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OXYGAL
Oxygal is activated from autumn until spring by sprinkling or by rain. The product prevents emerging of the weeds listed below, for an extended period of time, depending on the season and dosage, and eliminates weeds up to 10 cm high (with the exception of Gramineae whose emergence only is prevented): 1.Broad-leaved weeds: Euphorbia heterophylla, Ribes nigrum, Abutilon, Convolvulus (from seed), Xanthium, Datura, Malva, Lavatera, Amaranthus, Portulaca, Chrozophora tinctoria, Persicaria, -
FASTER
Faster is a general, non-selective herbicide that eliminates existing annual and perennial weeds upon contact. The product does not prevent sprouting of weeds or cultivated plants. The product is absorbed through the green parts of the plant and is not absorbed through the roots. Perennials are sprayed at the peak of growth, during or close to blossoming. Annual weeds are sprayed at end of sprouting. For maximum efficiency, sufficient foliage surface area is required to absorb the product -
TYPHOON
Typhoon is a systemic herbicide for use in the elimination of existing weeds excluding Lamium, Urtica, Malva, Prosopis and Alhagi. Typhoon is absorbed by the plant's foliage and is transported to the various parts of the plant, including those under the ground. Response time to the product depends on the weather and on the condition of the treated weed. After spraying of perennial weeds, avoid any processing of the soil that may damage weeds in the treated area for at least 7 days. R -
STAR
Star prevents the emergence of most annual, broad-leaved and Gramineae weeds. Large-seed legumes, Compositae and Apiaceae weeds are only moderately sensitive to the product and their emergence cannot be prevented at dosages lower than 500 ml/dunam. Sprouts of weeds that are susceptible to the product are scorched to the degree of total elimination. The reaction of the plant to contact with the product depends on its species and age. Malva, Fumaria, Amaranthus and Portulaca, for instance, a -
DIBICAN
A hormonal herbicide that acts on the - shoot apex-. -controls - Malva, beet root, Cruciferae, Amaranthus, Chenopodium, Convolvulus, -and inhibits Cuscuta -
FALCON
Falcon has-a unique action herbicidal action that -inhibits the photosynthesis process by affecting the weed's carotenoids synthesis and chlorophyll oxidation process. Weeds - susceptible to the product are bleached and eliminated shortly after the product is applied. Falcon is absorbed by the weed's foliage,roots and seedlings. To use the product to prevent sprouting, the soil must be wet (irrigation or rain). After sprouting, Falcon is used mainly to complete the elimination of o -
HUNTER
Hunter is absorbed by the weed's root system and is transported systemically within the plant. The product is activated after its incorporation into the soil by rain or irrigation. The effect on weeds is not immediately apparent; Hunter remains in the soil for an extended time depending on dosage, soil type, irrigation method and water quantities. The product may leave long-term residues, which must be taken into account during application and when re-designating the soil –uprooting previ -
LIRON
Liron is a residual herbicide that prevents emergence and eliminates annual weeds up to 5-8 cm high on contact (but does not prevent or eliminate Conyza, Lolium and Apiaceae). Liron is suitable for the selective elimination of weeds before emergence and can sometimes be used to eliminate existing weeds. It is therefore possible to use Liron on areas that are weed-free or where weeds have begun to emerge. -
METRO
Metro is a selective herbicide used to eliminate Gramineae and broad-leaved weeds in potatoes and carrots and to prevent emergence. Weeds that are resistant to Triazines will be resistant to the product as well. Affected weeds include: various types of Amaranthus, Portulaca oleracea, various types of Chenopodium, Cruciferae (Sinapis arvensis, Diplotaxis), Malva, Heliotropium, Ammi majus, Fumaria, Emex spinosa, Conyza bonariensis, wheat, Avena sterilis, Lolium rigidum. -
PLATOON
Platoon acts on susceptible plants like a hormonal substance and causes distortions and folding of the leaves and young growth. The product is selective towards some agricultural crops. It penetrates through the green foliage and affects the root system. Susceptible plants include Rubus sanguineus, Cynanchum acutum, Convolvulus arvensis, Prosopis farcta, Solanum elaeagnifolium, Solanum nigrum, Alhagi maurorum, Asparagus aphyllus, Polygonum equisetiforme, Xanthium strumarium, Galium aparine -
PROMO
Promo is a selective herbicide from the amide family. The product is absorbed by the roots of susceptible weeds and it eliminates mostly Gramineae plants. Promo eliminates and prevents the emergence of annual Gramineae grass sprouts and in higher dosages minimizes and inhibits the emergence of Fumaria, Malva, Chenopodium, Urtica, wild beet, Amaranthus, Cruciferae and Cuscuta. For use in winter only. -
TAVOR
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
Eliminates Gramineae weeds in wheat
Formulation type: EC
Composition: 100 g/L Clodinafop-Propargyl and 25 g/L Cloquintocet mexyl (selectivity enhancer)
Description: Top-Gan is a selective herbicide designed to eliminate annual Gramineae weeds in wheat. The product contains two active ingredients – a herbicide and a selectivity enhancer – at a 4:1 ratio.
The product, which has systemic action and is applied after the emergence of the weeds, begins to take effect 1-2 days after application,The young leaves turn yellow and die first, followed gradually by the more mature leaves.
The product does not act via the soil and so weeds that emerge after app
Dosage:
| HRAC Class | Action Mechanism | Chemical Family |
| A | Inhibits acetyl CoA carboxylase | Aryloxy phenoxy propionate |
Application:
| Crop | Affected weeds | Dosage (ml/dunam) | Optimal application time (weed age) | Notes |
| