FARMOZ SPRAY & SOW HERBICIDE
Country: Australia
Language: English
Source: APVMA (Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority)
Patient Information leaflet
(PIL)
20-06-2017
Summary of Product characteristics
(SPC)
20-06-2017
Safety Data Sheet
(SDS)
09-12-2005
Active ingredient:
DIQUAT PRESENT AS DIQUAT DIBROMIDE; PARAQUAT PRESENT AS PARAQUAT DICHLORIDE
Available from:
ADAMA AUSTRALIA PTY LIMITED
INN (International Name):
paraquat as dichloride(135g/L)+diquat as dibromide(115g/L)
Pharmaceutical form:
SOLUBLE CONCENTRATE
Composition:
DIQUAT PRESENT AS DIQUAT DIBROMIDE PYRIDINE-BIPYRIDYL Active 115.0 g/L; PARAQUAT PRESENT AS PARAQUAT DICHLORIDE PYRIDINE-BIPYRIDYL Active 135.0 g/L
Units in package:
1000L; 110L; 200L; 20L
Class:
A - Agricultural
Manufactured by:
ADAMA AUST
Therapeutic group:
AVOCADO | BAND SPRAYING | BARLEY | CANOLA | CEREALS | CHICKPEA | CLOVER GRASS PASTURE - REFER TO LABEL | COCKSFOOT | COTTON | CO
Therapeutic area:
HERBICIDE
Therapeutic indications:
AFRICAN TURNIP WEED - SEEDLING | ANNUAL BROADLEAF WEED | ANNUAL GRASS WEED | ANNUAL OR WIMMERA RYEGRASS - SEEDLING | ANNUAL PASTURE | ANNUAL SALTBUSH - SEEDLING | ANNUAL WEED CONTROL | ANNUAL WEEDS | ANNUAL WEEDS - SEE LABEL | AUSTRALIAN BINDWEED - SEEDLING | AUSTRALIAN BLUEBELL - SEEDLING | AWNLESS BARNYARD GRASS - SEEDLING | BALL MUSTARD - SEEDLING | BARLEY GRASS - SEEDLING | BARNYARD GRASS - SEEDLING | BATHURST BURR - SEEDLING | BELLVINE - SEEDLING | BIFORA - SEEDLING | BINDWEED | BLACK PIGWEED - SEEDLING | BLACKBERRY NIGHTSHADE - SEEDLING | BLADDER KETMIA - SEEDLING | BLUETOP - SEEDLING | BOGGABRI WEED - SEEDLING | BROADLEAF WEEDS AND GRASSES | BROME GRASS | BUFFEL GRASS - SEEDLING | CALOPO - SEEDLING | CALTROP OR YELLOW VINE - SEEDLING | CAPEWEED | CAPEWEED - SEEDLING | CAUSTIC WEED - SEEDLING | CHARLOCK - SEEDLING | CLIMBING BUCKWHEAT - SEEDLING | CLOVER | COLUMBUS GRASS - SEEDLING | CORN GROMWELL OR SHEEPWEED - SEEDLING | COWVINE - SEEDLING | CUDWEED - SEEDLING | DEADNETTLE - SEEDLING | DESICCATION AID
Product summary:
Poison schedule: 7; Withholding period: WHP: DO NOT GRAZE OR CUT SPRAYED VEGET ATION FOR STOCK FOOD FOR AT LEAST 1 DAY OR GRAZE HORSES FOR 7 DAYS AFTER APPL ICATION. REMOVE STOCK FROM TREATED AREA S 3 DAYS BEFORE SLAUGHTER. COTTON: DO NOT HARVEST EARLIER THAN 7 DAYS AFTER A PPLICATION.; Host/pest details: AVOCADO: [ANNUAL GRASS , PERENNIAL BROADLEAF WEED]; BAND SPRAYING: [ANNUAL BROADLEAF WEED, ANNUAL GRASS ]; BARLEY: [AFRICAN TURNIP WEED - SEEDLING, ANNUAL OR WIMMERA RYEGRASS - SEEDLING, ANNUAL SALTBUSH - SEEDLING, AUSTRALIAN BINDWEED - SEEDLING, AUSTRALIAN