceptible
SA only
Qld, NSW, Vic, SA,
WA only
SA only
75 - 150 mL
650 mL
Qld, NSW, Vic, SA,
WA only
Vic only
Do not treat seedlings more than 2 metre high.
300 mL
SA only
250 mL
Qld, NSW, SA,
WA only
300 mL
Vic only
500 mL
Qld, NSW only
Heliotrope, Blue
Use lower rate on seedlings only.
650 mL
Thorough coverage needed.
1L
Hoary cress
Rosette to
pre-flowering
SA only
1.3 L
Inkweed
During full leaf
500 mL
Khaki weed
During full leaf in
summer
Qld, NSW, Vic, SA,
WA only
650 mL
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CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
Knapweed,
Creeping
During late spring to
summer
Lantana
March-May
STATE
Vic, SA only
1.3 L
Qld, NSW, WA
only
1.3 - 2 L
Qld, NSW, Vic, SA,
WA only
650 mL
Qld only
Mayne’s pest
1.3 L
600 mL
Mistflower
TORDON 75-D
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Thoroughly wet foliage and soil around base of plant.
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Onion weed
Pre-flower
Ox-eye Daisy
Up to early flowering
Pampas Lily-ofthe-valley
Parthenium weed
Paterson’s curse
(Salvation Jane)
Rosette to
pre-flowering
Prairie ground
cherry
Quena
(Tomato weed)
Ragwort
RATE 100 L
/WATER
Rosette to cabbage
stage
Qld, NSW, Vic, SA,
WA only
650 mL
Vic, SA only
75 mL +
125 mL diquat
(200 g/L)
Vic only
150 mL
Vic, SA only
650 mL
Qld, NSW only
125 mL
Qld, NSW, Vic, SA,
WA only
150 mL
Vic only
300 mL
Qld, NSW, Vic, SA,
WA only
650 mL
Qld, NSW, Vic,
WA only
300 mL
Thorough coverage to point of run off.
Thorough coverage essential.
Respraying will be necessary.
See Table 2. Use at least 3,000 L water/ha in dense
infestations.
Retreatment will be necessary.
SA only
150 mL
Qld only
1.3 L
ACT, Qld, NSW,
SA, Vic and
WA only
500 mL
Apply by calibrated handgun with D5 or D6 (2-3mm)
nozzle plate and operated at 400-500 kPa (60-70psi).
Apply 3000 L/ha (i.e. 3 L /10 square metres) to dense
infestations. Regrowth and seedlings may be retreated
the following season.
Sicklepod
Qld only
300 mL
See also Table 4. In pastures a repeat spray may
be necessary for control of subsequent seedling
germination.
Silverleaf
nightshade
NSW, Vic, SA only
650 mL
Qld only
1.3 - 2 L
Rubber vine
St. John’s wort
Skeleton weed
Late spring to early
summer, during
flowering to early
seed set.
Summer and autumn
Winter
Summer and autumn
Smartweed
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650 mL
NSW, WA only
1.3 - 2 L
Qld, NSW, Vic, SA,
WA only
150 mL
Thoroughly wet leaves and also the soil around the
base of plant.
See Table 1.
Very susceptible.
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
Spiny broom
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
During full leaf stage
Doublegee
(Spiny emex)
Star thistle
Seedling to rosette
STATE
RATE 100 L
/WATER
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Vic only
650 mL
NA
Qld, NSW, Vic only
300 mL
See Table 1.
Qld, NSW, Vic, SA,
WA only
300 - 500 mL
Use higher rate for older plants.
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Tangled
hypericum
650 mL
Vic only
Thornapple
(Datura spp.)
Tree-of-Heaven
Plants during full leaf
up to 1.5 m high.
Tufted
honeyflower
All growth stages
Tutsan
During full leaf
Spray thoroughly.
NA
Qld, NSW only
150 - 300 mL
Qld, NSW, Vic, SA,
WA only
650 mL
Vic only
Use higher rate on older plants.
NA
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Sweet briar
Results can be variable.
Variegated thistle
Rosette to
pre-flowering
Qld, NSW, Vic, SA,
WA only
150 - 300 mL
Wild Tobacco tree
During full leaf
Qld only
650 mL
Use higher rate on mature plants. See Table 1.
Very susceptible.
Table 8: Boom Application
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
Alkali Sida
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
Pre-flowering
Amaranthus spp.
Amsinckia
(Yellow burr weed)
Annual ground
cherry
Artichoke thistle
Late winter to spring
before flowering.
Bathurst burr
STATE
RATE /ha
Qld, NSW, Vic, SA
and WA only
3.5 L
Qld, NSW only
1L
Vic and SA only
2L
Qld, NSW only
1L
Vic only
7.5 L
SA only
2.5 L
Qld, NSW only
1L
Qld, NSW, Vic, SA
and WA only
7.5 L
Qld, NSW only
300 mL +
375 mL
2,4-D amine
(625 g/L)
CRITICAL COMMENTS
See Table 2.
SA - Use double rate at flowering.
See Table 3.
Bellvine
Bindweed
During budding
Bladder Ketmia
NA
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WEEDS
CONTROLLED
Borreria
(Square weed)
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
STATE
RATE /ha
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Qld only
1 - 2.5 L
Use higher rate on older plants. Add a non-ionic wetting
agent.
Qld, NSW only
300 mL +
375 mL of
2,4-D amine
(625 g/L)
Caltrop
(Yellow vine)
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Camel thorn
Climbing
buckwheat
(Black bindweed)
Early growth stage
Vic only
30 L
Qld, NSW only
300 mL
Cobbler’s Peg
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Fat hen
Garlic, Wild
Golden thistle
1L
See Table 2.
Before new bulbils
form
Seedling and rosette
stage
Heliotrope,
Common
Vic only
Lucerne
7.5 L
SA only
5.5 L
Qld, NSW, SA,
WA only
3.5 L
Vic only
4L
Qld, NSW only
300 mL
Hexham Scent
Knapweed,
Creeping
See Table 1.
300 mL +
375 mL
2,4-D amine
(625 g/L)
During late spring to
summer
Vic only
7.5 L
Qld, NSW only
1L
See Table 1.
Mexican Poppy
Mintweed
300 mL +
375 mL
2,4-D amine
(625 g/L)
Morning glory
Mustards
Qld only
1L
See Table 2.
Qld, NSW only
300 mL +
375 mL
2,4-D amine
(625 g/L)
See Table 1.
New Zealand
spinach
1L
Noogoora burr
See Table 2.
Onion weed
Pre-flower
Ox-eye Daisy
Up to early flowering
Parthenium weed
During rosette
stage
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2L+3L
diquat
(200 g/L)
NA
Vic only
1L
Respraying will be necessary.
Qld, NSW only
3L
See Table 2.
WEEDS
CONTROLLED
Paterson’s curse
(Salvation Jane)
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
Rosette to
pre-flowering
Pigweed, black
STATE
RATE /ha
SA only
4L
Qld, NSW only
1L
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Potato weed
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7.5 L
Qld, NSW only
300 mL +
375 mL
2,4-D amine
(625 g/L)
Qld, NSW, WA
only
3.5 L
Vic, SA only
4L
Qld, NSW only
1L
See Table 2.
Saffron thistle
300 mL
See Table 1.
Sesbania pea
1L
See Table 2.
Radish, Wild
Ragwort
Rosette to cabbage
stage
Redroot
(Amaranthus spp.)
Retreatment will be necessary
See Table 1.
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Prairie ground
cherry
Redshank
(Amaranthus spp.)
Sicklepod
Qld only
700 mL - 1.5 L
+ 800 mL
2,4-D amine
(625 g/L)
Silverleaf
nightshade
NSW, Vic, SA only
15 L
Skeleton weed
Summer and autumn
Qld only
Winter
Vic only
Summer and autumn
Sowthistle
See also Table 4. In pastures a repeat spray may
be necessary for control of subsequent seedling
germination.
See Table 1.
SA only
300 mL +
375 mL
2,4-D amine
(625 g/L)
NSW, WA only
15 - 22 L
Qld, NSW only
300 mL
Qld, NSW, Vic, SA,
WA only
3.5 - 7.5 L
See Table 1.
Doublegee
(Spiny emex)
Star thistle
Stinking Roger
Seedling to rosette
Qld, NSW only
Sunflower
Thornapple
(Datura spp.)
Qld only
Use higher rate for older plants.
1L
See Table 2.
300 mL +
375 mL
2,4-D amine
(625 g/L)
See Table 1.
1L
See Table 2.
500 mL +
280 mL of
2,4-D amine
(625 g/L)
See Table 3.
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WEEDS
CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH
STAGE
Turnip weed
Variegated thistle
Rosette to
pre-flowering
STATE
RATE /ha
Qld, NSW only
300 mL +
375 mL of
2,4-D amine
(625 g/L)
Vic, SA, WA only
2-4L
Qld, NSW only
300 mL +
375 mL
2,4-D amine
(625 g/L)
See Table 1.
Use higher rate on mature plants.
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Wandering Jew
See Table 1.
1L
Wireweed
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CRITICAL COMMENTS
300 mL +
375 mL
2,4-D amine
(625 g/L)
See Table 1.
WITHHOLDING PERIOD
DO NOT GRAZE OR CUT CROPS (EXCEPT SUGAR CANE) OR PASTURES FOR STOCK FOOD FOR 7 DAYS AFTER
APPLICATION.
Sugar Cane: DO NOT HARVEST FOR 8 WEEKS AFTER APPLICATION.
Mixing: Mix only with water. It will not mix with oil or
diesel fuel. Mechanical or by-pass agitation in the spray
tank is recommended, and it should be maintained during
spraying.
Quarter fill the spray tank and add the required amount of
herbicide in the following order: Wettable powder or water
dispersible granules; suspension concentrates (atrazine
flowable); aqueous concentrates (e.g. Tordon™ 75-D, 2,4-D
amine); emulsifiable concentrates and finally surfactant or
crop oil.
Adjuvants: DO NOT add surfactants (such as BS-1000) or
crop oils (such as Uptake Spraying Oil) unless specifically
recommended to do so in the DIRECTIONS FOR USE
Tables, 1 and 2.
APPLICATION
Tordon 75-D may be applied by:
Ground boom. Spray using accurately calibrated equipment
delivering 50 - 100 L water/ha. DO NOT use less than
200 L/ha in sugar cane. When treating maize and sorghum,
the risk of crop injury will be reduced if dropper nozzles
are used to avoid spraying the growing point of the crop.
Misting machines and boomjet sprayers should not be used
for treating crops.
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Aircraft. Use accurately calibrated equipment to deliver not
less than 20 L water/ha. DO NOT use less than 50 L/ha in
sugar cane.
High volume. Apply using a calibrated handgun with D5 or
D6 (2 - 3 mm) nozzle plate and operated at 400 - 500 kPa.
Spray to thoroughly wet the weed, usually 2,500-3,500 L
water/infested ha is required.
Stem injection. Treat only trees with good sap flow.
