TOMAHAWK HERBICIDE

Country: Australia

Language: English

Source: APVMA (Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority)

Buy It Now

Patient Information leaflet (PIL)

20-06-2017

Summary of Product characteristics (SPC)

20-06-2017

Safety Data Sheet (SDS)

07-05-2001

Active ingredient:

METRIBUZIN

Available from:

NUFARM AUSTRALIA LIMITED

INN (International Name):

metribuzin(750g/kg)

Pharmaceutical form:

WATER DISPERSIBLE GRANULE

Composition:

METRIBUZIN TRIAZINE-TRIAZINONES Active 750.0 g/kg

Units in package:

10kg; 2.5kg; 2kg; 5kg

Class:

A - Agricultural

Therapeutic group:

Therapeutic area:

HERBICIDE

Therapeutic indications:

Product summary:

Poison schedule: 6; Withholding period: Harvest: Tomatoes: Do not havest for 2 1 days after application. Asparagus: D o not harvest for 7 days after applicat ion. Sugarcane: Do not harvest for 21 w eeks after application. Grazing: S ugarcane: Not required when used as dir ected. Barley: Do not graze or cut for stock food for 14 days after applicatio n.; Host/pest details: ASPARAGUS: [CHICKWEED, DEADNETTLE, FAT HEN, NETTLE, SHEPHERD'S PURSE, THORNAPPLE]; ASPARAGUS SEEDLING: [CHICKWEED, DEADNETTLE, FAT HEN, NETTLE, SHEPHERD'S PURSE, THORNAPPLE]; BARLEY: [AMSINCKIA,YELLOW BURRWEED OR BURR GRASS, BUCHAN WEED, CAPEWEED, CAT'S EAR OR FLATWEED, CHARLOCK, CHICKWEED, COMMON COTULA OR CARROT WEED, CORN GROMWELL, IRONWEED OR SHEEPWEED, CORN SPURRY, CREEPING SPEEDWELL, CROWNBEARD, DEADNETTLE - LAMIUM SPP., DOCK - SEEDLING, ERODIUM, CROWFOOT OR STORKSBILL, FAT HEN, FIELD MADDER, FUMITORY, GREAT, RIPGUT OR KINGSTON BROME, HARE'S-EAR OR TREACLE MUSTARD, HELIOTROPE - HELIOTROPIUM SPP., HOREHOUND, INDIAN HEDGE MUSTARD, LESSER SWINECRESS OR BITTERCRESS, MOUNTAIN SORREL/PURPLE CALANDRINIA, MOUSE-EAR CHICKWEED, POWELL'S AMARANTH OR POWELL'S SLIM, ROUGH POPPY, SCARLET OR RED PIMPERNEL, SCRUB NETTLE, SHEPHERD'S PURSE, SORREL - SEEDLING, SOW OR MILK THISTLE, STAGGER WEED, SUN SPURGE, THREE CORNERED JACK OR DOUBLEGEE, TOAD RUSH, WILD RADISH OR RADISH WEED, WILD TURNIP, WINTER GRASS, WIREWEED, KNOTWEED OR HOGWEED, YORKSHIRE FOG GRASS]; BARLEY - SEE LABEL FOR EXCEPTIONS: [ANNUAL OR WIMMERA RYEGRASS, BARLEY GRASS, CAPEWEED, COMMON COTULA