ADAMA MCPA 750 HERBICIDE
Country: Australia
Language: English
Source: APVMA (Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority)
Patient Information leaflet
(PIL)
10-09-2020
Summary of Product characteristics
(SPC)
10-09-2020
Safety Data Sheet
(SDS)
13-03-2008
Active ingredient:
MCPA PRESENT AS THE DIMETHYLAMINE SALT
Available from:
ADAMA AUSTRALIA PTY LIMITED
INN (International Name):
MCPA as dma(750g/L)
Pharmaceutical form:
AQUEOUS CONCENTRATE
Composition:
MCPA PRESENT AS THE DIMETHYLAMINE SALT PHENOXY ACIDS-MCPA-AMINE Active 750.0 g/L
Units in package:
20 L - 1000 L
Class:
A - Agricultural
Manufactured by:
ADAMA AUST
Therapeutic group:
BARLEY | CEREALS | COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL LAND | FALLOW LAND | FIELD PEA | FLAX | GRASS PASTURE | GRASS SEED CROP | HIGH VOLUME S
Therapeutic area:
HERBICIDE
Therapeutic indications:
AMSINCKIA,YELLOW BURRWEED OR BURR GRASS | ANNUAL THISTLE | ARTICHOKE | ARTICHOKE THISTLE | BALL MUSTARD | BATHURST BURR | BELLVINE | BINDWEED | BLACK BINDWEED - FLOWERING | BLUE TOP - AGERATUM/HELIOTROPIUM SPP. | BUDDA OR BUTTER PEA | CALIFORNIAN BURR | CALTROP OR YELLOW VINE | CAPE TULIP | CAPEWEED | CARROT WEED | CAT'S EAR OR FLATWEED | CHARLOCK | CHINESE BURR | COMMON ICEPLANT | CORN GROMWELL, IRONWEED OR SHEEPWEED | CUTLEAF MIGNONETTE | DANDELION - TARAXACUM OFFICINALE | DEADNETTLE | DIRTY DORA OR VARIABLE FLAT SEDGE | DOCK | DOCK - SEEDLING | ERODIUM SPP. | ERODIUM, CROWFOOT OR STORKSBILL | FAT HEN | FENNEL | FIELD BINDWEED | FIELD CRESS | FLANNEL WEED - ABUTILON OXYCARPUM | FUMITORY - RED FLOWERING | GAMBIA PEA | GERANIUM | HEDGE OR WILD MUSTARD | HOARY CRESS OR WHITEWEED | HOREHOUND | HOREHOUND - ESTABLISHED | HOREHOUND - SEEDLING | LESSER SWINECRESS OR BITTERCRESS | LINCOLN WEED, SAND ROCKET OR MUSTARD | LONDON ROCKET | LUPINS | MELILOTUS OR HEXHAM SCENT | MERREMIA VINE | MINTWEED | MORNING GLORY - IP
Product summary:
Poison schedule: 6; Withholding period: CEREALS PASTURE: cut stock food for 7 days after DO NOT GRAZE OR CUT STOCK F OOD FOR 7 DAYS AFTER APPLICATION. HARV EST WITHHOLDING PERIOD: NOT REQUIRED WH EN USED AS DIRECTED.; Host/pest details: BARLEY: [AMSINCKIA,YELLOW BURRWEED OR BURR GRASS, ARTICHOKE, ARTICHOKE THISTLE, BALL MUSTARD, BATHURST BURR, BLACK BINDWEED - FLOWERING, CALIFORNIAN BURR, CAPE TULIP, CAPEWEED, CARROT WEED, CAT'S EAR OR FLATWEED, CHARLOCK, COMMON ICEPLANT, CORN GROMWELL, IRONWEED OR SHEEPWEED, CUTLEAF MIGNONETTE, DANDELION - TARAXACUM