Make injection cuts at 13 cm spacing around the diameter
of the tree at waist height or at 15 cm spacing at ground
level. The cuts should be made using a 5 to 7 cm wide
narrow bladed axe. The cut must be made through the
bark and deep enough to place all the chemical in contact
with the sap wood. Treat each stem of a multistem tree
where possible. Inject the chemical mix into each cut
immediately after the cut is made. Apply the mix with a
vaccinator or similar equipment which can be accurately
calibrated or a tree injector which can apply the measured
dose at or near ground level. Injection at or near ground
level is essential in the Traprock area of south-eastern
Queensland and is preferred for optimum results in Bimble
box (poplar box) areas.
other Group I herbicides.
representative.
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COMPATIBILITY
Tordon 75-D is compatible with:
atrazine (600 g/L flowable or an equivalent
granular product)
Dow AgroSciences (2, 4-D) Amine 625
diquat
metsulfuron-methyl
Topik®
glyphosate 450
Ripper™ 480 glyphosate
NON-TARGET PLANTS
After using Tordon 75-D, empty the tank completely and
drain the whole system. Thoroughly wash inside the tank
using a pressure hose, drain the tank and clean any tank,
pump, line and nozzle filters.
To Rinse: After cleaning the tank as above, quarter fill the
tank with clean water and circulate through the pumps,
procedure twice.
To Decontaminate: Before spraying sensitive crops
(see PROTECTION OF CROPS, NATIVE AND OTHER
NON-TARGET PLANTS section) wash the tank and rinse
the system, as above. Quarter fill the tank and add an
alkali detergent at 500 mL/100L of water or the powder
equivalent at 500 g/100 L of water) and circulate
throughout the system for at least fifteen minutes. If using
a concentrated laundry detergent use 250 g (or mL)/100 L
water. Do not use chlorine based cleaners. Drain the whole
system. Then remove filters, nozzles and clean them
separately. Finally, flush the system with clean water and
allow to drain.
disposal area or if this is unavailable, onto unused
(and away from plants and water courses).
Crops susceptible to Tordon 75-D include but are not
limited to; peas, lupins, lucerne, navy beans, soybeans, and
other legumes; cotton, fruit, hops, ornamentals, potatoes,
safflower sugarbeet, sunflower, tobacco, tomatoes,
DO NOT plant susceptible crops within 12 months of
applying winter or summer cereal Use Rates of this
product. Cereal crops and grasses can be sown safely after
using Tordon 75-D.
Rates in excess of these will result in more persistent soil
residues. Therefore, do not rotate susceptible plants until an
adequately sensitive bioassay or chemical test shows that
no detectable picloram is present within soil.
Drift Warning
DO NOT allow spray to drift onto susceptible crops.
Avoid spray drift onto susceptible crops such as
cotton, tobacco, tomatoes, vines, lupins, fruit trees and
ornamentals.
standard nozzles.
Equipment that has been used for application of Tordon 75-D
should not be used for application of other materials to
susceptible plants until it has been decontaminated.
Tordon 75-D Herbicide contains members of the pyridine
and phenoxy groups of herbicides. The product has the
disrupters of plant cell growth mode of action. For weed
resistance management, the product is a Group I Herbicide.
DO NOT graze or cut treated crops or plants for stock food
except as specified under withholding periods.
spraying and stock should be kept away from these plants
until they have died down.
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Cut stump. Cut the trees as close to the ground as
practicable, leaving stumps no higher then 10 cm. Spray,
swab or brush the chemical mix immediately to the freshly
cut surface so as to thoroughly wet the surface. If the cut
surface is oily, add a non-ionic wetting agent to assist
penetration.
Frilling. Make successive overlapping cuts into the
sapwood around the entire circumference of the base of the
tree. Spray to thoroughly wet the frilled area.
Injecting spray into centre of weed. Inject using a
vaccinator or similar equipment, 1 mL of treatment mix
into the growing point for each 2.5 cm of the plant stem
diameter. (See Zamia palm).
AND ENVIRONMENT
DO NOT contaminate streams, rivers, waterways, water
used for irrigation, drinking or other domestic purposes,
with the chemical or used containers.
TORDON 75-D
Store in closed, original container in a cool, well ventilated
or product.
SAFETY DIRECTIONS
• When preparing the spray and using the prepared spray,
wear PVC or rubber apron, elbow-length PVC gloves
and a face shield.
and water.
• After each day’s use, wash gloves, face shield and
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FIRST AID
Sheet for TORDONTM 75-D HERBICIDE which is available from
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ACTIVE CONSTITUENTS: 200 g/L TRICLOPYR present as the triethylamine salt
200 g/L PICLORAM
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For the control of unwanted timber by stem injection or cut stump/brushcutter application
For the
control
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Directions
Use.
Directions For Use.
Dow
AgroSciences
Australia
Limited
ABN 24
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TORDON DS
POISON
POISON
KEEP OUT OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
TORDON DS
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
RESTRAINTS:
DO NOT treat trees with poor sap flow.
DO NOT apply to plants which may be stressed (not actively growing) due to prolonged periods of extreme cold, moisture
stress (water-logged or drought affected) or previous herbicide treatment, as reduced levels of control may result.
DO NOT apply close to or on areas containing roots of desirable vegetation, where treated soil may be washed to areas
growing, (or to be planted with), desirable plants.
DO NOT apply on sites where surface water from heavy rain can be expected to run off to areas containing or to be planted
to susceptible crops or plants.
DO NOT move soil, which has been sprayed, to areas where desirable plants are to be grown.
DO NOT burn treated areas for 9 months after application or mechanically clear treated areas for at least 12 months
after application.
For High volume spraying, DO NOT spray if rain is likely within 1 hour or if foliage is wet from rain or dew.
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Table A: Stem Injection Application
DILUTION RATE: Mix 1 part Tordon Double Strenth Herbicide (DSH) with 4 parts water.
WEEDS CONTROLLED
Acacia (except Qld),
Angophora,
Casuarina,
Corymbia,
Eucalyptus
(except Yellow box),
Lophostemon and
Melaleuca species.
Camphor laurel.
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WEED GROWTH
SIZE
STATE
APPLICATION RATE
Single stems
less than 25 cm
diameter at base
(Waist height
application)
All States
1 mL of diluted
chemical per cut @
10 to 13 cm centres
NOTE: Control of Acacia, Casuarina and
Lophostemon species may be variable. Use
ground level application to reduce variability.
Single stems
less than 25 cm
diameter at base
(Ground level
application)
1 mL of diluted
chemical per cut @
12 to 15 cm centres
Multiple stems or
more than 25 cm
diameter at base
(Waist height
application)
2 mL of diluted
chemical per cut @
10 to 13 cm centres
Multiple stems
or more than
25 cm diameter
at base
(Ground level
application)
2 mL of diluted
chemical per cut @
12 to 15 cm centres
DO NOT exceed the spacings shown from the
centre of one cut to centre of the next cut.
Inject each stem of a multistem tree where
possible.
Injection at or near ground level is essential
in the Traprock area of south-eastern
Queensland and is preferred for optimum
results in poplar box areas.
In areas where experience has shown that
results are variable because species are
harder to kill or due to marginal soil and/or
climate factors, higher doses may improve
control.
Contact Dow AgroSciences for more detail.
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TORDON DS
Table B: Cut Stump/Brushcutter Application
WEEDS CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH
SIZE
STATE
RATE /10 L WATER
Acacia (except Qld),
Angophora,
Casuarina,
Corymbia,
Eucalyptus
(except Yellow box), and
Lophostemon species
Cut stem as close
to the ground as
possible, leaving
stump no higher
than 10 cm
All States
500 mL
CRITICAL COMMENTS
NOTE: Control of Acacia, Casuarina and
Lophostemon species may be variable.
If cut surface is oily, add wetting agent
(e.g. BS 1000) for penetration.
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Table C: High Volume Spraying
WEEDS CONTROLLED
WEED GROWTH
SIZE
Blackberry
STATE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
RATE /100 L WATER
Late spring to
autumn
All States
except NT
500 mL
Always add an adjuvant (see COMPATIBILITY
section for details). Where herbicides other than
Group I herbicides have been used, allow two
seasons regrowth to occur before respraying
with Tordon Double Strength Herbicide (DSH).
September to
March when
actively growing
NSW, Vic,
SA and Tas
only
375 mL
Treat any regrowth in the following season. Use
a minimum of 3000-4000 L of spray mixture/ha
for dense gorse.
Qld only
2.5 L
™
Gorse
Harrisia cactus
Treat all stems thoroughly.
Use of Tordon DSH on native vegetation must be done in accordance with STATE and/or LOCAL legislation.
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COMPATIBILITY
Tordon DSH is compatible with the following adjuvants:
Hasten® @ 500 mL/100 L water
Supercharge® @ 500 mL/100 L water
Uptake™ Spraying Oil @ 500 mL/100 L water.
MIXING
Mix only with water. It will not mix with oil or diesel fuel.
Only mix sufficient solution for immediate daily use and
avoid storing.
When using the Tree Injector, make sure that the pump
handle is held in whilst striking the tree, otherwise
unnecessary strain will be placed on the pump and valve,
and chemical will be ejected onto the bark. Use injector with
groove in blade uppermost. Strike tree, cutting through bark
to sapwood. Lower the upper end of the injector to open
the cut, then move pump handle out and in to inject the
dose. A smooth action will give better results than a quick
“snapping” action.
pocket is made.
B. Cut Stump/Brushcutter Application
Stems should be cut less than 10 cm above the ground.
Remove and treat the surface of any suckers present below
the cut surface and ground level.
Immediately apply Tordon DSH/water mixture liberally to
the freshly cut stump by spraying the cut surface and sides
of the stem.
If cut surface is oily, add a 100% non-ionic surfactant (e.g.
BS-1000) at 100 mL/100 L water to improve penetration.
When using a brushcutter with a herbicide attachment,
read all safety and operating instructions in the brushcutter
manual prior to use of the equipment.
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A. Stem Injection Application
Mix one part Tordon DSH with 4 parts clean water. Agitate
well before commencing work. After use, clean equipment
thoroughly and rinse several times with water.
B. High Volume Application
Half fill the spray unit with water, and add the required
amount of Tordon DSH. Add the remaining water with the
agitator running. If required, then add spray oils or wetters
(surfactants). Maintain mechanical or by-pass agitation in
the spray tank during spraying.
APPLICATION
A. Stem Injection Application
Waist Height Application
To make an injection pocket at waist height, use a
3/4 length axe with a blade width of 5 to 7 cm. The cut of
injection must be through the bark and deep enough to
place all the chemical in contact with the sap wood.
pocket is made. Apply chemical with a Phillips 5 mL
vaccinator fitted with a tree injector kit which can be
accurately calibrated. Set vaccinator to deliver 1 mL of
herbicide mix.
When treating regrowth less than the width of the axe,
ensure chemical does not run out the sides of the cut, as
reduced control will result. This can be overcome by using
the corner of the axe to make the pocket in the stem or
treating by cut stump application.
Ground Level Application
To make an injection pocket at ground level, use a narrow
blade axe, as described for waist height application, or
a C.M.B. Engineering Tree Injector designed for this
application method.
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C. High Volume Spraying
Weeds need to be actively growing for herbicides to
have optimum effect. In areas that have been bulldozed,
slashed, burnt, ploughed or previously treated
with chemical, wait until all regrowth has reached
approximately 1 metre before treating.
Thorough coverage of foliage to the point of run-off is
essential, however, avoid excess spraying which is wasteful
of chemical.