BLUEBELL - SEEDLING, BALL MUSTARD - SEEDLING, BARLEY GRASS - SEEDLING, BARNYARD GRASS - SEEDLING, BATHURST BURR - SEEDLING, BELLVINE - SEEDLING, BIFORA - SEEDLING, BLACKBERRY NIGHTSHADE - SEEDLING, BLADDER KETMIA - SEEDLING, BOGGABRI WEED - SEEDLING, BROME GRASS, BUFFEL GRASS - SEEDLING, CALTROP OR YELLOW VINE - SEEDLING, CAPEWEED - SEEDLING, CAUSTIC WEED - SEEDLING, CHARLOCK - SEEDLING, CLIMBING BUCKWHEAT - SEEDLING, COLUMBUS GRASS - SEEDLING, CORN GROMWELL OR SHEEPWEED - SEEDLING, COWVINE - SEEDLING, CUDWEED - SEEDLING, DEADNETTLE - SEEDLING, ERODIUM (STORKSBILL) - SEEDLING, EUROPEAN BINDWEED - SEEDLING, FAT HEN - SEEDLING, FIREWEED - SEEDLING(S. MADAGASCARIENSIS), FLEABANE - SEEDLING, FUMITORY - SEEDLING, GIANT OR BLACK PIGWEED - SEEDLING, GROUND OR ANNUAL GROUND CHERRY, HEXHAM SCENT - SEEDLING, HOREHOUND - SEEDLING, INDIAN HEDGE MUSTARD - SEEDLING, IVY LEAF SPEEDWELL - SEEDLING, JOHNSON GRASS - SEEDLING, LINCOLN WEED - SEEDLING, LIVERSEED GRASS - SEEDLING, MALVASTRUM - SEEDLING, MEDIC - SEEDLING, MELILOTUS - SEEDLING, MEXICAN POPPY - SEEDLING, MINTWEED - SEEDLING, MOSSMAN RIVER GRASS - SEEDLING, MUNGBEAN - SEEDLING, MUSKWEED - SEEDLING, NATIVE JUTE - SEEDLING, NATIVE ROSELLA - SEEDLING, NEW ZEALAND SPINACH - SEEDLING, NOOGOORA BURR - SEEDLING, PADDY MELON - SEEDLING, PARADOXA GRASS - SEEDLING, PARTHENIUM WEED - SEEDLING, PATERSON'S CURSE - SEEDLING, PEA, PEPPERCRESS - SEEDLING, PHYLLANTHUS - SEEDLING, PIMPERNEL - SEEDLING, POPPY - SEEDLING, PRICKLY LETTUCE - SEEDLING, RED PIGWEED (P. OLERACEA) - SEEDLING, RHODES GRASS - SEEDLING, RHYNCHOSIA - SEEDLING, SAFFRON THISTLE - SEEDLING, SESBANIA PEA - SEEDLING, SHEPHERD'S PURSE - SEEDLING, SIDA - SEEDLING, SILVERGRASS - VULPIA SPP., SMALLFLOWER MALLOW - SEEDLING, SMOOTH CUCUMBER - SEEDLING, SOFT ROLY POLY - SEEDLING, SORGHUM, SOWTHISTLE - SEEDLING, SOYBEAN - SEEDLING, SPEEDY WEED - SEEDLING, SPINY EMEX - SEEDLING, STINGING OR DWARF NETTLE - SEEDLING, STINK GRASS - SEEDLING, SUBTERRANEAN CLOVER - SEEDLING, SUMMER GRASS - SEEDLING, SUNFLOWER - SEEDLING, SWEET SUMMER GRASS - SEEDLING, THORNAPPLE - SEEDLING, THREE-HORNED BEDSTRAW, TURNIP WEED - SEEDLING, VARIEGATED THISTLE - SEEDLING, VETCH OR TARES - SEEDLING, VOLUNTEER BARLEY - SEEDLING, VOLUNTEER BEAN, VOLUNTEER CEREAL - SEEDLING, VOLUNTEER COTTON - SEEDLINGS, VOLUNTEER LUPIN - SEEDLING, VOLUNTEER WHEAT - SEEDLING, WARD'S WEED - SEEDLING, WILD CARROT - SEEDLING, WILD OR BLACK OAT - SEEDLING, WILD OR MEDITERRANEAN TURNIP - SEEDLING, WILD OR PERENNIAL GOOSEBERRY - SEEDLING, WILD RADISH - SEEDLING, WIREWEED OR KNOTWEED - SEEDLING]; CANOLA: [AFRICAN TURNIP WEED - SEEDLING, ANNUAL OR WIMMERA RYEGRASS - SEEDLING, ANNUAL SALTBUSH - SEEDLING, AUSTRALIAN BINDWEED - SEEDLING, AUSTRALIAN BLUEBELL - SEEDLING, BALL MUSTARD - SEEDLING, BARLEY GRASS - SEEDLING, BARNYARD GRASS - SEEDLING, BATHURST BURR - SEEDLING, BELLVINE - SEEDLING, BIFORA - SEEDLING, BLACKBERRY NIGHTSHADE - SEEDLING, BLADDER KETMIA - SEEDLING, BOGGABRI WEED - SEEDLING, BROME GRASS, BUFFEL GRASS - SEEDLING, CALTROP OR YELLOW VINE - SEEDLING, CAPEWEED - SEEDLING, CAUSTIC WEED - SEEDLING, CHARLOCK - SEEDLING, CLIMBING BUCKWHEAT - SEEDLING, COLUMBUS GRASS - SEEDLING, CORN GROMWELL OR SHEEPWEED - SEEDLING, COWVINE - SEEDLING, CUDWEED - SEEDLING, DEADNETTLE - SEEDLING, ERODIUM (STORKSBILL) - SEEDLING, EUROPEAN BINDWEED - SEEDLING, FAT HEN - SEEDLING, FIREWEED - SEEDLING(S. MADAGASCARIENSIS), FLEABANE - SEEDLING, FUMITORY - SEEDLING, GIANT OR BLACK PIGWEED - SEEDLING, GROUND OR ANNUAL GROUND CHERRY, HEXHAM SCENT - SEEDLING, HOREHOUND - SEEDLING, INDIAN HEDGE MUSTARD - SEEDLING, IVY LEAF SPEEDWELL - SEEDLING, JOHNSON GRASS - SEEDLING, LINCOLN WEED - SEEDLING, LIVERSEED GRASS - SEEDLING, MALVASTRUM - SEEDLING, MARSH OR SMALLFLOWER MALLOW, MEDIC - SEEDLING, MELILOTUS - SEEDLING, MEXICAN POPPY - SEEDLING, MINTWEED - SEEDLING, MOSSMAN RIVER GRASS - SEEDLING, MUNGBEAN - SEEDLING, MUSKWEED - SEEDLING, NATIVE JUTE - SEEDLING, NATIVE ROSELLA - SEEDLING, NEW ZEALAND SPINACH - SEEDLING, NOOGOORA BURR - SEEDLING, PADDY MELON - SEEDLING, PARADOXA GRASS - SEEDLING, PARTHENIUM WEED - SEEDLING, PATERSON'S CURSE - SEEDLING, PEA, PEPPERCRESS - SEEDLING, PHYLLANTHUS - SEEDLING, PIMPERNEL - SEEDLING, POPPY - SEEDLING, PRICKLY LETTUCE - SEEDLING, RED PIGWEED (P. OLERACEA) - SEEDLING, RHODES GRASS - SEEDLING, RHYNCHOSIA - SEEDLING, SAFFRON THISTLE - SEEDLING, SESBANIA PEA - SEEDLING, SHEPHERD'S PURSE - SEEDLING, SIDA - SEEDLING, SILVERGRASS - VULPIA SPP., SMOOTH CUCUMBER - SEEDLING, SOFT ROLY POLY - SEEDLING, SORGHUM, SOWTHISTLE - SEEDLING, SOYBEAN - SEEDLING, SPEEDY WEED - SEEDLING, SPINY EMEX - SEEDLING, STINGING OR DWARF NETTLE - SEEDLING, STINK GRASS - SEEDLING, SUBTERRANEAN CLOVER - SEEDLING, SUMMER GRASS - SEEDLING, SUNFLOWER - SEEDLING, SWEET SUMMER GRASS - SEEDLING, THORNAPPLE - SEEDLING, THREE CORNERED JACK - SEEDLING, THREE-HORNED BEDSTRAW, TURNIP WEED - SEEDLING, VARIEGATED THISTLE - SEEDLING, VETCH OR TARES - SEEDLING, VOLUNTEER BARLEY - SEEDLING, VOLUNTEER BEAN, VOLUNTEER CEREAL - SEEDLING, VOLUNTEER LUPIN - SEEDLING, VOLUNTEER WHEAT - SEEDLING, WARD'S WEED - SEEDLING, WILD CARROT - SEEDLING, WILD OR BLACK OAT - SEEDLING, WILD OR MEDITERRANEAN