OFFICINALE, DEADNETTLE, DOCK, ERODIUM SPP., ERODIUM, CROWFOOT OR STORKSBILL, FAT HEN, FENNEL, FIELD BINDWEED, FIELD CRESS, FUMITORY - RED FLOWERING, HEDGE OR WILD MUSTARD, HOARY CRESS OR WHITEWEED, HOREHOUND, LESSER SWINECRESS OR BITTERCRESS, LINCOLN WEED, SAND ROCKET OR MUSTARD, LONDON ROCKET, LUPINS, MELILOTUS OR HEXHAM SCENT, MINTWEED, MUSTARD, NODDING THISTLE, NOOGOORA BURR, OPIUM POPPY, PATERSON'S CURSE, PIMPERNELS, PLANTAIN, ROUGH POPPY, SAFFLOWER, SAFFRON THISTLE, SCOTCH THISTLE, SHEPHERD'S PURSE, SKELETON WEED, SLENDER, SHORE OR SHEEP THISTLE, SOLDIER THISTLE, SORREL, SPEAR OR BLACK THISTLE, STAR THISTLE, STINKWORT, SUNFLOWER - SEEDLING, THREE CORNERED JACK OR DOUBLEGEE, TURNIP WEED, VARIEGATED THISTLE, VOLUNTEER CANOLA OR RAPESEED, WARD'S WEED, WILD RADISH OR RADISH WEED, WILD TURNIP]; CEREALS: [AMSINCKIA,YELLOW BURRWEED OR BURR GRASS, CAPEWEED, CHARLOCK, COMMON ICEPLANT, CORN GROMWELL, IRONWEED OR SHEEPWEED, DEADNETTLE, ERODIUM SPP., ERODIUM, CROWFOOT OR STORKSBILL, MUSTARD, PIMPERNELS, THREE CORNERED JACK OR DOUBLEGEE, TURNIP WEED, WARD'S WEED, WILD RADISH OR RADISH WEED, WILD TURNIP]; COMMERCIAL/INDUSTRIAL LAND: [ARTICHOKE, ARTICHOKE THISTLE, BALL MUSTARD, BATHURST BURR, BLACK BINDWEED - FLOWERING, CALIFORNIAN BURR, CAPE TULIP, CAPEWEED, CARROT WEED, CAT'S EAR OR FLATWEED, CHARLOCK, CUTLEAF MIGNONETTE, DANDELION - TARAXACUM OFFICINALE, DEADNETTLE, DOCK, FAT HEN, FENNEL, FIELD BINDWEED, FIELD CRESS, FUMITORY - RED FLOWERING, HEDGE OR WILD MUSTARD, HOARY CRESS OR WHITEWEED, HOREHOUND, LESSER SWINECRESS OR BITTERCRESS, LINCOLN WEED, SAND ROCKET OR MUSTARD, LONDON ROCKET, LUPINS, MELILOTUS OR HEXHAM SCENT, MINTWEED, MUSTARD, NODDING THISTLE, NOOGOORA BURR, OPIUM POPPY, PATERSON'S CURSE, PIMPERNELS, PLANTAIN, ROUGH POPPY, SAFFLOWER, SAFFRON THISTLE, SCOTCH THISTLE, SHEPHERD'S PURSE, SKELETON WEED, SLENDER, SHORE OR SHEEP THISTLE, SOLDIER THISTLE, SORREL, SPEAR OR BLACK THISTLE, STAR THISTLE, STINKWORT, SUNFLOWER - SEEDLING, TURNIP WEED, VARIEGATED THISTLE, VOLUNTEER CANOLA OR RAPESEED, WILD RADISH OR RADISH WEED, WILD TURNIP]; FALLOW LAND: [ARTICHOKE, ARTICHOKE THISTLE, BALL MUSTARD, BATHURST BURR, BLACK BINDWEED - FLOWERING, CALIFORNIAN BURR, CAPE TULIP, CAPEWEED, CARROT WEED, CAT'S EAR OR FLATWEED, CHARLOCK, CUTLEAF MIGNONETTE, DANDELION - TARAXACUM OFFICINALE, DEADNETTLE, DOCK, FAT HEN, FENNEL, FIELD BINDWEED, FIELD CRESS, FUMITORY - RED FLOWERING, HEDGE OR WILD MUSTARD, HOARY CRESS OR WHITEWEED, HOREHOUND, LESSER