Hand Gun (blackberry and gorse)
and stems through a No. 6 to 8 tip at 700 to 1500 kPa.
A spray volume of 3000 to 4000 L per infested hectare of
1 to 2 metre high gorse and blackberry (30 to 40 L/100 m2)
should be used.
Knapsack (harrisia cactus)
Apply the recommended spray mix to give a full coverage
of all stems from the crown. Treatment should start from
the end of each stem to the centre of the plant, with a final
dose to the plant crown.
Complete coverage of every stem is required for adequate
control.
Rinsing
After using Tordon DSH, empty the spray equipment
wash inside the unit using a pressure hose, if necessary.
Drain the spray unit, and clean any filters in the tank, pump,
lines, hoses and nozzles.
After cleaning the spray unit as above, quarter fill with clean
water and circulate through the pump, lines, hoses and
Decontamination
Before spraying cotton and other sensitive crops with
equipment that has been used to apply Tordon DSH,
see PROTECTION OF CROPS, NATIVE AND OTHER
fill the tank and add an alkali detergent at 500 mL/100 L of
water or the powder equivalent at 500 g/100 L of water)
and circulate throughout the system for at least 15 minutes.
If using a concentrated laundry detergent use
250 g (or mL)/100 L water. Do not use chlorine based
cleaners. Drain the whole system. Then remove filters,
nozzles and clean them separately. Finally, flush the system
with clean water and allow to drain.
clean the separately. Finally flush the system with clean water
and allow to drain.
local Department of Agriculture or local Dow AgroSciences
representative.
NON-TARGET PLANTS
Crops susceptible to Tordon DSH include, but are not
limited to: peas, lupins, lucerne, navy beans, peanuts,
soybeans and other legumes; cotton, flowers, fruit, hops,
ornamentals, shade trees and Pinus spp., potatoes,
safflower, sugarbeet, sunflower, tobacco, tomatoes,
Tordon DSH is damaging to susceptible crops during
both growing and dormant periods. Grasses are normally
unaffected and establish quickly after treatment.
Picloram, one of the active constituents in this product can
remain active in the soil for extended periods depending
on soil type and application rate, rainfall, temperature,
humidity, soil moisture and soil organic matter.
vegetation and susceptible crops.
DO NOT apply under weather conditions, or from spray
susceptible plants/crops, cropping lands, pastures,
waterways or native vegetation.
DO NOT apply close to, or on areas, containing roots of
desirable vegetation, where treated soil may be washed
onto areas growing (or areas to be planted with) desirable
plants.
rain can be expected to run off to areas containing, or to
be planted with susceptible crops or plants. DO NOT move
soil which may have been treated to areas where desirable
plants are to be grown.
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land away from desirable plants and water courses.
Tordon DSH is a member of the pyridines group of
the product is a Group I herbicide.
With high volume spraying, poisonous plants may become
more palatable after spraying and stock should be kept
away from these plants until they have died down.
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CLEANING HIGH VOLUME SPRAY EQUIPMENT
TORDON DS
FIRST AID
DO NOT store near food, feedstuffs, fertilisers, seed,
insecticides, fungicides or other pesticides.
or product.
If poisoning occurs, contact a doctor, or Poisons
Sheet for TORDONTM DOUBLE STRENGTH HERBICIDE
Call Customer Service Toll free on 1-800 700 096 or visit
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and drains.
Services at 1-800 033 882.
SAFETY DIRECTIONS
• May irritate the eyes.
• When preparing spray and using the product, wear
elbow-length PVC gloves and face shield.
• After each day’s use, wash gloves and face shield.
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TORDON GRANULES
™
™
Weed
Weed and
and Brush
Brush Herbicide
Herbicide
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 20 g/kg PICLORAM present as the triethanolamine salt
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 20 g/kg PICLORAM present as the triethanolamine salt
For the control of ragwort and woody plants including sweet briar, African boxthorn,
For the apple,
controllimebush,
of ragworteucalypt
and woody
plantsand
including
sweet
Africanasboxthorn,
chinee
suckers
seedlings,
andbriar,
blackberry
specified in
chinee
apple, limebush,
the
Directions
For Use. eucalypt suckers and seedlings, and blackberry as specified in
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AgroSciences
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE
RESTRAINTS:
DO NOT apply to weeds which may be stressed (not actively growing) due to prolonged periods of extreme cold, moisture
stress (water-logged or drought affected) or previous herbicide treatment, as reduced levels of control may result.
DO NOT apply during high winds.
SITUATIONS
Grazing pastures
Forests
Rights-of-way
WEEDS CONTROLLED
Sweet briar
African boxthorn
STATES
RATE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Vic, Qld, SA,
WA only
35-45 g per
square metre
Use the higher rate on larger bushes, on blackberry,
and also on very sandy, gravelly or rocky soil and in
areas where very high rainfall is usual.
Apply granules over an area extending from the
main stem to 30 cm outside the dripline to cover
the main part of the root system. Where it is
difficult to apply granules to the soil they can be
thrown over the top of the bush taking care to
obtain even distribution.
NSW ONLY
For Eucalypts: Apply only to actively growing
regrowth which is less than 5 years old and
under 3 m tall.
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Chinee apple
Qld and NT only
Limebush
Eucalypts - suckers
and seedlings
Vic, Qld, NSW,
SA, WA only
TORDON GRANULES
Blackberry
Ragwort
Vic, Tas only
2 g per plant
Crush centre of plant with heel of boot or with
WEEDSTICK† Granule Applicator immediately prior
to application.
† NZ Patent No. 190285, 188725
FOR NSW ONLY:
With the exception of regrowth less than 5 years old and under 3 m tall, the clearing of more than five hectares
of trees by aerial, ground or spot application in NSW is prohibited unless specifically authorised by permit.
This restriction does not apply to noxious woody weeds.
WITHHOLDING PERIODS
Tordon Granules are recommended as a spot application for
treatment of scattered target plants, particularly in areas
where access for spray equipment is difficult or water
supplies are limited. Treat before growth begins or during
vigorous growth when good rainfall can be expected.
Rain after application is required to move the herbicide into
the root zone and the effect on treated plants will not be
observed until then.
Picloram, the active constituent in this product remains
active in the soil for extended periods, depending on rate
of application, soil type, rainfall, temperature, humidity,
soil moisture and soil organic matter.
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Tordon Granules Weed and Brush Herbicide is a member
of the pyridines group of herbicides. The product has the
disrupters of plant cell growth mode of action. For weed
resistance management the product is a Group I herbicide.
product or other Group I herbicides. Since the occurrence
result from the failure of this product to control resistant
weeds. Strategies to minimise the risk of herbicide
resistance are available. Contact your farm chemical
supplier, consultant, local Department of Agriculture or
local Dow AgroSciences representative.
Will kill medics and clover present at time of treatment.
After use wash hands thoroughly before handling
susceptible crops.
DO NOT allow the dust of this product to drift onto
susceptible crops, such as, but not limited to: peas, lupins,
lucerne, navy beans, soybeans and other legumes; cotton,
fruit hops, ornamentals, shade trees and Pinus spp., flowers,
potatoes, safflowers, sugarbeet, sunflowers, tobacco,
tomatoes, vegetable and vines.
DO NOT use under meteorological conditions likely to
produce physical drift onto waterways, native vegetation
and susceptible crops.
desirable vegetation, where treated soil may be washed onto
areas growing, or areas to be planted with desirable plants.
rain can be expected to runoff to areas containing, or to be
planted with susceptible crops or plants.
DO NOT move soil which may have been treated to areas
where desirable plants are to be grown.
DO NOT use on land to be cultivated for growing
susceptible crops. Legumes, vines, vegetables, cotton,
tomatoes, ornamentals and many other plants are highly
susceptible to this product during both growing and
dormant periods. Grasses are normally unaffected and
establish quickly after treatment.
and drains.
Services at 1-800 033 882.
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spraying and stock should be kept away from these plants
until they have died down.
DO NOT store container near food, feedstuffs, fertilisers,
seed, insecticides, fungicides or other pesticides.
Store in the closed original container, in a secure cool,
well-ventilated area. DO NOT store for prolonged periods in
direct sunlight.
Shake empty pail into granule applicator.
and the cap. Store cleaned container in a sheltered place with
cap removed. It will then be acceptable for recycling at any
SAFETY DIRECTIONS
• DO NOT inhale dust.
• After use and before eating, drinking and smoking wash
FIRST AID
If poisoning occurs, contact a doctor, or Poisons
Sheet for TORDON™ GRANULES WEED AND BRUSH
HERBICIDE which is available from Dow AgroSciences on
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NON-TARGET PLANTS
TORDON REGROWTHMASTER
POISON
POISON
KEEP OUT OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
KEEP OUT
OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
BEFORE
OPENING
OR USING
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For the control of unwanted timber by stem injection or cut stump/brushcutter application
For
control
of unwantedgorse
timber
stem injection
orfoliage
cut stump/brushcutter
application
and the
control
of blackberry,
andbyharrisia
cactus by
spray as specified
in the
and
controlfor
of Use.
blackberry, gorse and harrisia cactus by foliage spray as specified in the
Directions
Directions for Use.
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AgroSciences
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Limited
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24 003
20 Rodborough
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FRENCHS
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20
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CAUTION
CAUTION
KEEP OUT OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
KEEP OUT
OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
BEFORE
OPENING
OR USING
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TORPEDO
™
™
Herbicide
Herbicide
ACTIVE CONSTITUENTS: 300 g/L CLOPYRALID present as the monoethanolamine salt
00 g/L FLORASULAM
CLOPYRALID present as the monoethanolamine salt
50 g/L FLORASULAM
A suspension concentrate formulation for post-emergent control or suppression of broadleaf
A suspension
concentrate
formulation
control
or suppression
of broadleaf
weeds
in barley,
oats, triticale,
wheat for
andpost-emergent
ryegrass pasture
as specified
in the Directions
for Use.
weeds in barley, oats, triticale, wheat and ryegrass pasture as specified in the Directions for Use.
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AgroSciences
Australia
Limited
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24 003
771 659
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2086
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE
For Application to barley, oats, triticale, wheat and ryegrass pasture only; from 3 leaf up to 1st node of the crop.
RESTRAINTS:
(water-logging or drought) or previous herbicide treatment, as crop damage or reduced levels of control may result
(see CROP SAFETY for additional comments on barley and oats).
DO NOT sow susceptible crops into paddocks treated the previous season with Torpedo until after the required
plantback period has elapsed - see under label heading “PROTECTION OF CROPS, NATIVE AND OTHER
NON-TARGET PLANTS” below.
DO NOT spray if rain is likely to occur within three hours or if heavy rain is likely to occur within 48 hours.
DO NOT apply later than the 1st node stage of the crops.
DO NOT apply by air, and
DO NOT apply this product by mister within a Chemical Control Area in Victoria without a valid permit.
DO NOT double overlap spray to avoid injury to following susceptible crops.
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Adjuvant: Always use Uptake™ Spraying Oil at 500 mL/100 L (except when tank mixing with metsulfuron).
For specific recommendations see COMPATIBILITY – Adjuvants section.
Torpedo in tank mix: Apply tank mixes from the 3 leaf crop stage onwards.
Ryegrass: Only apply Torpedo Herbicide once per season in ryegrass pasture.