TURNIP - SEEDLING, WILD OR PERENNIAL GOOSEBERRY - SEEDLING, WILD RADISH - SEEDLING, WIREWEED OR KNOTWEED - SEEDLING]; CEREALS: [AFRICAN TURNIP WEED - SEEDLING, ANNUAL OR WIMMERA RYEGRASS - SEEDLING, ANNUAL SALTBUSH - SEEDLING, AUSTRALIAN BINDWEED - SEEDLING, AUSTRALIAN BLUEBELL - SEEDLING, BALL MUSTARD - SEEDLING, BARLEY GRASS - SEEDLING, BARNYARD GRASS - SEEDLING, BATHURST BURR - SEEDLING, BELLVINE - SEEDLING, BIFORA - SEEDLING, BLACKBERRY NIGHTSHADE - SEEDLING, BLADDER KETMIA - SEEDLING, BOGGABRI WEED - SEEDLING, BROME GRASS, BUFFEL GRASS - SEEDLING, CALTROP OR YELLOW VINE - SEEDLING, CAPEWEED - SEEDLING, CAUSTIC WEED - SEEDLING, CHARLOCK - SEEDLING, CLIMBING BUCKWHEAT - SEEDLING, COLUMBUS GRASS - SEEDLING, CORN GROMWELL OR SHEEPWEED - SEEDLING, COWVINE - SEEDLING, CUDWEED - SEEDLING, DEADNETTLE - SEEDLING, ERODIUM (STORKSBILL) - SEEDLING, EUROPEAN BINDWEED - SEEDLING, FAT HEN - SEEDLING, FIREWEED - SEEDLING(S. MADAGASCARIENSIS), FLEABANE - SEEDLING, FUMITORY - SEEDLING, GIANT OR BLACK PIGWEED - SEEDLING, GROUND OR ANNUAL GROUND CHERRY, HEXHAM SCENT - SEEDLING, HOREHOUND - SEEDLING, INDIAN HEDGE MUSTARD - SEEDLING, IVY LEAF SPEEDWELL - SEEDLING, JOHNSON GRASS - SEEDLING, LINCOLN WEED - SEEDLING, LIVERSEED GRASS - SEEDLING, LUPINS, MALVASTRUM - SEEDLING, MARSH OR SMALLFLOWER MALLOW - SEEDLING, MEDIC - SEEDLING, MELILOTUS - SEEDLING, MEXICAN POPPY - SEEDLING, MINTWEED - SEEDLING, MOSSMAN RIVER GRASS - SEEDLING, MUNGBEAN - SEEDLING, MUSKWEED - SEEDLING, NATIVE JUTE - SEEDLING, NATIVE ROSELLA - SEEDLING, NEW ZEALAND SPINACH - SEEDLING, NOOGOORA BURR - SEEDLING, PADDY MELON - SEEDLING, PARADOXA GRASS - SEEDLING, PARTHENIUM WEED - SEEDLING, PATERSON'S CURSE - SEEDLING, PEA, PEPPERCRESS - SEEDLING, PHYLLANTHUS - SEEDLING, PIMPERNEL - SEEDLING, POPPY - SEEDLING, PRICKLY LETTUCE - SEEDLING, RED PIGWEED (P. OLERACEA) - SEEDLING, RHODES GRASS - SEEDLING, RHYNCHOSIA - SEEDLING, SAFFRON THISTLE - SEEDLING, SESBANIA PEA - SEEDLING, SHEPHERD'S PURSE - SEEDLING, SIDA - SEEDLING, SILVERGRASS - VULPIA SPP., SMOOTH CUCUMBER - SEEDLING, SOFT ROLY POLY - SEEDLING, SORGHUM, SOWTHISTLE - SEEDLING, SOYBEAN - SEEDLING, SPEEDY WEED - SEEDLING, SPINY EMEX - SEEDLING, STINGING OR DWARF NETTLE - SEEDLING, STINK GRASS - SEEDLING, SUBTERRANEAN CLOVER - SEEDLING, SUMMER GRASS - SEEDLING, SUNFLOWER - SEEDLING, SWEET SUMMER GRASS - SEEDLING, THORNAPPLE - SEEDLING, THREE CORNERED JACK - SEEDLING, THREE-HORNED BEDSTRAW, TURNIP WEED - SEEDLI
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SPRAY
&
SOW
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LABEL-
SIZE:
318
