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dicamba herbicide brands Country Dicamba Herbicide Weed Killer- Australia Formulation — Scintex Australia

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dicamba herbicide brands Country Dicamba Herbicide Weed Killer- Australia Formulation — Scintex AustraliaDicamba is a high effective herbicide or weed killer targeting annual dicotyledonous, perennial dicotyledonous weeds. Ideal for farm and acreage use, it has a wide range of weeds it can act on and can be used for treating various crops. A cost effective way of treating large areas. Formulated in Australia! Country Dicamba Weed Killer Dicamba M is a selective herbicide contains members of the Peroxy groups of herbicides and Benzoic acid. Its mode of

Dicamba is a high effective herbicide or weed killer targeting annual dicotyledonous, perennial dicotyledonous weeds. Ideal for farm and acreage use, it has a wide range of weeds it can act on and can be used for treating various crops. A cost effective way of treating large areas.

Formulated in Australia!

Country Dicamba Weed Killer

Dicamba M is a selective herbicide contains members of the Peroxy groups of herbicides and Benzoic acid. It’s mode of action is disrupting the cellular growth. Dicamba M is a Group I herbicide for weed resistance management. In any weed population it can exist some naturally-occurring weed population resistant to Dicamba M or to Group I herbicides. The resistant individuals could eventually dominate the weed population it these herbicides are used regularly.

Dicamba is effective against:

  • Capeweed
  • Charlock
  • Chickweed
  • Climbing buckwheat
  • Clover
  • Common ice-plant
  • Doublegee
  • Fat hen
  • Soldier Thistle
  • Sorrel seedlings
  • Tares
  • Tree hogweed
  • Turnip weed
  • Vetches
  • Wards weed
  • Wild mustard
  • Wild radish
  • Wild turnip

Use on Crops:

  • Barley
  • Oat
  • Rye
  • Wheat
Chemical Dicamba
Use by Population, Professionals, Trained personnel
Volumes 1, 5 or 20L
Formulation EC-Emulsifiable concentrate
Active Ingredients Dicamba (80g/l), MCPA (340g/l)
Dosage 1 - 7L / ha
Application Time Postemergence
Application Method Low pressure spray
Weed Type Annual dicotyledonous, perennial dicotyledonous

Mixing: Add the needed amount of Dicamba M directly to the tank and mix well.

Dicamba Application:
For Boom Application: You should apply more than 50 litres of water per hectare unless its indicated otherwise in the critical comments column. Apply with a properly calibrated boom sprayer.

For Aerial Application: You should apply at least 25 litres of spray per hectare. For minimising the drift the aircraft should fly as low as practical under the prevailing conditions.

For High Volume Application: Apply minimum of 1500 litres per hectare.

For Knapsack Application: A 15 litre knapsack is enough to treat 150 square meters.
The weeds should be sprayed when they are young and actively growing. Some crops may temporarily wilt after application.

Dicamba Compatibility:
Surefire Dicamba M is compatible with flowable Terbutryn.

Protection of non targeted plants:
The spraying equipment must be calibrated accurately prior to work on crops. You can minimize the spray drift by using nozzles and low pressure which do not give a fine droplet size.
DO NOT use in high wind.
DO NOT apply this under bad weather conditions.
DO NOT spray it from unsuitable equipment.
DO NOT apply this product on or near desirable plants or trees or in locations where it may be washed or moved into contact with their roots.
Keep the container sealed after use. All spray equipment must be washed out after use and not be used for spraying any horticultural crops.

Storage and Disposal
Store in the original container, closed, in a dry, cool, well-ventilated area, away from children, animals, food, feedstuff, seeds and fertilizers. DO NOT dispose undiluted chemicals on site.

If recycling, replace the cap and return clean container to designated collecting point. If not recycling break or crush the container and bury it below 500 mm in a disposal pit specifically marked and set up for this purpose.

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