WEED
TORPEDO
WEED STAGE
RATE (mL Torpedo/ha)
Bedstraw (Galium spp.)
Up to 6 whorl &/or
10 cm high
100 mL (alone) or 75 mL +
either 500 mL MCPA LVE*
or 350 to 500 mL
Bromoxynil-MCPA*
Capeweed
Up to 4 leaf &/or
8 cm diameter
WA only: 75 mL +
either 500 mL MCPA LVE
or 350 to 500 mL
Bromoxynil-MCPA
Up to 6 leaf &/or
12 cm diameter
100 mL + either
500 mL MCPA LVE
or 350 to 500 mL
Bromoxynil-MCPA
(Emex australis)
Up to 4 leaf &/or
10 cm diameter
75 mL + 5 g Metsulfuron
(600 g/kg)
Do not use this mix on oat crops.
Apply with BS1000 surfactant at
100 mL/100 L.
Up to 6 leaf &/or
15 cm diameter
75 to 100 mL + 500 mL
MCPA LVE
(Malva parviflora)
suppression
Up to 4 leaf &/or
10 cm diameter
100 mL + either
500 mL MCPA LVE
or 5 g Metsulfuron
+ 350 mL MCPA LVE
Where a range of rates is labelled,
use the higher rates of Torpedo
and/or its tank mix partner when
weeds are large, at high density,
crop is non-competitive or any of
these situations in combination.
Paterson’s curse
(Echium plantagineum)
suppression
Up to 4 leaf &/or
10 cm diameter
100 mL
100 mL + either
500 mL MCPA LVE
or 5 g Metsulfuron
+ 350 mL MCPA LVE
Paterson’s curse
control
Snail medic (Medicago
scutellata)
Up to 5 leaf &/or
6 cm diameter
75 to 100 mL + either
500 mL MCPA LVE
or 350 to 500 mL
Bromoxynil-MCPA
Turnip weed (Rapistrum
rugosum)
Up to 8 leaf &/or
15 cm diameter
100 mL (alone) or 75 mL
+ 500 mL MCPA LVE
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CRITICAL COMMENTS
Always use a higher rate for larger
weeds or high weed density.
Note: Large weeds at treatment
time may not be completely
controlled.
Adjuvant: Always use Uptake™ Spraying Oil at 500 mL/100 L (except when tank mixing with metsulfuron).
For specific recommendations see COMPATIBILITY – Adjuvants section.
Torpedo in tank mix: Apply tank mixes from the 3 leaf crop stage onwards.
Ryegrass: Only apply Torpedo Herbicide once per season in ryegrass pasture.
WEED
Toadrush
(Juncus bufonis)
suppression
WEED STAGE
RATE (mL Torpedo/ha)
Up to 4 leaf &/or
5 cm heigh
100 mL
100 mL
+ 500 mL Bromoxynil-MCPA
Toadrush
control
Vetches
(Vicia spp.)
Up to 6 leaf &/or
15 cm high
100 mL (alone) or 75 mL +
either 500 mL MCPA LVE
or 500 mL Bromoxynil-MCPA
Up to 6 leaf or node
&/or 15 cm high
75 to 100 mL
Up to 6 leaf &/or
15 cm diameter
75 to 100 mL + 500 mL
MCPA LVE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Where a range of rates is labelled,
use the higher rates of Torpedo
and/or its tank mix partner when
weeds are large, at high density,
crop is non-competitive or any of
these situations in combination.
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Volunteer legumes,
(including Chickpea,
Faba bean, Field pea,
Lentil & Lupin)
Wild radish (Raphanus
raphanistrum)
Always apply in tank mix with
MCPA. Use the higher Torpedo rate
if weeds are large (> 4 leaf stage)
and/or high density (> 50 /m2).
TORPEDO
*MCPA LVE refers to any product composed of 500 g/L of MCPA present as the ethyl hexyl ester.
Bromoxynil-MCPA refers to any product composed of 200 g/L bromoxynil present as the n-octanoyl ester + 200 g/L MCPA
present as the ethyl hexyl ester
HARVEST WITHHOLDING PERIOD:
Barley, Oats, Triticale and Wheat: NOT REQUIRED WHEN
USED AS DIRECTED.
When using Torpedo in a tank mix with another product,
observe the Harvest Withholding Period of the other product.
STOCKFOOD WITHHOLDING PERIOD:
DO NOT GRAZE OR CUT TREATED CROPS FOR
STOCK FEED FOR 7 DAYS AFTER APPLICATION of
Torpedo. When using Torpedo in a tank mix with another
product, observe whichever Stockfood Withholding
Period is the longer.
CROP SAFETY
Barley and oats – Under certain conditions which result in
crop stress, Torpedo or tank mixes may result in transient
crop effects (height reduction and yellowing). Grain yield
is normally unaffected.
MIXING
Torpedo is a suspension concentrate which may show some
separation on storage. Roll, shake or invert the container
several times to ensure that Torpedo has completely
resuspended before measuring to mix. Torpedo should be
added to the spray tank with simultaneous agitation.
If agitation is limited, premix the Torpedo in a bucket before
adding to the main tank. Once diluted correctly, Torpedo
remains in suspension.
If tank mixing with other products, the following
order should be followed:
1.
2.
3.
4.
Quarter fill the spray tank, maintaining agitation, then:
Add Torpedo (as described above).
Add water to half fill the spray tank.
Add wettable powders, water dispersible granules or
other suspension concentrates.
5. Add emulsifiable concentrates.
6. Add Uptake Spraying Oil when spray tank is half full.
7. Add water to increase to the final spray volume.
COMPATIBILITY
Torpedo has not been tested in all tank mix combinations
over all cereal varieties. All mixtures should be tested prior
to mixing commercial quantities.
Torpedo is biologically compatible for broadleaf weed
control with Ester 800, Esteron™ LV, Amine 625 Herbicide,
bromoxynil, bromoxynil-MCPA, MCPA amine, MCPA LVE,
metsulfuron, Lontrel™ 750 SG, Lontrel™ Herbicide,
Starane™ Advanced or Tordon™ 242. Tank mixes must be
applied at the appropriate labelled cereal growth stage for
the partner herbicide and rate. For best control of wild
radish, Indian hedge mustard or turnip weed, always
tank mix Torpedo with MCPA.
Grass Herbicides
For wild oat control, Axial® Herbicide, Wildcat® 110 EC
and Topik® 240 EC are biologically compatible with Torpedo.
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Some reduction in wild oat control may occur with
Topik 240 EC or Wildcat® 110 EC tank mixes under good
growing conditions. The grass herbicide must be applied
under excellent growing conditions and at the highest label
rate or wild oat growth stage, size and density. Torpedo +
MCPA LVE at up to 500 mL/ha may be tank mixed with
Axial with some reduction in wild oat control under
good growing conditions.
Adjuvants
For broadleaf weeds always use Uptake Spraying Oil at
500 mL/100 L, except when using metsulfuron in a tank
mix. Use BS1000 at 100 mL/100 L with metsulfuron
tank mixes. For wild oat control with Axial and Torpedo
mixes, always use either Uptake Spraying Oil or Adigor®
at 500 mL/100 L. For wild oat control with Topik 240 EC
and Torpedo tank mixes, use Uptake Spraying Oil
at 500 mL/100 L. For wild oat control with Wildcat 110 EC
and Torpedo tank mixes, use BS1000 at 250 mL/100 L.
Torpedo contains members of the pyridine and
triazolopyrimidine sulfonanilide group of herbicides.
The product has the disrupters of plant cell growth and
acetolactate synthase (ALS) inhibitor modes of action.
For weed resistance management, the product is a Group I +
Group B herbicide. Some naturally occurring weed biotypes
resistant to the product and other Group I and/or B herbicides
or other Group I or Group B herbicides. Since the occurrence
result from the failure of the product to control resistant
weeds. Strategies to minimise the risk of herbicide resistance
are available. Contact your farm chemical supplier, consultant
or local Department of Agriculture.
Torpedo is a broadleaf herbicide with no grass weed activity
and exerts no selection pressure on annual ryegrass.
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TORPEDO
Boom Spraying: Apply Torpedo in sufficient spray volume
to obtain good coverage. It should be applied by an
accurately calibrated ground rig using a water volume of
50–100 L/ha. Sprayers should aim to apply medium to
coarse quality spray in accordance with ASABE standard
S-572. Where coarse quality spray is to be applied, aim to
apply a total spray volume of at least 80 L/ha.
CLEANING SPRAY EQUIPMENT:
After using Torpedo, empty the tank completely and drain
the whole system. Thoroughly wash inside the tank using a
pressure hose, drain the tank and clean any tank, pump, line
and nozzle filters.
Partial Cleaning (Rinse only – before using rig to spray
barley, oats, triticale and wheat): After cleaning the tank as
above, quarter fill the tank with clean water and circulate
through the pump, line, hoses and nozzles. Drain and
repeat procedure twice.
Complete Cleaning (Decontamination – before using
rig to spray crops that are susceptible to Torpedo): After
cleaning the tank as above, quarter fill the tank with clean
water and add a liquid alkali detergent (e.g. Surf®, Omo®,
Drive®) at 500 mL/100 L water and circulate throughout
the system for at least 15 minutes. Drain the whole system.
Then remove filters and nozzles and clean separately.
Finally rinse inside the tank thoroughly using a pressure
hose and flush system with clean water and allow to drain.
Note: If using a concentrated laundry detergent use 250 g
watercourses.
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NON-TARGET PLANTS
Composts and Mulches
Compost, mulch or mushroom substrate made from plant
material treated with Torpedo may cause damage to
susceptible crops or plants. DO NOT apply Torpedo to crops
or pastures that will be used for the production of compost,
mulches or mushroom substrate.
Stubble from Treated Crops
Ensure that harvesters effectively spread crop straw and do
not leave a heavy ‘header trail’ after harvest. Burn (if legal in
the area) or bale and remove, slash or incorporate stubble
as soon as practical after harvest and for as long as
possible before planting next year to allow microbial
breakdown of any residues in straw. Heavy stubble loads
may carry more residue into the following season. Where
heavy stubble burdens and/or non-wetting soils exist and
less than the recommended amount of rain has fallen from
application to planting the susceptible crop (see below),
only plant a winter or summer cereal.
Susceptible crops and plants include, but are not
limited to, canola, chickpeas, cotton, faba beans,
field peas, fruit trees, lentils, lupins, lucerne,
medics, ornamentals, potatoes, safflower, subclover, tomatoes, vegetables, vetches, vines
(grape and kiwi fruit), wattles and white clover.
Field peas, faba beans, lentils and vetches are
particularly susceptible.
Where Torpedo residue carryover is suspected and susceptible crops are to be planted, test the treated area as follows:
Field bioassay – where rain allows, plant a small area of the susceptible crop 4 to 6 weeks before desired planting date and
take note of any symptoms of injury. If any herbicide symptoms are observed, only plant a cereal crop (see
recommendations for northern and southern Australia below).
Pot bioassay – where not practical to do field bioassay, plant a small number of seeds of the susceptible crop into pots
containing soil from the treated field. Do this test 4 to 6 weeks before desired planting date. If any herbicide symptoms are
observed, only plant a cereal crop (see recommendations for northern and southern Australia below).