SWINECRESS OR BITTERCRESS, LINCOLN WEED, SAND ROCKET OR MUSTARD, LONDON ROCKET, LUPINS, MELILOTUS OR HEXHAM SCENT, MINTWEED, MUSTARD, NODDING THISTLE, NOOGOORA BURR, OPIUM POPPY, PATERSON'S CURSE, PIMPERNELS, PLANTAIN, ROUGH POPPY, SAFFLOWER, SAFFRON THISTLE, SCOTCH THISTLE, SHEPHERD'S PURSE, SKELETON WEED, SLENDER, SHORE OR SHEEP THISTLE, SOLDIER THISTLE, SORREL, SPEAR OR BLACK THISTLE, STAR THISTLE, STINKWORT, SUNFLOWER - SEEDLING, TURNIP WEED, VARIEGATED THISTLE, VOLUNTEER CANOLA OR RAPESEED, WILD RADISH OR RADISH WEED, WILD TURNIP]; FIELD PEA: [CHARLOCK, PRICKLY LETTUCE]; FLAX: [ARTICHOKE, ARTICHOKE THISTLE, BALL MUSTARD, BATHURST BURR, BLACK BINDWEED - FLOWERING, CALIFORNIAN BURR, CAPE TULIP, CAPEWEED, CARROT WEED, CAT'S EAR OR FLATWEED, CHARLOCK, CUTLEAF MIGNONETTE, DEADNETTLE, DOCK, FAT HEN, FENNEL, FIELD BINDWEED, FIELD CRESS, FUMITORY - RED FLOWERING, HEDGE OR WILD MUSTARD, HOARY CRESS OR WHITEWEED, HOREHOUND, LESSER SWINECRESS OR BITTERCRESS, LINCOLN WEED, SAND ROCKET OR MUSTARD, LONDON ROCKET, LUPINS, MELILOTUS OR HEXHAM SCENT, MINTWEED, MUSTARD, NODDING THISTLE, NOOGOORA BURR, OPIUM POPPY, PATERSON'S CURSE, PIMPERNELS, PLANTAIN, ROUGH POPPY, SAFFLOWER, SAFFRON THISTLE, SCOTCH THISTLE, SHEPHERD'S PURSE, SKELETON WEED, SLENDER, SHORE OR SHEEP THISTLE, SOLDIER THISTLE, SORREL, SPEAR OR BLACK THISTLE, STAR THISTLE, STINKWORT, SUNFLOWER - SEEDLING, TURNIP WEED, VARIEGATED THISTLE, VOLUNTEER CANOLA OR RAPESEED, WILD RADISH OR RADISH WEED, WILD TURNIP]; GRASS PASTURE: [ARTICHOKE, ARTICHOKE THISTLE, BALL MUSTARD, BATHURST BURR, BLACK BINDWEED - FLOWERING, CALIFORNIAN BURR, CAPE TULIP, CAPEWEED, CARROT WEED, CAT'S EAR OR FLATWEED, CHARLOCK, CUTLEAF MIGNONETTE, DANDELION - TARAXACUM OFFICINALE, DEADNETTLE, DOCK, FAT HEN, FENNEL, FIELD BINDWEED, FIELD CRESS, FUMITORY - RED FLOWERING, HEDGE OR WILD MUSTARD, HOARY CRESS OR WHITEWEED, HOREHOUND, HOREHOUND - ESTABLISHED, HOREHOUND - SEEDLING, LESSER SWINECRESS OR BITTERCRESS, LINCOLN WEED, SAND ROCKET OR MUSTARD, LONDON ROCKET, LUPINS, MELILOTUS OR HEXHAM SCENT, MINTWEED, MUSTARD, NODDING THISTLE, NOOGOORA BURR, OPIUM POPPY, PATERSON'S CURSE, PIMPERNELS, PLANTAIN, ROUGH POPPY, SAFFLOWER, SAFFRON THISTLE, SCOTCH THISTLE, SHEPHERD'S PURSE, SKELETON WEED, SLENDER, SHORE OR SHEEP THISTLE, SOLDIER THISTLE, SORREL, SPEAR OR BLACK THISTLE, STAR THISTLE, STINKWORT, SUNFLOWER - SEEDLING, TURNIP WEED, VARIEGATED THISTLE, VOLUNTEER CANOLA OR RAPESEED, WILD RADISH OR RADISH WEED, WILD