MM
WIDE
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314
MM
DEEP
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PANELS
157
MM
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DANGEROUS
POISON
KEEP
OUT
OF
REACH
OF
CHILDREN
READ
SAFETY
DIRECTIONS
BEFORE
OPENING
OR
USING
CAN
KILL
IF
SWALLOWED
DO
NOT
PUT
IN
DRINK
BOTTLES
LOCKED
UP
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Ltd.
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B,
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Australia
Tel:
102)
9431
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in
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sunlight.
Storag•
must
be
secure
so
that
contents
cannot
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tampered
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seals
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broken
prior
to
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should
be ach'ised
immedia
tety.
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minibuft container
is
reusable and remains
the
property or
FARMOZ
Pty.
ltd.
DO
NOT
rinse empty container.
Empty
contents
fully
into application
equipment
Close
all
valves
and
return
to
the
point
of
supply
for
refin
or storage.
No
other
liquid.
solid or pesticide product
s~uld
be
put
into
it
When
empty
return
to
FARMOZ
Pty.
Ltd
. lor
cleaning.
relabelling
and
refilling.
SAfaY
Dlllf:CTlOIIS
Very
dangerous.
particularty
the concentrate. Product
is
pOisonous
if
absorbed
by
skin
contact.
inhaled
or
Swi1nowed.
Will
irritate
the
eyes. nose. throat
and
skin.
Attacks
eyes. Protect eyes
while using.
Avoid
contact
with
eyes.
skin
and clothing.
DO
NOT
inhale spray
mi
st. When
opanin~
'!tie
container,
preparing
product
for
use
and
u
sing
the
prepared 1pray, wear cotton
overans
buttoned
to
the
neck
and
wrist.
a
washable
hat
elbow·length
PVC
gloves,
face
shield
or
goggles and half faceplece respitator
or
disposable respirator.
If
clothing becomes
contaminated
witt\
product. or we
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Summary of Product characteristics
PRODUCT NAME: FARMOZ SPRAY & SOW HERBICIDE
PAGE: 1 OF 6
THIS REVISION ISSUED: AUGUST, 2012
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, Suite 1, Level 4,
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:
Active ingredients are bipyridylium derivatives.
TRADE NAME:
SPRAY & SOW HERBICIDE
PRODUCT USE:
Agricultural herbicide for use as described on the product label.
CREATION DATE:
DECEMBER, 2005
THIS VERSION ISSUED:
AUGUST, 2012
and is valid for 5 years from this date.