Planting Crops Following Use of Torpedo in Previous Cereal Crop
Planting crops ‘dry’ without appropriate rain (see below) in the fallow prior to planting increases the risk of injury to
susceptible crops. This practice should be avoided or only plant a cereal crop. In severely dry conditions, where less than 30%
of average annual rainfall and/or less than the minimum rain has fallen between application and planting the next year (see
below), only plant a cereal crop.
Soil type
On deep soils (with no impermeable sub-horizon), susceptible crops may be planted as shown in the table below after
Torpedo application.
On shallow, duplex, low organic matter soils with an impermeable sub-horizon within the root zone (30 cm deep or less),
susceptible crops should not be planted for at least 9 months after application in northern Australia and 12 months after
application in southern Australia.
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Plantback Periods for Deep Soils
Minimum Rain/Water
requirements before
sowing crops following
use of Torpedo
Crops to be planted
Sth NSW, Vic, SA, WA, Tas
(Winter dominant
rainfall areas)
At least 25 mm of rain or irrigation
in the summer to autumn period,
with a subsequent extended period
of soil wetting (at least 1 week)
Canola, clover, chickpea, faba
bean, field pea, lentils, lucerne,
lupins, medics, vetch
9 months
Barley, oats, triticale, wheat,
2 weeks
For susceptible summer crops;
at least 100 mm rain or irrigation.
For susceptible winter crops;
at least 150 mm rain or irrigation.
This rain or irrigation should wet
the soil for an extended period of
1 week or more.
Canola, chickpea, cotton,
lucerne, soybean, sunflower
6 months
Barley, maize, oats, sorghum,
triticale, wheat
2 weeks
Nth NSW and Qld
(Summer dominant
rainfall areas)
(Vertosol soils)
Plantback Interval
TORPEDO
Area/State
For all situations, sufficient rainfall to enable soil wetting for at least 1 week or more is essential to enable
residue breakdown before planting susceptible crops.
AND ENVIRONMENT
Torpedo has low toxicity to fish, birds, honey bees,
Overspray or drift to sensitive habitats should be avoided.
required between the downwind edge of the boom and the
closest edge of non-target vegetation and a buffer zone of
5 metres is required between the downwind edge of the
boom and the closest edge of waterbodies.
Florasulam is very highly toxic to algae and aquatic plants.
Store in the tightly closed original container in a securely
locked place, out of direct sunlight.
Store cleaned container in a sheltered place with cap removed.
It will then be acceptable for recycling at any drumMUSTER
collection or similar container management site. The cap
should not be replaced but may be taken separately. If not
packaging for appropriate disposal to an approved waste
management facility. If an approved waste management
facility is not available, bury the empty packaging 500 mm
below the surface in a disposal pit specifically marked and set
up for this purpose, clear of waterways, desirable vegetation
and tree roots, in compliance with relevant Local, State or
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Sheet for TORPEDO™ HERBICIDE which is available from
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SAFETY DIRECTIONS
• May irritate the eyes and skin.
• When opening the container and preparing spray wear
elbow-length PVC gloves and goggles.
• Wash hands after use. After each day’s use, wash gloves
and goggles.
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TREFLAN
POISON
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE
TREFLAN
RESTRAINTS
This product must be incorporated into the soil within 4 hours of application.
1. FIELD CROPS
SITUATION &
CROP
Chickpeas
WEEDS
STATE
RATE/SOIL TYPE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Light
Medium
Heavy
1.25 1.7 L /ha
1.25 1.7 L /ha
1.25 1.7 L /ha
Annual Ryegrass, Paradoxa
Grass (Canary Grass), Wireweed
(Hogweed), Black Pigweed,
suppression of Climbing
Buckwheat (Black Bindweed),
Wild Oats
Qld only
Use 1.25 L/ha when applying
immediately prior to sowing.
Use 1.7 L/ha when applying to
dry soil before the planting rain.
Annual Ryegrass, Wireweed
(Hogweed), Deadnettles and
Wild Oats
Vic only
Red & White Fumitory, Rough
Poppy, Wireweed (Hogweed),
Annual Ryegrass, Barley Grass,
Canary Grass, Sand Fescue,
suppression of Deadnettle,
Speedwell, Three Cornered Jack,
Yellow Burr Weed, Brome Grass,
Cereal Oats and surface Wild Oats
SA only
1.25 L/ha
1.25 L/ha
1.25 L/ha
Apply to level seed bed
0 to 4 weeks before sowing.
See Incorporation Table 6 for
method of incorporation.
Amaranthus, Annual Ryegrass,
Barnyard Grass, Caltrop, Crab
Grass, Paradoxa Grass (Canary
Grass), Pigweed, Wild Oats, Winter
Grass, Wireweed (Hogweed),
suppression of Fumitory
ACT, NSW,
only
1.2 - 1.5
L/ha
1.5 L/ha
1.7 L/ha
Apply from 4 weeks up to just
prior to sowing.
See Incorporation Table 3, 4 or
5 for method of incorporation.
Faba Beans
Annual Ryegrass, Barley Grass,
Capeweed, Corn Gromwell
(Sheepweed), Fumitories,
Geranium, Ivy Leaf Speedwell,
Mustards, Turnips, Wireweed
(Hogweed), suppression of Brome
Grass, Soursob and Wild Oats
SA, WA
only
Pigeon Peas
Amaranthus, Barnyard Grass,
Canary Grass, Crowsfoot Grass,
Pigweed, Spiny Burrgrass,
Summer Grass, Wild Oats,
Wireweed (Hogweed), suppression
of Yellow Vine (Caltrop)
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Adzuki Beans,
Cowpeas,
Lablab,
Mung Beans
Borlotti Beans,
Red Kidney
Beans
800 mL/ha plus 1 L/ha triallate
(500 g/L)
ACT, NSW,
Qld only
Incorporate as per
recommendations for wheat,
barley and triticale.
800 mL/ha plus 1.1 kg/ha simazine
(900 g/kg)
Apply to bare moist soil and
incorporate to a depth of
5 cm just prior to sowing.
Incorporation should be made
within 4 hours of application.
Application should not be made
to ridged or excessively cloddy
soil. For full reliable results,
significant rainfall (20 or 30 mm)
is necessary within 2 - 3 weeks
of application.
ACT, NSW,
only
1.2 L
1.5 L
1.7 L
Apply between 4 weeks
and just before sowing.
Annual Phalaris, Annual Ryegrass,
Wild Oats, Wireweed (Hogweed)
ACT, NSW
only
800 mL
1.2 L/ha
1.2 L/ha
Fumitory – Red and White, Rough
Poppy, Wireweed (Hogweed),
Barley Grass
SA only
1.25 L/ha
1.25 L/ha
1.25 L/ha
From seed only:
Columbus Grass, Guinea Grass,
Johnson Grass, Liverseed Grass
Lentils
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Apply 1 to 4 weeks before
sowing.
Navy Beans
Soybeans
WEEDS
STATE
Annual Ryegrass, Barnyard Grass,
Canary Grass, Caltrop (Bullhead/
Yellow Vine), Crab Grass, Mossman
River Grass (Innocent Weed),
Pigweed, Redroot (Amaranthus),
Redshank (Prince Of Wales
Feather), Summer Grass, soil
surface Wild Oats, Winter Grass,
Wireweed (Hogweed)
All States
RATE/SOIL TYPE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Light
Medium
Heavy
1.2 L/ha
1.5 L/ha
1.7 L/ha
1.2 L/ha
1.5 L/ha
2.3 L/ha
Spray between 4 weeks and
just before sowing takes place.
See Incorporation Table 3, 4, &
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(Urochloa)
Vetch
Cotton
Legume Seed
Crop
Establishment:
Annual Medics
Clover
(Berseem, Red
Strawberry,
Sub and White)
Lucerne
Lucerne for Hay
and Seed crops
Annual Ryegrass, Deadnettle,
Wireweed (Hogweed) soil surface
Wild Oats, suppression of Brome
Grass, Rough Poppy, Speedwell,
Three Cornered Jack, Yellow Burr
Weed, Sheepweed
Wireweed, (Hogweed) Black
Pigweed (Qld only), Phalaris spp.
Fumitory
From seed only:
(Urochloa)
SA, WA
only
1.7 L/ha
1.7 L/ha
1.7 L/ha
Apply to level seed bed
0 to 4 weeks before sowing.
NSW, Qld,
WA only
1.2 L/ha
1.7 L/ha
2.3 L/ha
See Incorporation Table 1 & 2
for method of incorporation.
ACT, NSW,
SA, WA,
Vic, Tas
only
1.2 L/ha
1.2 L/ha
1.7 L/ha
1.2 L/ha
1.7 L/ha
1.7 L/ha
Autumn Sowing – Apply
from 4 weeks to 7 days
before sowing takes place.
Spring Sowing – Apply
between 4 weeks and 3 days
before sowing takes place.
In both cases seedling
disease, cold weather,
excessive moisture, high salt
concentrations and drought
could weaken crop seedlings
and damage could occur
from the use of this product.
Temporary crop suppression
could result.
All States
Linseed
ACT, NSW,
SA, WA,
Vic only
Peanuts
Qld, WA
only
1.2 L/ha
1.5 L/ha
1.7 L/ha
Spray 2-4 weeks before
sowing. Sowing depth should
be 1.3 - 2.5 cm. Deeper sowing
may result in some stand
reduction.
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SITUATION &
CROP
TREFLAN
SITUATION &
CROP
Peas
Canola
Safflower
Sugar cane
Early Season
STATE
Wireweed, (Hogweed) Black
Pigweed (Qld only), Phalaris spp.
Fumitory
All States
Sunflowers
From seed only:
(Urochloa)
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Light
Medium
Heavy
1.2 L/ha
1.5 L/ha
1.7 L/ha
3 L/ha
3 L/ha
3 L/ha
See Incorporation Table 6 or 11
Apply to plant cane after
emergence to ‘out of hand’
stage. Apply to ratoon cane
immediately after harvest.
All States
2.3 L/ha
2.3 L/ha
2.3 L/ha
1.2 L/ha
1.5 L/ha
1.7 L/ha
WA only: Use higher rate for
heavier stubble coverage.
Stubble coverage above 40% 50% ground cover can reduce
weed control below acceptable
levels. See Incorporation Table
Annual Grasses and Broadleaf
Weeds
Capeweed, Turnip, Radish,
Doublegee (Spiny Emex)
suppression of Annual Ryegrass
and Wild Oats
As above plus suppression of
Brome Grass
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RATE/SOIL TYPE
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Lupins
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Vic, Qld
only
800 mL/ha plus 1.7 kg/ha simazine
(900 g/kg)
WA only
1.25 L/ha plus 560 - 830 g/ha simazine
(900 g/kg)
1.25 L/ha plus 1.1 kg/ha simazine
(900 g/kg)
Use a low volume boom
applying 50 - 100 litres spray
mixture per hectare. Apply to
bare moist soil and incorporate
to a depth of 5 cm just prior to
sowing the crop. Incorporate
DO NOT apply to a ridged soil.
Rate for yellow sand.
See Incorporation Table
11, 12 or 13 for method of
incorporation.
Rate for all other soil types.
Apply to bare moist soil and
incorporate to a depth of
5 cm just prior to sowing.
Incorporation should be made
Applications should not be
made to ridged or excessively
cloddy soil.