TURNIP]; GRASS SEED CROP: [ARTICHOKE, ARTICHOKE THISTLE, BALL MUSTARD, BATHURST BURR, BLACK BINDWEED - FLOWERING, CALIFORNIAN BURR, CAPE TULIP, CAPEWEED, CARROT WEED, CAT'S EAR OR FLATWEED, CHARLOCK, CUTLEAF MIGNONETTE, DANDELION - TARAXACUM OFFICINALE, DEADNETTLE, DOCK, FAT HEN, FENNEL, FIELD BINDWEED, FIELD CRESS, FUMITORY - RED FLOWERING, HEDGE OR WILD MUSTARD, HOARY CRESS OR WHITEWEED, HOREHOUND, LESSER SWINECRESS OR BITTERCRESS, LINCOLN WEED, SAND ROCKET OR MUSTARD, LONDON ROCKET, LUPINS, MELILOTUS OR HEXHAM SCENT, MINTWEED, MUSTARD, NODDING THISTLE, NOOGOORA BURR, OPIUM POPPY, PATERSON'S CURSE, PIMPERNELS, PLANTAIN, ROUGH POPPY, SAFFLOWER, SAFFRON THISTLE, SCOTCH THISTLE, SHEPHERD'S PURSE, SKELETON WEED, SLENDER, SHORE OR SHEEP THISTLE, SOLDIER THISTLE, SORREL, SPEAR OR BLACK THISTLE, STAR THISTLE, STINKWORT, SUNFLOWER - SEEDLING, TURNIP WEED, VARIEGATED THISTLE, VOLUNTEER CANOLA OR RAPESEED, WILD RADISH OR RADISH WEED]; HIGH VOLUME SPRAYING: [ARTICHOKE, ARTICHOKE THISTLE, BALL MUSTARD, BATHURST BURR, BLACK BINDWEED - FLOWERING, CALIFORNIAN BURR, CAPE TULIP, CAPEWEED, CARROT WEED, CAT'S EAR OR FLATWEED, CHARLOCK, CUTLEAF MIGNONETTE, DANDELION - TARAXACUM OFFICINALE, DEADNETTLE, DOCK, FAT HEN, FENNEL, FIELD BINDWEED, FIELD CRESS, FUMITORY - RED FLOWERING, HEDGE OR WILD MUSTARD, HOARY CRESS OR WHITEWEED, HOREHOUND, LESSER SWINECRESS OR BITTERCRESS, LINCOLN WEED, SAND ROCKET OR MUSTARD, LONDON ROCKET, LUPINS, MELILOTUS OR HEXHAM SCENT, MINTWEED, MUSTARD, NODDING THISTLE, NOOGOORA BURR, OPIUM POPPY, PATERSON'S CURSE, PIMPERNELS, PLANTAIN, ROUGH POPPY, SAFFLOWER, SAFFRON THISTLE, SCOTCH THISTLE, SHEPHERD'S PURSE, SKELETON WEED, SLENDER, SHORE OR SHEEP THISTLE, SOLDIER THISTLE, SORREL, SPEAR OR BLACK THISTLE, STAR THISTLE, STINKWORT, SUNFLOWER - SEEDLING, TURNIP WEED, VARIEGATED THISTLE, VOLUNTEER CANOLA OR RAPESEED, WILD RADISH OR RADISH WEED, WILD TURNIP]; KNAPSACK APPLICATION: [ARTICHOKE, ARTICHOKE THISTLE, BALL MUSTARD, BATHURST BURR, BLACK BINDWEED - FLOWERING, CALIFORNIAN BURR, CAPE TULIP, CAPEWEED, CARROT WEED, CAT'S EAR OR FLATWEED, CHARLOCK, CUTLEAF MIGNONETTE, DANDELION - TARAXACUM OFFICINALE, DEADNETTLE, DOCK, FAT HEN, FENNEL, FIELD BINDWEED, FIELD CRESS, FUMITORY - RED FLOWERING, HEDGE OR WILD MUSTARD, HOARY CRESS OR WHITEWEED, HOREHOUND, LESSER SWINECRESS OR BITTERCRESS, LINCOLN WEED, SAND ROCKET OR MUSTARD, LONDON ROCKET, LUPINS, MELILOTUS OR HEXHAM SCENT, MINTWEED, MUSTARD, NODDING THISTLE, NOOGOORA BURR, OPIUM POPPY, PATERSON'S CURSE, PIMPERNELS, PLANTAIN, ROUGH POPPY, SAFFLOWER, SAFFRON THISTLE, SCOTCH THISTLE, SHEPHERD'S PURSE, SKELETON WEED, SLENDER, SHORE OR SHEEP THISTLE, SOLDIER THISTLE, SORREL, SPEAR OR BLACK THISTLE, STAR THISTLE,