OR CARROT WEED, FUMITORY, GERANIUM, GREAT, RIPGUT OR KINGSTON BROME, INDIAN HEDGE MUSTARD, RED BROME, THREE CORNERED JACK OR DOUBLEGEE, TOAD RUSH, WILD RADISH OR RADISH WEED, WILD TURNIP, WIREWEED, KNOTWEED OR HOGWEED]; CHICKPEA: [AMSINCKIA,YELLOW BURRWEED OR BURR GRASS, BUCHAN WEED, CAPEWEED, CAT'S EAR OR FLATWEED, CHARLOCK, CHICKWEED, COMMON COTULA OR CARROT WEED, CORN GROMWELL, IRONWEED OR SHEEPWEED, CORN SPURRY, CREEPING SPEEDWELL, CROWNBEARD, DEADNETTLE - LAMIUM SPP., DOCK - SEEDLING, ERODIUM, CROWFOOT OR STORKSBILL, FAT HEN, FIELD MADDER, FUMITORY, GREAT, RIPGUT OR KINGSTON BROME, HARE'S-EAR OR TREACLE MUSTARD, HELIOTROPE - HELIOTROPIUM SPP., HOREHOUND, INDIAN HEDGE MUSTARD, LESSER SWINECRESS OR BITTERCRESS, MOUNTAIN SORREL/PURPLE CALANDRINIA, MOUSE-EAR CHICKWEED, POWELL'S AMARANTH OR POWELL'S SLIM, ROUGH POPPY, SCARLET OR RED PIMPERNEL, SCRUB NETTLE, SHEPHERD'S PURSE, SORREL - SEEDLING, SOW OR MILK THISTLE, STAGGER WEED, SUBTERRANEAN CLOVER - SUPPRESSION, SUN SPURGE, THREE CORNERED JACK OR DOUBLEGEE, WILD RADISH OR RADISH WEED, WILD TURNIP, WINTER GRASS, WIREWEED, KNOTWEED OR HOGWEED, YORKSHIRE FOG GRASS]; DAVIS SOYBEAN - IRRIGATED: [ANODA WEED, APPLE-OF-PERU, AWNLESS BARNYARD GRASS, BELLVINE - SUPPRESSION, CALTROP OR YELLOW VINE, COBBLER'S PEGS, COMMON THORNAPPLE, NOOGOORA BURR, PIGWEED SPP., SUMMER GRASS]; FABA BEAN: [AMSINCKIA,YELLOW BURRWEED OR BURR GRASS, BUCHAN WEED, CAPEWEED, CAT'S EAR OR FLATWEED, CHARLOCK, CHICKWEED, COMMON COTULA OR CARROT WEED, CORN GROMWELL, IRONWEED OR SHEEPWEED, CORN SPURRY, CREEPING SPEEDWELL, CROWNBEARD, DEADNETTLE - LAMIUM SPP., DOCK - SEEDLING, ERODIUM, CROWFOOT OR STORKSBILL, FAT HEN, FIELD MADDER, FUMITORY, GREAT, RIPGUT OR KINGSTON BROME, HARE'S-EAR OR TREACLE MUSTARD, HELIOTROPE - HELIOTROPIUM SPP., HOREHOUND, INDIAN HEDGE MUSTARD, LESSER SWINECRESS OR BITTERCRESS, MOUNTAIN SORREL/PURPLE CALANDRINIA, MOUSE-EAR CHICKWEED, POWELL'S AMARANTH OR POWELL'S SLIM, ROUGH POPPY, SCARLET OR RED PIMPERNEL, SCRUB NETTLE, SHEPHERD'S PURSE, SORREL - SEEDLING, SOW OR MILK THISTLE, STAGGER WEED, SUBTERRANEAN CLOVER - SUPPRESSION, SUN SPURGE, THREE CORNERED JACK OR DOUBLEGEE, WILD RADISH OR RADISH WEED, WILD TURNIP, WINTER GRASS, WIREWEED, KNOTWEED OR