For simazine to be effective
sufficient rainfall (20 - 30 mm) to
wet the soil through the weed
root zone is necessary within
2 - 3 weeks of application.
Results with simazine can be
variable if seasonal conditions
are dry prior to sowing and
lupins are sown into dry or low
moisture seed beds.
WEEDS
STATE
RATE/SOIL TYPE
Light
Lupins
Capeweed, Doublegee (Spiny
Emex) Wild Radish, Wild Turnip
plus suppression of Annual
Ryegrass, Wild Oats and
Brome Grass
WA only
Heavy
1.25 L/ha plus 1.1 kg/ha diuron
(900 g/L)
DO NOT use on white or grey
sands as severe crop damage
may result. Use tank mix of
diuron & Treflan Herbicide
where annual ryegrass is
present. Apply at pre-sowing
stage. See Incorporation
Table 13 for method of
incorporation. For post preemergent application ensure
seed is adequately covered with
soil. See Incorporation Table 12,
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Red & White Fumitory, Rough
Poppy, Wireweed, (Hogweed),
Barley Grass, Canary Grass,
Annual Ryegrass, Sand Fescue,
suppression of Deadnettle,
Speedwell, Three Cornered Jack,
Yellow Burr Weed, Brome Grass,
Cereal Oats, soil surface Wild Oats
SA only
Above weeds plus Capeweed,
Common Fumitory, Geranium,
Indian Hedge Mustard,
Sheepweed, Shepherd’s Purse,
Toadrush, Turnips, suppression of
Ice Plant, Soursob
Tobacco
Medium
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Wheat, Barley,
Triticale
1.25 1.7 L/ha
1.25 1.7 L/ha
1.25 1.7 L/ha
1.25 L/ha to 1.7 L/ha plus
1.1 - 2.2 kg/ha simazine (900 g/L)
Summer Grass, Crowsfoot Grass,
Red Natal Grass, Love Grass,
Button Grass, Rhodes Grass,
Pigweed
Qld only
Crowsfoot grass
NSW only
Annual Ryegrass,
Wireweed (Hogweed),
Phalaris spp.
ACT, NSW,
Vic, WA
only
Fumitory
WA only
1. Pre-sowing
only
Canary Grass
Vic only
2. Pre-sowing
& post sowing
(self mulching
soils)
As above, except for Fumitory
Vic only
800 mL/ha
800 mL/ha
1.2 L/ha
800 mL/ha
Use a low volume boom
applying 50 - 100 litres spray
mixture per hectare. Apply to
bare moist soil and incorporate
to a depth of 5 cm just prior to
sowing the crop. Incorporate
Do not apply to a ridged soil.
-
Apply to soil 3 - 4 weeks prior to
transplanting. The longer period
to be used for applications made
during June & July. Incorporate
to a depth of 10 cm.
1.2 L/ha
Apply to light sandy soil 2 to
3 weeks before transplanting.
DO NOT incorporate to a depth
greater than 6 cm. Apply to
loam (medium soil) 2 to 3 weeks
before transplanting. DO NOT
incorporate to a depth of greater
than 6 cm.
800 mL/ha
Apply 1-4 weeks before sowing.
Sowing depth should be at least
5 cm. Use cover harrows behind
combine. Ground should be left
flat. DO NOT use pre-sowing on
self-mulching soils as damage
may occur from wheel tracking
and poor control of wild oats.
Pre-sowing: Apply more than
4 weeks before sowing to
prevent crop damage.
Post-sowing: Apply within
2 days after sowing to
well prepared seed bed.
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CROP
TREFLAN
SITUATION &
CROP
Wheat
WEEDS
Annual Ryegrass, Paradoxa
Grass (Canary Grass), Wild Oats,
Wireweed (Hogweed)
STATE
Qld only
RATE/SOIL TYPE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Light
Medium
Heavy
800 mL/ha
800 mL/ha
800 mL/ha
On non self-mulching soils
apply 1 - 4 weeks before
be at least 5 cm. Use cover
harrows behind combine.
Ground should be left flat.
On self-mulching soils, as
above except apply more
than 4 weeks before sowing
to prevent crop damage.
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Apply to self-mulching and non
self-mulching soils from 1 - 4
weeks before sowing. Sowing
depth should be at least 5
cm. Use cover harrows behind
combine. Ground should be left
flat. See Incorporation Table 6
Wheat, Triticale,
Rye
Annual Ryegrass, Red & White
Fumitory, Phalaris spp., Wireweed
(Hogweed), suppression of
Deadnettle, Rough Poppy,
Yellow Burr Weed
Barley
As above for SA plus Sand Fescue
and suppression of Brome Grass
Wheat, Triticale
only
Annual Phalaris
SA only
1.25 L/ha
ACT, NSW
only
1.25 L/ha
1.25 L/ha
800 mL/ha plus 20 g chlorsulfuron
(750 g/kg)
Apply 1 - 4 weeks before
be at least 5 cm. Use cover
harrows behind combine.
Ground should be left flat.
DO NOT use pre-sowing on
self-mulching soils as damage
may occur from wheel tracking
and poor control of wild oats.
If possible, spray and
incorporate into the soil in one
operation. If this is not possible
incorporation should take place
within 4 hours of spraying.
Delay may cause inferior weed
control.
2. FIELD CROPS: PRE-SOWING OR INCORPORATED BY SOWING (IBS)
(Using Incorporation Table Method 13)
SITUATION &
CROP
Wheat,
Barley,
Triticale
WEEDS
STATE
RATE (L/ha)
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Annual Ryegrass, Wireweed
(Hogweed), Phalaris spp. Fumitory
NSW, SA,
Vic, WA
only
1.5 L - 2 L
Use higher rate on lighter sandy
and sandy loam soils. DO NOT use
on heavy soils. Use with knife/
blade point sowing equipment.
Use higher rate for heavier
stubble coverage. Stubble
coverage above 40% - 50%
ground cover can reduce weed
control below acceptable levels.
WA only
1.25 to 1.7 plus 1.1 kg/ha simazine
(900 g/kg)
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Incorporate as recommended.
3. VEGETABLES, ORCHARDS AND VINEYARDS
WEEDS
Transplants only
Broccoli,
Cabbage,
Cauliflowers,
Tomatoes
River Grass (Innocent Grass),
Redshank (Prince of Wales
Feather), Summer Grass, Wild Oats,
Winter Grass, Wireweed (Hogweed)
Direct Seeded
only
Broccoli
Brussels
Sprouts,
Cabbage
Chicory
All States
RATE/SOIL TYPE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Light
Medium
Heavy
1.2 L/ha
1.7 L/ha
2.3 L/ha
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Guinea Grass, Johnson Grass,
Liverseed Grass (Urochloa)
Cauliflower
Carrots
STATES
Vic only
All States
Vic only
Green Beans
All States
1.2 L/ha
1.5 L/ha
1.7 L/ha
Orchards &
Vineyards
Qld, SA,
WA, Vic,
Tas only
1.2 L/ha
1.7 L/ha
2.3 L/ha
Apply to new planting during
pre plant cultivation. Apply to
established crops in spring after
weeds and green manure crop
has been ploughed into ground.
See Incorporation Table 8 or 9 for
suitable method of incorporation.
WITHHOLDING PERIODS: NOT REQUIRED WHEN USED AS DIRECTED.
THIS PRODUCT MUST BE INCORPORATED INTO THE SOIL
WITHIN 4 HOURS OF APPLICATION, WHERE THE CROP
IS SOWN WITH MINIMUM TILLAGE SOWING EQUIPMENT
(FITTED WITH KNIFE POINTS OR BLADES LESS THAN
12MM WIDE, USUALLY WITH PRESS WHEELS) WHERE
APPLICATION MAY OCCUR UP TO 24 HOURS BEFORE
INCORPORATION BY THE SOWING PROCESS.
INCORPORATION TABLE
1. Prior to furrowing out: 2 workings at an angle required
using Offset or Tandem disc harrows.
2. After furrowing out: 2 workings required using Go-Devil
discs or Lilliston cultivators set at 10 cm depth.
3. Rotary Hoe: 1 working required at 5 - 7.5 cm depth.
Sugar Cane: 7.5 - 13 cm depth.
4. Offset or Tandem Disc Harrows: (preferably with spiked
harrows in tandem) 2 workings at an angle required at
7.5 - 15 cm depth at 6.5 - 10 km per hour.
5. Heavy Diamond or Stump Jump Harrow: (weighted
20 - 30 kg per section) at 10 - 13 km/hr speed.
Then cross work with offset or tandem disc harrows set
to 7.5 - 15cm depth at speed 6.5 - 10 km per hour.
6. Weighted Heavy Diamond or Stump Jump Harrow:
(weighted 20 - 30 kg per section) at 10 - 13 km/hr
speed. Cross work with combine at 5 - 7.5 cm depth at
speed 10 - 13 km per hour.
7. Disc Ratoon Cultivator: 2 workings needed with discs
and cultivator set at 7.5 - 13 cm depth.
8. Offset or Tandem Disc Harrows: set at 7.5 - 15 cm depth.
A second discing is required working opposite direction
with discs set to throw treated soil into tree or vine row.
9. Rotary Hoe: 1 working needed at 5 - 10 cm depth.
10. Offset Discs (Bumpers): 2 workings needed at depth of
7.5 - 13 cm.
11. Incorporation by sowing (IBS) on suitably prepared
seed bed with heavy diamond harrows trailing or as a
separate operation.
12. Post-sowing/Pre-emergence: Use heavy diamond
harrows cross working at right angles to the direction of
sowing. Do not attempt this method of incorporation on
poorly prepared, clumpy or cloddy soils.
13. Incorporation by sowing (IBS) with knife or blade points.
Use press wheels to avoid dragging treated soil back into
the seed furrow. Maintain slow to moderate speed to
ensure that soil throw is not into adjacent furrows.
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SITUATION &
CROPS
TREFLAN
INCORPORATION TABLE 13. (continued)
Note: (a) Knife or blade point systems can result in
poor weed control in the seed furrow as chemical
displacement from this zone occurs. Stubble coverage
above 40% - 50% ground cover can reduce weed
control below acceptable levels. (b) A knife or blade
point of 12 mm or less, has no wings, inverted T or
blade, and is generally placed on a minimum (20 cm)
8 inch tyne spacing.
MIXING
This product is an emulsifiable concentrate which mixes
readily with water. Add the recommended amount to the
spray tank during filling operation and apply 70 - 450 L
of water per hectare (broadcast basis) dependent on soil
type. Under hot conditions or where possible, spray and
incorporate into the soil in one operation. Delay may cause
inferior weed control. Use properly calibrated standard low
pressure (170 - 340 kilopascal) boom type sprayer with
fan tips.
Ensure adequate agitation is continued throughout the
operation. Leaving the prepared spray mixture for long
periods of time without agitation is not recommended.
COMPATABILITY
This product may be mixed in the spray tank with:
Herbicides: Broadstrike™, Spinnaker®, chlorsulfuron,
cyanazine, diuron, metribuzin, paraquat, simazine,
triasulfuron and triallate.
Insecticides: Lorsban™ 500 EC, endosulfan.
NOTE:
beyond the control of Dow AgroSciences all mixtures should
be tested on a small scale before mixing in the spray tank.