Authorization status:
Registered
Authorization date:
2023-07-01
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RELEVANT
LAB
EL
PARTICULARS
POISON
KEEP
OUT
OF REACH OF CHILDREN
READ SAFETY DIRECTIONS
BEFORE
OPENING
OR
USING
ADAM
A
MCPA
®
750
Herbicide
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT:
750
g/L
MCPA
present
as
the
DIMETHYLAMlNE
SALT
GROUP
HERBICIDE
RLP
Appr
ove
d
_For t_
_he _
_control _
_of _
_broad _
_leaf _
_weeds _
_in cereals, _
_linseed, _
_pastures _
_rice, _
_sugar_
_c_
_ane _
_and _
_turf _
as
_specified _
_in _
_the _
_Directions for Use _
_table_
_. _
ADAM
A
ESSENTIALS
adama.com
CONTENTS:
20
L,
60
L,
110
L,
200
L,
1000
L
DIRECTIONS
FOR
USE
Restrain
ts
:
DO
NOT
apply
if
crop
or
weeds
are
stressed
due
to
dry
or
excessively
mo
i
st
conditions
.
DO
NOT
apply
if
rain
is
likely
within 6
hours
.
1.
FIELD
CROPS
SI
TUA
TION&
WEEDS
CON
T
ROLLED
CROP
Wheat
,
Refer
to
Weed
Table
B
arley,
Oats,
Triticale
Wheat
,
Ca
p
ewee
d,
Double
Barley
,
G
ee
,
Erodium
,
Mustard
,
Triticale,
Rapistrum,
Wild
Turnip,
Cereal
Rye
Wild
Radish
ADAMA
MCPA
750
HERBIC!DE
FILENAME
:
53893/XXXX
_
RPL
_
V1
STATE
Tas,
SA
only
Qld
only
NSW,
ACT
only
Vic
only
WAonly
WAonly
RATE/h
a
460
mL-1.45
L
460
mL-960
mL
600
mL-1
.35
L
270
mL
plus
350
mL
500
g/L
Diuron
330
mL
plus
500
mL
500
g/
L
Diuron
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1 OF6
CRITICAL
COMMENTS
Apply
through
the
ti
llering
stage
after
the
cr
op
pl
ants
have
5 l
eaves
and
before
they
commence
jo
i
nting
.
Apply
fr
om
early
tillering
(4
to
5
fully
emerged
main
stem
leaves
plus
one
or
more
tille r
s)
until
before
the
boot
stage
(visible
swelling
of
the
head
at
the top
of
the
main
stem)
.
Apply
460
mL
rate
afte
r cr
op
has
reached
5
leaf
stage
an
d
wee
ds
ma
r
ked
in
weed
tab
le h
ave
3-61eaves.
Highe
r
rates
after
the
fir
st
no
de
can
be
felt at
the
base
of a tiller
and
befo
re
swelling
of
the
head
can
be
fe
lt
in
a tiller.
Apply
460
mL
rate
afte
r
crop
has
reached
2-3
1
eaf
stage
and
weeds
ma
rked#
in
weed
table
have
2-41eaves
.
Higher
rate
after
the
crop
plants
have
5 1
eaves
to fully tillered.
Apply
to
crop
from
51eaf
to
Flag
l
ea
f
eme
r
ge
n
ce
(Zadoks
15-37).
CROP:
3-41eaf
stage
(Zadoks
1
3-14).
CROP
:
4-51eaf
stage
(Zadoks
14-15)
.