HOGWEED, YORKSHIRE FOG GRASS]; FIELD PEA: [AMSINCKIA,YELLOW BURRWEED OR BURR GRASS, ANNUAL OR WIMMERA RYEGRASS, BALL MUSTARD, BARLEY GRASS, BROADLEAF DOCK, BUCHAN WEED, CAPEWEED, CAPEWEED - SUPPRESSION, CAT'S EAR OR FLATWEED, CHARLOCK, CHICKWEED, COMMON COTULA OR CARROT WEED, CORN GROMWELL, IRONWEED OR SHEEPWEED, CORN SPURRY, CREEPING SPEEDWELL, CROWNBEARD, DEADNETTLE, DEADNETTLE - LAMIUM SPP., DOCK, DOCK - SEEDLING, DOUBLEGEE - SUPPRESSION, ERODIUM, CROWFOOT OR STORKSBILL, FAT HEN, FIELD MADDER, FUMITORY, GERANIUM, GREAT, RIPGUT OR KINGSTON BROME, HARE'S-EAR OR TREACLE MUSTARD, HELIOTROPE - HELIOTROPIUM SPP., HOREHOUND, INDIAN HEDGE MUSTARD, LESSER SWINECRESS OR BITTERCRESS, MOUNTAIN SORREL/PURPLE CALANDRINIA, MOUSE-EAR CHICKWEED, NETTLE, POWELL'S AMARANTH OR POWELL'S SLIM, RED BROME, ROUGH POPPY, SCARLET OR RED PIMPERNEL, SCRUB NETTLE, SHEPHERD'S PURSE, SORREL - SEEDLING, SOW OR MILK THISTLE, STAGGER WEED, STINGING OR DWARF NETTLE, SUBTERRANEAN CLOVER - SUPPRESSION, SUN SPURGE, THORNAPPLE, THREE CORNERED JACK OR DOUBLEGEE, TOAD RUSH, WILD OAT, WILD RADISH OR RADISH WEED, WILD TURNIP, WINTER GRASS, WIREWEED, KNOTWEED OR HOGWEED, YORKSHIRE FOG GRASS]; GREEN OR GARDEN PEA: [AMSINCKIA,YELLOW BURRWEED OR BURR GRASS, ANNUAL OR WIMMERA RYEGRASS, BALL MUSTARD, BARLEY GRASS, BROADLEAF DOCK, BUCHAN WEED, CAPEWEED, CAPEWEED - SUPPRESSION, CAT'S EAR OR FLATWEED, CHARLOCK, CHICKWEED, COMMON COTULA OR CARROT WEED, CORN GROMWELL, IRONWEED OR SHEEPWEED, CORN SPURRY, CREEPING SPEEDWELL, CROWNBEARD, DEADNETTLE, DEADNETTLE - LAMIUM SPP., DOCK, DOCK - SEEDLING, DOUBLEGEE - SUPPRESSION, ERODIUM, CROWFOOT OR STORKSBILL, FAT HEN, FIELD MADDER, FUMITORY, GERANIUM, GREAT, RIPGUT OR KINGSTON BROME, HARE'S-EAR OR TREACLE MUSTARD, HELIOTROPE - HELIOTROPIUM SPP., HOREHOUND, INDIAN HEDGE MUSTARD, LESSER SWINECRESS OR BITTERCRESS, MOUNTAIN SORREL/PURPLE CALANDRINIA, MOUSE-EAR CHICKWEED, NETTLE, POWELL'S AMARANTH OR POWELL'S SLIM, RED BROME, ROUGH POPPY, SCARLET OR RED PIMPERNEL, SCRUB NETTLE, SHEPHERD'S PURSE, SORREL - SEEDLING, SOW OR MILK THISTLE, STAGGER WEED, STINGING OR DWARF NETTLE, SUBTERRANEAN CLOVER - SUPPRESSION, SUN SPURGE, THORNAPPLE, THREE CORNERED JACK OR DOUBLEGEE, TOAD RUSH, WILD OAT, WILD