Triclopyr 600 Herbicide 20L (Grass Friendly)

Triclopyr 600 is a general purpose Brushweed Herbicide used to control Gorse, Broom, Blackberry and a range of other Brushweeds. Does not harm Grasses.
Active Ingredient:
600 g/litre Triclopyr as the Butoxy Ethyl Ester.
Weeds Controlled:
– Gorse.
– Broom.
– Blackberry.
– Lupin.
– Sweet Brier.
– Old Man’s Beard.
– Tutu.
– Fennel.
– Barberry.
– Hawthorn.
– Woolly Nightshade.
– Wattles.
– Willow.
Best Timing:
– November–February during active growth.
Also Registered For:
Forestry release (Radiata pine).
– Turf Broadleaf Weed Control (Hydrocotyle, Creeping Oxalis and others).
Application Methods:
Suitable For:
– Knapsack Spraying.
– Gun Spraying.
– Mistblower.
– Stump Swabbing.
– Aerial Application.
NOTE: Record Keeping required for applications of 3L or more within 24 hours.
General Use: (Recommendations)
– Best applied between November and February during active growth.
– Higher rates may be required from February to May.
– Avoid spraying drought-stressed, waterlogged or dormant plants.
– Follow-up treatments may be required for complete control.
Mixing:
– Partly fill spray tank with water.
– Add Triclopyr while agitating.
– Continue agitation while filling and spraying.v- Compatible with most Herbicides.
– Wetting agent/penetrant is recommended under dry or dusty conditions.
Example Application Rates:
Weeds Controlled:
Gorse:
– Hand Gun (Per100 L) 200–300 ml.
– Aerial (L/ha) 3–10L.
Broom:
– Hand Gun (Per100 L) 200–300 ml.
– Aerial (L/ha) 3–5L.
Blackberry:
– Hand Gun (Per100 L) 300–600 ml.
– Aerial (L/ha) 10L.
Lupin:
– Hand Gun (Per100 L) 150 ml.
– Aerial (L/ha) 3L.
Sweet Brier:
– Hand Gun (Per100 L) 500 ml.
Old Man’s Beard:
– Hand Gun (Per100 L) 400 ml.
Tutu:
– Hand Gun (Per100 L) 300 ml.
– Aerial (L/ha) 8L.
Fennel:
– Hand Gun (Per100 L) 300 ml.
Forestry (Radiata Pine Release):
Rate: 1–2 L/ha.
Controls:
– Gorse.
– Broom.
– Lupins.
– Himalaya Honeysuckle.
– Wattles.
NOTE: Some temporary Tree distortion may occur.
Turf Treatment Controls:
– Hydrocotyle.
– Creeping Oxalis.
Other Broadleaf Weeds Apply:
– 2 L/ha.
Lawn Treatment:
– 10 mL in 3 L water per 100 m².
– Do not Compost lawn clippings for 6 months after treatment.
Main Hazards:
– Causes serious Eye Irritation.
– May cause allergic Skin Reactions.
– May damage organs through repeated exposure.
– Harmful if Swallowed.
– Wash Hands and Face thoroughly after use.
PPE Requirements:
When Mixing or Spraying Wear:
– Waterproof Gloves.
– Eye Protection.
– Overalls.
– Boots.
First Aid:
If Swallowed:
– Do not induce vomiting.
– Contact the National Poisons Centre (0800 764 766) immediately.
Skin Contact:
– Remove contaminated Clothing.
– Wash thoroughly with running Water.
Eye Contact:
– Flush immediately with Clean Water.
Inhalation:
– Move to fresh air.
– Apply artificial respiration if required.
Animal Safety:
– Poisonous Weeds may become more palatable after Spraying.
– Keep Stock out until treated Plants have completely died.
Storage:
– Store locked up.
– Keep in original Container.
– Cool, dry, well-ventilated area.
– Keep away from Food, Seed and Fertiliser.
– Shelf life 2 years.
Disposal:
– Triple rinse Containers.
– Add rinsate to spray tank.
– Recycle through Agrecovery where available.
– Never reuse Containers.
Environmental Precautions:
– Hazardous to Soil Organisms.
– Hazardous to Terrestrial Vertebrates.
– Highly damaging to desirable Broadleaf Plants through spray drift.
– Very toxic to Aquatic Organisms.
– Prevent contamination of Waterways.
– Do not spray drains or Irrigation channels unless dry.
– Minimise spray drift using low-drift nozzles and suitable weather conditions.
– Clean Spray Equipment thoroughly after use to avoid Damage to Sensitive Crops.
Caution:
Must be used strictly according to label directions.

Available in 1L, 5L, 20L.

Similar or equivalent to:Grazon -Grazon is a registered tradename of Corteva Agriscience LLC -USA
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