A selective emulsifiable concentrate herbicide for pre-plant soil incorporation for the control of annual grasses and some broadleaf weeds in crops as indicated.

Canola
  • TRIFLURALIN 480 EC is an HRAC group code K1 herbicide.
  • TRIFLURALIN 480 EC controls grasses in cereals when applied pre-emergence.
  • The mechanism of action is the inhibition of cell mitosis on germinating grasses.
  • TRIFLURALIN 480 EC is one of the most important and effective pre-plant herbicides, worldwide in cereal production.
  • Control of ryegrass (Lolium spp.), including ALS & ACCase resistant.
  • Incorporate into soil within 10 minutes.
  • Do not use in fields where seed was sown.
  • Use only in fields planted using a suitable planter, “Ausseeder (Ausplow), “Voorplanter” or a similar planter.
  • Do not use on stony soils or fields with a slope.
  • Avoid spraying TRIFLURALIN 480 EC if heavy rains are forecast.
  • Always adhere to the waiting period for follow up crops.
  • For better grass control, follow up with alternative herbicides as a post emergence application.
  • 1.5 l/ha

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Cereal
  • TRIFLURALIN 480 EC is an HRAC group code K1 herbicide.
  • TRIFLURALIN 480 EC controls grasses in cereals when applied pre-emergence.
  • The mechanism of action is the inhibition of cell mitosis on germinating grasses.
  • TRIFLURALIN 480 EC is one of the most important and effective pre-plant herbicides, worldwide in cereal production.
  • Control of ryegrass (Lolium spp.), including ALS & ACCase resistant.
  • Can be used in mixtures for better grass and broad leaf control (e.g. WRESTLER 800 EC and DISGRAN750 WDG).
  • Incorporate into soil within 10 minutes.
  • Do not use in fields where seed was sown.
  • Use only in fields planted using a suitable planter, Ausseeder (Ausplow), “Voorplanter” or a similar planter.
  • Do not use on stony soils or fields with a slope.
  • Avoid spraying TRIFLURALIN 480 EC if heavy rains are forecast.
  • Always adhere to the waiting period for follow up crops.
  • Follow up with alternative herbicides as post plant applications, within 2-3 days after planting and before
    emergence of weeds and crop.

Wheat and Barley

  • Pre-plant application:
    TRIFLURALIN 480 EC: 1 - 2 l/ha
  • Pre-plant application:
    TRIFLURALIN 480 EC 1.5 l/ha + WRESTLER 800 EC 2 l/ha
    OR
    TRIFLURALIN 480 EC 1.5 l/ha + WRESTLER 800 EC 2 l/ha + DISGRAN 750 WDG 30 g/ha
  • Split pre- & post-plant application:
    TRIFLURALIN 480 EC 1.5 l/ha pre-plant followed
    post plant* by WRESTLER 800 EC 2 l/ha
    OR
    TRIFLURALIN 480 EC 1.5 l/ha pre-plant followed
    post plant* by WRESTLER 800 EC 2 l/ha +
    DISGRAN 750 WDG 30 g/ha

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ACTIVE INGREDIENT

Trifluralin (dinitroaniline) 480 g/l

PACKAGING

20 L

REG. NO.

L4555

REGISTRATION DETAILS

Universal Crop Protection (Pty) Ltd.
Reg. No. 1983/008184/07
PO Box 801, Kempton Park, 1620.
Tel. (011) 396-2233

CROPS & TARGET

CarrotsChilliesCow peasGrass cropsCarrots - Broadleaf weedsChillies - Broadleaf weedsChillies - Grass weedsCow peas - Broadleaf weedsCow peas - Grass weedsGrass crops - Broadleaf weeds

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