Emulsifiable concentrates go in last. Top off the tank with
water and continue agitation until all the ingredients are
properly mixed. Observe any mixing sequence instructions
mentioned on the tank mix products.
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CONDITIONS FOR BEST RESULTS
This product must be thoroughly incorporated as
recommended. Soil should be well worked and free of
weeds at time of application. Product effectiveness may be
reduced by inadequate incorporation, high organic matter,
excess clods, crop or trash residues, stones or other
foreign matter and in areas of unnaturally high weed seed
population such as header tracks or livestock rest areas.
Treflan Herbicide is volatile and disappears from exposed
surfaces. Loss is hastened by high temperatures, winds or
warm moist soil.
INTEGRATED WEED MANAGEMENT
The use of Integrated Weed Management (IWM)
techniques in conjunction with Treflan Herbicide is
always recommended. Agronomic practices that reduce
the weed seed bank in the soil prior to the use of Treflan
Herbicide will result in higher weed control levels from
Treflan Herbicide. Failure to use Agronomic and IWM
practices that reduce the weed seed bank in the soil will
result in higher weed seed populations. Paddocks with
excessively high weed seed banks may have sufficient
weed numbers surviving such that final weed control may
be considered below a commercially acceptable level and
additional herbicide treatments may be necessary. The use
of IWM techniques will also reduce the potential for the
development or survival of Group D herbicide resistance
weed biotypes.
WILD OATS
Germinating wild oat seeds lying on soil surface will be
controlled. Therefore, specific oat control is only possible
with shallow cultivation. Poor control will occur on selfmulching soils and all soil types where deep cultivation
is practised.
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Keep the spray unit for herbicides only if possible. Otherwise,
spray tanks, pumps, lines and nozzles should be thoroughly
rinsed several times with clean water following application.
Spraymate® Tank & Equipment Cleaner is suitable for this
purpose and will also remove Treflan Herbicide stains.
Treflan Herbicide is a member of the dinitronilines group
of herbicides. Treflan Herbicide has the inhibitors of
tubulin formation mode of action. For weed resistance
management, Treflan Herbicide is a Group D herbicide.
Some naturally-occurring weed biotypes resistant to
Treflan Herbicide and other Group D herbicides may exist
These resistant weeds will not be controlled by Treflan
Herbicide or other Group D herbicides. Since the occurrence
of resistant weeds is difficult to detect prior to use,
Dow AgroSciences accepts no liability for any losses that
may result from the failure of Treflan Herbicide to control
resistant weeds.
representative.
DO NOT exceed rate specified, to avoid crop damage.
DO NOT plant sensitive grasses such as oats, sorghum,
millets, Phalaris spp., ryegrass or wheat for 12 months
following the use of this product, except where wheat
follows wheat or other winter crops.
DO NOT plant oil seed poppies when a detectable residue of
trifluralin is present in the soil. Levels as low as 0.02 ppm
may interact with other unfavourable factors (moisture,
stress, disease etc.) to reduce poppy growth and vigour.
DO NOT apply to orchards and vineyards after first flush of
growth or when residues can lodge on or in fruit.
Reduced germination of wheat and barley may occur due to
a combination of following circumstances and the
use of this product:
• Short coleoptile cultivars
• Use of seed dressings (except Vitavax®)
• Shallow or uneven seedling depth
SAFETY DIRECTIONS
• Sensitive workers should use protective clothing.
• When opening the container and using the prepared spray,
washable hat and elbow length PVC gloves and face shield
or goggles.
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Drift Warning
spraying equipment which could be expected to cause spray
drift onto nearby susceptible plants, adjacent crops, crop
lands or pastures.
AND ENVIRONMENT
DO NOT contaminate streams, rivers, or waterways with the
FIRST AID
If poisoning occurs contact a Doctor or Poisons Information
If swallowed DO NOT induce vomiting. Give a glass of water.
A Material Safety Data Sheet for TREFLAN™ HERBICIDE is
Call Customer Service Toll Free on 1-800 700 096 or visit
Store in the closed original container in a dry cool wellventilated area.
DO NOT store below 5°C. Extended storage below 5°C can
result in the formulation of crystals on the bottom of the
container. If crystallisation does occur, store the container
on its side at room temperature and rock occasionally until
the crystals re-dissolve. Ensure any crystals are dissolved
before adding to the spray tank.
the container type. Read the STORAGE and DISPOSAL
DO NOT touch or walk through spilled material. Wear a
at 1-800 033 882.
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TREFLAN
NON-TARGET PLANTS
CAUTION
CAUTION
KEEP OUT OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
KEEP OUT
OF REACH
OF CHILDREN
BEFORE
OPENING
OR USING
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TROJAN
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®
Insecticide
Insecticide
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 150 g/L GAMMA-CYHALOTHRIN
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 150 g/L GAMMA-CYHALOTHRIN
For the control of certain insect pests in cotton, barley, wheat and various field crops as
For
the control
certain insect
pests in cotton, barley, wheat and various field crops as
specified
in theofDirections
For Use.
specified in the Directions For Use.
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE
For ULV application: Trojan Insecticide can be mixed into mineral spraying oil for all uses except those indicated in the
CRITICAL COMMENTS in the DIRECTIONS FOR USE table below.
PEST CONTROLLED
BRASSICA
VEGETABLES:
Broccoli,
Brussels
Sprouts,
Cabbage,
Cauliflower
ONLY
APPLICATION
RATE/ha
WITHHOLDING
PERIOD
CRITICAL COMMENTS
All states
20 or 30 mL
plus
surfactant
2 days
harvest/grazing
Apply at first sign of infestation. For schedule
spraying on a weekly basis, use the lower rate.
For spraying ‘as needed’ use the higher rate for
longer persistence. Use a minimum of 500 L
water/ha. Add a 100% concentrated non-ionic
surfactant at 6 mL/100 L of spray volume.
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Forage
brassicas
Canola
Diamondback moth
(Plutella xylostella),
Cabbage white
butterfly
(Pieris rapae),
Cabbage cluster
caterpillar
(Crocidolomia
pavonana)
STATE
Cabbage moth
(Plutella xylostella)
Cabbage white
butterfly
(Pleris rapae)
20 mL
Rutherglen bug and
Grey cluster bug
(Nysius spp.)
30 mL
Thrips
(Thrips tabaci)
Native budworm
(Helicoverpa punctigera)
Apply as soon as larvae reach threshold
numbers. Check with local officer of the
Department of Agriculture for thresholds
applicable to the particular growth stage
of the crop.
Apply only near maturity when severe
infestations are likely to down-grade yields.
Qld, NSW, NT,
Tas, Vic & WA
NSW, Vic,
Tas, SA &
WA only
Redlegged earthmite
(Halotydeus destructor)
CEREALS:
Barley,
Wheat ONLY
7 days
harvest/grazing
Pasture webworm
(Hednota spp.)
20 or 30 mL
For best results, apply at hatching or soon after.
Use higher rate if the crop is dense or the larvae
are larger than 10 mm.
8 mL*
(see footnote)
If mites are present on an establishing crop,
apply at the first sign of crop emergence.
Monitor the crop regularly for reinfestation
and respray if necessary.
10 mL
Pink or brown
cutworm
(Agrotis munda)
All states
Common cutworm
(Agrotis infusa)
NSW only
Blackhead pasture
cockchafer
(Aphodius tasmaniae)
NSW, Vic,
Tas, SA &
WA only
14 days
harvest/grazing
Pre-seeding - the product can be tank mixed
with knock down herbicides.
Post crop emergence - inspect crop regularly
from sowing. Spray at first sign of damage. Use
a minimum of 50 L water/ha. Apply at first sign
of infestation before larvae are 10 mm long.
10 or 15 mL
For best results apply at first sign of infestation
before larvae are 10 mm long. If larvae are
larger than 10 mm use the higher rate. Use a
minimum of 50 L water.
17 or 35 mL
Treat as soon as possible after the autumn rains
stimulate egg hatching and activity of existing
larvae. This can be ascertained by monitoring
soil populations in known areas. For best
results spray when the larvae have surfaced to
feed after rain. Preferably use a boom spray
delivering 70-100 L water/ha. Use the lower
rate until early June and the higher rate after
mid-late June.
DO NOT USE ULV APPLICATION FOR THIS PEST
Redlegged earthmite
8 mL*
(see footnote)
If mites are present on an establishing crop, apply
at first sign of crop emergence. Monitor crop
regularly for reinfestation and respray if necessary.
Aphids
(Rhopalosiphum spp.)
(Barley yellow dwarf
virus vectors)
10 or 15 mL
To control aphids, sprays should be applied at
4 and 8 weeks after emergence to reduce aphid
colonisation and suppress Barley yellow dwarf virus.
Use the higher rate when greater than 15 aphids on
50% of tillers is expected during the season.
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CROP
CROP
PEST CONTROLLED
STATE
APPLICATION
RATE/ha
WITHHOLDING
PERIOD
CRITICAL COMMENTS
CITRUS:
Oranges,
Lemons
ONLY
Fuller’s rose weevil
(Asynonychus cervinus)
All states
250 mL/100 L
as a directed
spray
4 weeks
harvest
Firstly ensure that the trees are skirted and all
weeds under the trees are removed. Apply
250 mL of spray solution to the tree trunk at
about 300 mm from the ground in a 100 mm
band. Deliver the spray through a “U” shaped
wand fitted with 4 nozzles evenly spaced around
the tree. Trees must be treated in the early stages
of the adult weevils emerging from the ground.
Cotton
Native budworm
Cotton bollworm
(Helicoverpa armigera)
Qld, NT,
NSW &
WA only
50 mL
21 days harvest
Apply when egg laying is light - less than
25 eggs/100 terminals and no larvae are present.
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Field peas
Apply when egg laying is moderate - greater
than 25 eggs/100 terminals and/or when less
than 12 newly hatched larvae/100 terminals
are present.
70 mL
Apply when egg laying is heavy and continuous
and/or when H. punctigera larvae are greater than
10 mm in length. For H. armigera, apply only to
larvae less than 5 mm in length.
For suspected resistant populations add the
label rate of PBO synergist or mix with the label
rates of chlorpyrifos.
Pink-spotted
bollworm
(Pectinophora scutigera)
NT & Qld
Only
60 mL
Controlled with the Helicoverpa program when
used at this rate. If the Pink-spotted bollworm
is the only pest present, apply when more than
10 adult moths are caught in pheromone
traps on two consecutive nights.
Green mirid
(Creontiades dilutus)
Brown mirid
(C.pacificus)
Apple dimpling bug
(Campylomma
liebknechti)
Brokenbacked bug
(Taylorilygus pallidulus)
Cottonseed bug
(Oxycarenus luctuosus)
Pale cotton stainer
(Dysdercus sidae)
Leafhoppers
(Austroasca viridigrisea
& Amrasca terraereginae)
Qld, NT,
NSW &
WA only
50 mL
Apply at recommended threshold levels as
indicated by field checks.
Native budworm
NSW, WA,
Vic & SA
only
20 or 30 mL
NSW &
SA only
20 mL
Vic & WA
only
30 mL
Pea weevil
(Bruchus pisorum)
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7 days harvest/
grazing
Follow State Department of Agriculture
(South Australia only) guidelines for controlling
pea weevil.