RADISH OR RADISH WEED, WILD TURNIP, WINTER GRASS, WIREWEED, KNOTWEED OR HOGWEED, YORKSHIRE FOG GRASS]; GREEN PEA (POST-EMERGENT): [AMSINCKIA,YELLOW BURRWEED OR BURR GRASS, ANNUAL OR WIMMERA RYEGRASS, BALL MUSTARD, BARLEY GRASS, BROADLEAF DOCK, BUCHAN WEED, CAPEWEED, CAPEWEED - SUPPRESSION, CAT'S EAR OR FLATWEED, CHARLOCK, CHICKWEED, COMMON COTULA OR CARROT WEED, CORN GROMWELL, IRONWEED OR SHEEPWEED, CORN SPURRY, CREEPING SPEEDWELL, CROWNBEARD, DEADNETTLE, DEADNETTLE - LAMIUM SPP., DOCK, DOCK - SEEDLING, DOUBLEGEE - SUPPRESSION, ERODIUM, CROWFOOT OR STORKSBILL, FAT HEN, FIELD MADDER, FUMITORY, GERANIUM, GREAT, RIPGUT OR KINGSTON BROME, HARE'S-EAR OR TREACLE MUSTARD, HELIOTROPE - HELIOTROPIUM SPP., HOREHOUND, INDIAN HEDGE MUSTARD, LESSER SWINECRESS OR BITTERCRESS, MOUNTAIN SORREL/PURPLE CALANDRINIA, MOUSE-EAR CHICKWEED, NETTLE, POWELL'S AMARANTH OR POWELL'S SLIM, RED BROME, ROUGH POPPY, SCARLET OR RED PIMPERNEL, SCRUB NETTLE, SHEPHERD'S PURSE, SORREL - SEEDLING, SOW OR MILK THISTLE, STAGGER WEED, STINGING OR DWARF NETTLE, SUBTERRANEAN CLOVER - SUPPRESSION, SUN SPURGE, THORNAPPLE, THREE CORNERED JACK OR DOUBLEGEE, TOAD RUSH, WILD OAT, WILD RADISH OR RADISH WEED, WILD TURNIP, WINTER GRASS, WIREWEED, KNOTWEED OR HOGWEED, YORKSHIRE FOG GRASS]; LENTIL: [AMSINCKIA,YELLOW BURRWEED OR BURR GRASS, BUCHAN WEED, CAPEWEED, CAT'S EAR OR FLATWEED, CHARLOCK, CHICKWEED, COMMON COTULA OR CARROT WEED, CORN GROMWELL, IRONWEED OR SHEEPWEED, CORN SPURRY, CREEPING SPEEDWELL, CROWNBEARD, DEADNETTLE - LAMIUM SPP., DOCK - SEEDLING, ERODIUM, CROWFOOT OR STORKSBILL, FAT HEN, FIELD MADDER, FUMITORY, GREAT, RIPGUT OR KINGSTON BROME, HARE'S-EAR OR TREACLE MUSTARD, HELIOTROPE - HELIOTROPIUM SPP., HOREHOUND, INDIAN HEDGE MUSTARD, LESSER SWINECRESS OR BITTERCRESS, MOUNTAIN SORREL/PURPLE CALANDRINIA, MOUSE-EAR CHICKWEED, POWELL'S AMARANTH OR POWELL'S SLIM, ROUGH POPPY, SCARLET OR RED PIMPERNEL, SCRUB NETTLE, SHEPHERD'S PURSE, SORREL - SEEDLING, SOW OR MILK THISTLE, STAGGER WEED, SUBTERRANEAN CLOVER - SUPPRESSION, SUN SPURGE, THREE CORNERED JACK OR DOUBLEGEE, WILD RADISH OR RADISH WEED, WILD TURNIP, WINTER GRASS, WIREWEED, KNOTWEED OR HOGWEED, YORKSHIRE FOG GRASS]; LUPIN - GUNGURRU VARIETY: [CAPEWEED - SUPPRESSION, DO

