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Formulation type: SC
Composition: ‎215 g/L Propyzamide and 275 g/L Oxyfluorfen‎‏ ‏
Description: Tavor is a herbicide composed of two selective active ingredients that complement ‎each other's method of action: Oxyfluofen, which is absorbed by the foliage and ‎affects the photosynthesis process in annual broad-leaved weeds, and ‎propyzamide, a selective Amide herbicide that inhibits cell division. The product is ‎absorbed by susceptible weeds and mainly eliminates Gramineae weeds.‎ Weeds eliminated by Tavor: After activation by sprinkling or rain, Tavor will ‎prevent the emergence of the
Dosage:
Active IngredientHRAC ClassAction MechanismChemical Family
PropyzamideC2Prevent photosynthesis in PSIIUrea
OxyfluorfenEInhibits PPODiphenylether

  

Application:

CropDosage (ml/dunam)Spray volume (L/dunam)Application time
Citrus, olives, avocado, apple, persimmon, mango, plum, peach, nectarine, pear.200-250

according to the weed disruption potential

20-50

 

From planting onward, 

autumn – winter

Grapes

 

From planting onward,

autumn – winter. Do not spray before and during budding

 

Forest1From planting onward, 

autumn – winter

1)    Pine, cypress, carob, eucalyptus.

Notes: Do not wet foliage during spraying. Do not spray Tavor in hot-houses and closed structures. Do not spray Tavor in fruit groves designated for uprooting so as not to damage consecutive crops. for activation of the product, use at least 20 cu.m./dunam of water, no later then 2 weeks after the application.

Combinations: To eliminate existing weeds after the 2-leaf stage, use in combination with Typhoon, ‎according to instructions on product's label.‎
_SacanotLasviva: Toxic to fish and birds. Do not feed animals or let them graze in sprayed areas.‎
Manufacturer: TAPAZOL
Toxicty degree: Hazardous (IV)‎
Packing: ‎5 liters‎
UN number: 3082
Registr no. at PPIS: ‎4066/P.P./2011‎
Re-entry: After 24 hours.‎
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