Apply
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Summary of Product characteristics
PRODUCT NAME: ADAMA MCPA 750 HERBICIDE
PAGE: 1 OF 6
THIS VERSION ISSUED: OCTOBER, 2019
SAFETY DATA SHEET
Issued by: Adama Australia
Pty Ltd
Phone: (02)9431 7800 (office hours)
POISONS INFORMATION CENTRE: 13 1126 FROM ANYWHERE IN AUSTRALIA, (0800
764 766 IN NEW ZEALAND)
SECTION 1 - IDENTIFICATION OF THE MATERIAL AND SUPPLIER
ADAMA AUSTRALIA PTY LTD,
Level 1, Building B
207 Pacific Highway St Leonards, NSW 2065
ACN 050 328 973
TELEPHONE (02)9431 7800 (OFFICE HOURS)
EMERGENCY 1800 024 973 (24 HOURS)
FAX (02)9431 7700
CHEMICAL NATURE:
Group I Herbicide
TRADE NAME:
ADAMA MCPA 750 HERBICIDE
APVMA CODE:
53893
PRODUCT USE:
Agricultural herbicide for use as described on the product label.
CREATION DATE:
APRIL, 2008
THIS VERSION ISSUED:
OCTOBER, 2019
and is valid for 5 years from this date.
POISONS INFORMATION CENTRE: PHONE 13 1126 FROM ANYWHERE IN AUSTRALIA
SECTION 2 - HAZARDS IDENTIFICATION
STATEMENT OF HAZARDOUS NATURE
This product is classified as:
Xn, Harmful. Xi, Irritating. Hazardous according to the criteria of
SWA.
Not a Dangerous Good according to Australian Dangerous Goods (ADG)
Code, IATA and IMDG/IMSBC criteria.
SUSMP CLASSIFICATION:
S6
ADG CLASSIFICATION:
None allocated. Not a Dangerous Good under the ADG Code.
UN NUMBER:
None allocated
GHS SIGNAL WORD: WARNING
Acute Toxicity Oral Category 4
Acute Toxicity Dermal Category 4
Acute Toxicity Inhalation Category 4
Hazardous to aquatic environment Short term/Chronic Category 1
HAZARD STATEMENT:
H302: Harmful if swallowed.
H312: Harmful in contact with skin.
H332: Harmful if inhaled.
H410: Very toxic to aquatic life with long lasting effects.
PREVENTION
P102: Keep out of reach of children.
P261: Avoid breathing fumes, mists, vapours or spray.
P262: Do not get in eyes, on skin, or on clothing.
P264: Wash contacted areas thoroughly after handling.
P270: Do not eat, drink or smoke when using this product.
P271: Use only outdoors or in a well ventilated area.
P273: Avoid release to the environment.
P281: Use personal protective equipment as required.
RESPONSE
P362: Tak
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE
RESTRAINTS:
DO NOT apply if crop or weeds are stressed due to dry or excessively
moist conditions.
DO NOT apply if rain is likely within 6 hours.
1. FIELD CROPS
SITUATION &
CROP
WEEDS CONTROLLED
STATE
RATE/HA
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Wheat,
Barley,
Oats,
Triticale
Refer to Weed Table
Tas, SA
only
460 mL-1.45 L
Apply through the tillering stage after the crop plants have
5 leaves and before they commence jointing.
Qld only
Apply from early tillering (4 to 5 fully emerged main stem leaves
plus one or 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 5 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 -960 mL
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.
WA only
600 -1.35 L
Apply to crop from 5 leaf to Flag leaf emergence (Zadoks 15-37).
Wheat,
Barley,
Triticale,
Cereal Rye
Capeweed,
Double Gee, _Erodium_,
Mustard, Rapistrum,
Wild Turnip,
Wild Radish
WA only
270 mL +
350 mL
500 g/L Diuron
CROP: 3-4 leaf stage (Zadoks 13-14).
330 mL +
500 mL
500 g/L Diuron
CROP: 4-5 leaf stage (Zadoks 14-15).
Apply by aircraft or boom with 20-100 L/ha water, when 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.
ADAMA.COM
ADAMA.COM
CONTENTS: 20 L, 60 L, 110 L, 200 L, 1000 L
FOR THE CONTROL OF BROADLEAF WEEDS IN CEREALS, LINSEED, PASTURES
RICE, SUGARCANE AND TURF AS SPECIFIED IN THE DIRECTIONS FOR
USE TABLE
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT:
750 G/L MCPA
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