Authorization status:

Stopped

Authorization date:

2022-07-01

Patient Information leaflet

For Official Use Only
Page 1 of 3
E-LABEL APPLICATION (DRAFT)
COMPANY NAME:
CROP CARE AUSTRALASIA PTY LTD
PRODUCT NAME:
TOMAHAWK HERBICIDE
ELABEL APPLICATION NO:
DC13-68305297E22
APVMA APPROVAL NO:
51313/103112
PRODUCT ID:
51313
VERSION NO:
4.0
APPLICATION STARTED:
2015-Jun-16 14:13:39
VERSION CREATED:
2015-Oct-15 16:34:55
STARTED BY:
Ebony Arms
PRINTED:
2015-Oct-15 16:36:59
LABEL NAME:
TOMAHAWK HERBICIDE
SIGNAL HEADINGS:
POISON
KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN
READ SAFETY DIRECTIONS BEFORE OPENING OR USING
CONSTITUENT
STATEMENTS:
750 g/kg METRIBUZIN
MODE OF ACTION: GROUP
C
HERBICIDE
STATEMENT OF
CLAIMS:
Tomahawk Herbicide is for selective weed control in asparagus, barley,
chickpeas, faba
beans, lentils, lupins, oats, peas, pigeon peas, potatoes, soybeans,
sugarcane, tomatoes,
vetch, wheat and white lupins as indicated in the directions for use
table.
The bag must not be sold separately. DO NOT destroy box while product
still remains.
IMPORTANT: READ THE ATTACHED LEAFLET BEFORE USING THIS PRODUCT
NET CONTENTS:
10kg
2.5kg
2kg
5kg
RESTRAINTS:
DO NOT apply Tomahawk Herbicide to crops that are stressed by any
cause (such as
severe weather conditions, frost, water logging, drought, excessive
soil acidity or alkalinity,
poor nutrient status, disease, nematode or insect damage) as crop
injury may result.
DO NOT apply until soil is well wetted by first good soil-settling
rain after sowing.
DO NOT allow spray mixture to stand overnight.
DO NOT apply more than a total of 2kg Tomahawk per hectare in any
field per season of
sugarcane. RLP APPROVED
For Official Use Only
Page 2 of 3
DIRECTIONS FOR USE:
This section contains file attachment.
FILE NAME: Tomahawk directions for use 20150616.docx
FILE SIZE: 26485 bytes
OTHER LIMITATIONS:
WITHHOLIDNG
PERIODS:
Grazing
Sugarcane: NOT REQUIRED WHEN USED AS DIRECTED
Barley: DO NOT GRAZE OR CUT FOR STOCK FOOD FOR 14 DAYS AFTER
APPLICATION.
Harvest
Asparagus: DO NOT HARVEST FOR 7 DAYS AFTER APPLICATION.
Tomatoes: DO NOT HARVEST FOR 21 DAYS AFTER APPLICATION.
Sugarcane: DO NOT HARVEST FOR 2