SECTION 2 - HAZARDS IDENTIFICATION
STATEMENT OF HAZARDOUS NATURE
This product is classified as:
Hazardous according to the criteria of SWA Australia.
Dangerous according to the Australian Dangerous Goods (ADG) Code.
RISK PHRASES:
R41, R43, R23/24/25, R37/38, R50/53. Risk of serious damage to eyes.
May cause sensitisation by
skin contact. Toxic by inhalation, in contact with skin, and if
swallowed. Irritating to respiratory system and skin. Very
toxic to aquatic organisms, may cause long term adverse effects in the
aquatic environment.
SAFETY PHRASES:
S20, S23, S28, S38, S45, S60, S61, S1/2, S24/25, S36/37/39. When
using, do not eat or drink. Do
not breathe vapour or spray mist. After contact with skin, wash
immediately with plenty of soap and water. In case of
insufficient ventilation, wear suitable respiratory equipment. In case
of accident or if you feel unwell, contact a doctor
or Poisons Information Centre immediately (show the label where
possible). This material and its container must be
disposed of as hazardous waste. Avoid release to the environment.
Refer to special instructions/Safety Data Sheets.
Keep locked up and out of reach of children. Avoid contact with skin
and eyes. Wear suitable protective cl
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Safety Data Sheet
APVMA Approval No: 59879/1105
Farmoz Spray & Sow Herbicide PAGE 1 OF 14
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
RESTRAINTS:
DO NOT spray plants which are waterlogged, under stress of any kind or
covered with soil or dust.
DO NOT spray plants covered with heavy dew, but rain following
spraying will not affect results.
DO NOT sow or cultivate for 1 hour after spraying.
FOR GROUND APPLICATION ONLY – DO NOT use through aircraft, misting
machines, hand held ultra low volume controlled droplet
applicators (CDA units).
SOUTHERN AUSTRALIA – FULL DISTURBANCE
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CONTENTS: 1 L, 5 L, 10 L, 20 L, 110 L, 200 L
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CONTENTS: 20 L, 110 L, 200 L, 1000 L
ACTIVE CONSTITUENT: 135 G/L PARAQUAT
PRESENT AS PARAQUAT DICHLORIDE
115 G/L DIQUAT PRESENT AS DIQUAT DIBROMIDE
L
HERBICIDE
GROUP
DANGEROUS POISON
KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN
READ SAFETY DIRECTIONS BEFORE OPENING OR USING
CAN KILL IF SWALLOWED
DO NOT PUT IN DRINK BOTTLES
KEEP LOCKED UP
FARMOZ
SPRAY & SOW
®
Herbicide
EssEntials
_FOR CONTROL OF A WIDE RANGE OF GRASSES AND BROADLEAF _
_WEEDS AS SPECIFIED IN THE DIRECTIONS FOR USE TABLE. _
_CAN BE UTILISED IN CROP ESTABLISHMENT PROGRAMS. _
_CONTAINS NON-IONIC WETTER._
CROP/
SITUATION
WEEDS CONTROLLED
GROWTH
STAGE
RATE L/HA
STATE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
SOUTHERN
AUSTRALIA
DIRECT
DRILLING
with full
combine
or
with
cultivation
before
spraying
or
with
cultivation
after spraying
as an aid in
the
establishment
of crops
including:
_continued _
_overleaf_
_SEEDLING GRASSES_
Annual Ryegrass (_Lolium rigidum_),
Barley Grass (_Hordeum _spp.),
Brome Grass (_Bromus _spp.),
Volunteer Cereals,
Wild Oats (_Avena _spp.)
2 to 3 leaf
0.6 to 0.8
Sthn
NSW,
Vic,
Tas,
SA,
WA
only
REFER TO CROP ESTABLISHMENT PROCEDURE (1).
In WA apply after the Autumn break within 4 weeks
of weed germination. In the other States apply to
young or well grazed weeds. In a typical mixed
weed situation use the rate recommended for the
growth stage of the hardest-to-kill weed species.
Rates shown are for optimum conditions, for
sowing equipment with wide points and overall soil
disturban
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