If these are unavailable, monitor the crops
regularly once flowering commences and apply
as soon as adult weevils are detected. Adults
must be controlled before egg laying begins.
Both native budworm and pea weevil populations
can be easily monitored using a sweep net in the
top section of the crop.
WA only: Commence monitoring the crop for
Pea weevil presence using a sweep net, prior
to flowering. Spray when one weevil per one
hundred sweeps is found for milling grade
seed, or one weevil per twenty-five sweeps
for feed grade seed. Continue monitoring after
spraying and respray if necessary. Use either a
border spray (most cases) or whole crop spray,
depending on pea weevil penetration of the crop.
CROP
PEST CONTROLLED
STATE
APPLICATION
RATE/ha
WITHHOLDING
PERIOD
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Field peas
Redlegged earthmite
NSW, Vic,
Tas, SA &
WA only
8 mL*
(see footnote)
7 days harvest/
grazing
Monitor crop regularly for reinfestation and
respray if necessary. Control of Lucerne flea will
not be obtained with this application.
Lucerne
Native budworm
All states
20 or 30 mL
14 days
harvest/grazing
For best results apply at hatching or soon after.
Lucerne leaf roller
(Merophyas divulsana)
For best results apply at hatching or soon after.
are larger than 10 mm. Apply the first spray
when about 30% of the terminals are rolled.
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Blackhead pasture
cockchafer
20 mL
NSW, Vic,
Tas, SA &
WA only
Redlegged earthmite
Lupins
17 or 35 mL
mid-late June.
8 mL*
(see footnote)
apply at first sign of crop emergence. Monitor
crop regularly for reinfestation and respray if
necessary. Control of Lucerne flea will not be
obtained with this application.
Native budworm
WA, SA, Vic
& NSW only
20 mL
Brown pasture looper
(Ciampa arietaria)
NSW, WA,
SA, Vic &
Tas only
10 mL
Once crop has emerged, inspect regularly
and apply at the first signs of damage. Use a
minimum of 50 L water/ha.
8 mL*
(see footnote)
Monitor crop regularly for reinfestation and
respray if necessary. Control of Lucerne flea will
not be obtained with application.
Redlegged earth mite
Pasture
Good coverage, particularly the stems,
is essential. Use hollow cone nozzles.
Pasture webworm
(Hednota spp.)
Vic, NSW,
Tas, SA &
WA only
Brown pasture looper
(Ciampa arietaria)
All states
Pink or brown
cutworm
(Agrotis munda)
Common cutworm
(Agrotis infusa)
10 mL
14 days
harvest/grazing
For best results, apply at hatching or soon after
when larvae are small.
WA only: Environmental factors may cause
populations of small caterpillars to decline,
reducing damage potential, spraying should
commence once caterpillars are 12 mm
in length.
Apply once larvae are present using adequate
water to ensure good penetration.
10 or 15 mL
NSW only
14 days
harvest/grazing
For best results apply at the first sign of
infestation before larvae are 10 mm long. If
larvae are longer than 10 mm, use the higher
rate in a minimum of 50 L water/ha.
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Pea aphid
(Acyrthosiphon pisum)
CROP
Pasture
(continued)
PEST CONTROLLED
Blackhead pasture
cockchafer
STATE
APPLICATION
RATE/ha
WITHHOLDING
PERIOD
CRITICAL COMMENTS
NSW, Vic,
Tas, SA &
WA only
17 or 35 mL
14 days
harvest/grazing
mid-late June.
8 mL*
(see footnote)
Redlegged earthmite
TROJAN
Potatoes
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PULSES:
Faba beans,
Chick peas,
Lentils,
Vetch ONLY
Navy beans
Mung beans
Chickpeas
Faba beans
Sorghum
Vegetable leafhopper /
Jassids
(Austroasca viridigrisea)
All states
20 mL
7 days harvest
Apply only when numbers are excessive.
Native budworm
Southern
NSW, WA,
VIC & SA
only
20 or 30 mL
7 days harvest/
grazing
Use the higher rate if the crop is dense or the
larvae are larger than 10 mm.
Redlegged earthmite
NSW, Vic,
Tas, SA &
WA only
8 m/L*
(see footnote)
Native budworm
Corn earworm
NT, Qld &
Northern
NSW only
50 or 60mL
Sorghum midge
(Contarinia sorghicola)
NT, Qld &
NSW only
15 or 30 mL
Corn earworm
Sunflower
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obtained with this application.
14 days
harvest/grazing
7 days harvest/
grazing
Apply when flower or pod feeding larvae have
reached a population of 1-2 per metre of row
in navy beans and 1 per metre of row in mung
beans. Use the higher rate if pest numbers are
high or if larvae are larger than 10 mm. In
Northern NSW and Qld where Corn earworm has
established resistance to pyrethroids do not apply
to Corn earworm larvae larger than 5 mm.
14 days
harvest/grazing
Apply when midge numbers reach 1-2 per head.
Use the higher rate for residual control.
50 or 60 mL
Rutherglen bug and
Grey cluster bug
(Nysius spp.)
All states
30 mL
Native budworm
Corn earworm
Qld & Nth
NSW only
60 or 70 mL
Southern
NSW & Vic
only
40 or 50 mL
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If mites are present on an established crop,
obtained with application.
Apply when larval numbers reach 2 per head.
Use the higher rate if pest pressure is severe.
Best results are achieved on small larvae.
28 days harvest
Apply when numbers reach 10-15 adults per
plant at budding in dry land crops or 20-25 in
irrigated crops. If Helicoverpa armigera are also
present in Northern NSW or Queensland,
use a minimum of 50 mL product.
Apply when an average of 2-3 larvae are present
per head or when larvae are damaging plants.
Use the higher rate if pest numbers are high
and/or H. punctigera larvae are larger than
10 mm in length. In Northern NSW and Qld, do
not apply to resistant H. armigera larvae larger
than 5 mm in length.
GENERAL COMMENTS: If flowering has started,
application should be deferred until after
flowering but before the heads turn down. If
treatment is unavoidable during flowering and
bees are actively foraging in the crop, there
will be minimal effect in the colony if spraying
occurs early morning or late afternoon.
CROP
Soybeans
PEST CONTROLLED
Native budworm
Corn earworm
Tomatoes
(trellis)
Native budworm
Tomato grub
STATE
APPLICATION
RATE/ha
WITHHOLDING
PERIOD
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Qld, NT,
NSW & Vic
only
50 or 60 mL
21 days
harvest/grazing
Apply when flower or pod feeding larvae reach
a population of 2 per metre of row in soybeans.
Use the higher rate if pest numbers are high
or if larvae are larger than 10 mm. In Northern
NSW and Qld do not apply to resistant
H. armigera larvae larger than 5 mm in length.
All states
3.5 or
4 mL/100 L
1 day harvest
Treat plants on a 7 to 14 day schedule. In
Northern NSW and Qld, DO NOT apply to
Helicoverpa armigera larvae larger than
5 mm in length. In other areas for best results
apply soon after egg lay. To help manage
resistance, alternate sprays between different
chemical groups. Check the crop every few
days and follow the Summer Crop Insecticide
Strategy. There may be phytotoxicity with some
varieties especially “Floradade”.
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(bush)
3.5 or
4 mL/100 L
or 25 or
30 mL/ha
Native budworm
Tomato grub
Vic, SA, Tas,
WA only
Qld, NSW,
NT only
3.5 mL/100 L
or 50 mL/ha
TROJAN
* Blue oat mites often co-occur with Redlegged earthmites and the 8 mL/ha rates of Trojan Insecticide may be less effective against
Blue oat mites.
WITHHOLDING PERIODS
HARVESTING:
Tomatoes:
DO NOT HARVEST FOR 1 DAY AFTER APPLICATION.
Cabbage, Cauliflower, Brussels Sprouts, Broccoli:
Field Peas, Canola, Faba Beans, Chick peas, Vetch,
Potatoes, Lentils:
Lupins, Sorghum, Mung Beans, Navy Beans,
Barley, Wheat, Pasture:
Cotton, Soybeans:
Sunflower, Oranges, Lemons:
GRAZING AND CUTTING FOR STOCKFEED:
Forage Brassicas:
Field Peas, Canola, Faba Beans, Chick Peas,
Vetch Lentils:
Lupins, Sorghum, Navy Beans, Mung Beans, Barley,
Wheat, Pasture, Lucerne:
Soybeans:
APPLICATION.
APPLICATION.
APPLICATION.
APPLICATION.
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CUTTING CROPS AND PASTURES FOR STOCKFEED
If the crop or pasture is to be cut for stockfeed, do not
sell any stock that have been fed cut material for export
slaughter until the Export Slaughter Interval (ESI) set below
has been observed. The ESI is the minimum period that
must elapse between removal of grazing livestock to clean
pasture or clean feed and slaughter.
GRAZING TREATED AREAS AND CROPS FOR
DOMESTIC & EXPORT MARKETS & FOR LIVESTOCK
PRODUCING MILK FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION:
LIVESTOCK DESTINED FOR THE DOMESTIC MARKET
Trojan may persist on dry pasture (or in harvested and
stored animal feed, e.g. hay) for long periods. Livestock
fed on pastures that were treated when drying off or
while dry, may have residues at levels unacceptable to our
overseas markets. Similarly, feeds harvested from pastures
or crops treated when drying off or while dry, may have
unacceptable levels of residues. The pasture, or crop, must
be regarded as contaminated until such time as there has
been substantial regrowth (i.e. following good rains or the
Autumn break).
Livestock grazing or receiving contaminated feed should be
managed in accordance with the Export Intervals described
above. If further advice is required, contact your local State
Department of Agriculture or Primary Industries, or the
Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority
(APVMA)
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Observe the grazing withholding periods as specified above
before grazing treated pastures or fodder crops or cutting
them for stockfeed.
OR
If over-spraying of grazing livestock is unavoidable and
does occur, withhold stock from slaughter until the Export
Grazing Interval (EGI) or Export Slaughter Interval is met.
The EGI is the minimum period that must elapse between
the application of the chemical product and slaughter of
the stock, where grazing has continued on the crop/pasture
from the time that the chemical product was applied.
TROJAN
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
The label withholding period for grazing only applies
to stock slaughtered for the domestic market. Some
export markets apply different standards. To meet these
standards, ensure that the Export Slaughter Interval or the
Export Grazing Interval is observed before stock are sold or
slaughtered.
LIVESTOCK PRODUCING MILK FOR HUMAN
CONSUMPTION
Observe the grazing or cutting for stockfeed withholding
period specified above before grazing lactating dairy stock
on treated pastures or fodder crops, or before cutting
treated crops as feed for lactating dairy stock.
EXPORT SLAUGHTER INTERVAL (ESI) - 42 DAYS:
Livestock that have been grazing on or fed treated crops
and/or over-sprayed should be placed on clean feed for
42 days (6 weeks) prior to export slaughter.
EXPORT GRAZING INTERVAL (EGI) - 56 DAYS:
Livestock that have been grazing on treated crops/pastures
and/or over-sprayed should not be sold for export slaughter
for 56 days (8 weeks) after application of the chemical
product, unless the Export Slaughter Interval has been
observed.
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PRODUCT GUIDE 2013
Insect Resistance Warning
INSECTICIDE
For insecticide resistance management Trojan Insecticide
is a Group 3A insecticid

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