Read the complete document

Summary of Product characteristics

CS: 1.7.2
Page:
1
SAFETY DATA SHEET
5
of
Infosafe No™ 3NULE
December 2015
ISSUED by CRPCARE
Issue Date :
TOMAHAWK HERBICIDE
Product Name
Classified as hazardous
1. IDENTIFICATION
Tomahawk Herbicide
GHS PRODUCT
IDENTIFIER
0925
PRODUCT CODE
Group C Herbicide
PRODUCT TYPE
Crop Care Australasia Pty Ltd (ABN 53 061 362 347)
COMPANY NAME
Unit 17/16 Metroplex Avenue Murarrie
Queensland 4172 Australia
ADDRESS
Tel: +61 7 3909 2000
Fax: +61 7 3909 2010
TELEPHONE/FAX
NUMBER
1800 033 498 (24hr Australia)
EMERGENCY PHONE
NUMBER
This product is for selective weed control in asparagus, barley,
chickpeas,
faba beans, lentils, lupins, oats, peas, pigeon peas, potatoes,
soybeans,
sugarcane, tomatoes, vetch, wheat and white lupins as indicated in the
Directions for Use table on the label.
RECOMMENDED USE OF
THE CHEMICAL AND
RESTRICTIONS ON USE
This Safety Data Sheet describes the properties of the concentrated
product.
The physical properties and the assessments may not apply to the
properties of
the product once it has been diluted for application.
OTHER INFORMATION
2. HAZARD IDENTIFICATION
Acute Toxicity - Oral: Category 4
Eye Damage/Irritation: Category 1
Skin Corrosion/Irritation: Category 2
GHS CLASSIFICATION OF
THE
SUBSTANCE/MIXTURE
DANGER
SIGNAL WORD (S)
Harmful if swallowed.
Causes serious eye damage.
Causes skin irritation.
HAZARD STATEMENT (S)
If medical advice is needed, have product container or label at hand.
Keep out of reach of children.
Read label before use.
GENERAL
PRECAUTIONARY
STATEMENT (S)
Corrosion, Exclamation mark,
The below pictograms are GHS Hazard symbols for workplace use only.
See SECTION 14 for Dangerous Goods information.
PICTOGRAM (S)
Wash hands and exposed skin thoroughly after handling.
Do no eat, drink or smoke when using this product.
Wear protective gloves, clothing, eye and face protection.
PRECAUTIONARY
STATEMENT –
PREVENTION
IF SWALLOWED: Call a POISON CENTER or doctor/physician if you feel
unwell.
Rinse mouth.
IF IN EYES: Rinse cautiously with water for several minutes. Remove
contact
le

Read the complete document

Safety Data Sheet

Tomahawk Herbicide
Approved: 05 May 2017
Page 1
APVMA APPROVAL NO.: 51313/103112
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
RESTRAINTS
DO NOT apply Tomahawk Herbicide to crops that are stressed by any
cause (such as severe weather conditions, frost, water logging,
drought,
excessive soil acidity or alkalinity, poor nutrient status, disease,
nematode or insect damage) as crop injury may result.
DO NOT apply until soil is well wetted by first good soil-settling
rain after sowing.
DO NOT allow spray mixture to stand overnight.
DO NOT apply more than a total of 2kg Tomahawk per hectare in any
field per season of sugarcane.
CROP/SITUATION
WEEDS CONTROLLED
STATE
RATE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Asparagus (direct
seeded)
False Castor oil
(Thornapples), Shepherd's
purse, Fat hen
Qld, NSW, Vic,
Tas, ACT & SA
only
700-1400g/ha
Apply to moist soil as soon as possible after sowing
before crop emerges and overhead irrigate. Follow
up application 4-8 weeks later may be necessary for
emerged weeds. DO NOT spray before asparagus
seedlings are 4 cm high. Some temporary burning
may occur. Use the higher rate on heavier soils.
Seedling asparagus
(transplanted)
WINTER WEED CONTROL:
Chickweed, Shepherd's
purse, Nettle, Deadnettle
SPRING & SUMMER WEED
CONTROL: False Castor oil
(Thornapples)
WA only
510-960g/ha
DO NOT spray before asparagus seedlings are 4 cm
high and seedlings have been well established after
transplanting. Spray when weeds have emerged and
are young and actively growing. Use the higher rate
on older weeds.
Established
asparagus in beds
Shepherd's purse, Fat hen
Apply immediately after transplanting crowns or
preparing beds for cutting and before spears
emerge, or after cutting for the season is finished.
Overhead irrigate within a few days after spraying.
Use the higher rate on heavier soils.
Tomahawk Herbicide
Approved: 05 May 2017
Page 2
CROP/SITUATION
WEEDS CONTROLLED
STATE
RATE
CRITICAL COMMENTS
Barley
Toad rush
NSW, Vic, SA,
ACT & Tas only
100g/ha
Toad rush should be sprayed at the 2-4 leaf stage
for optimum control. Spray after rain when soil
m

Read the complete document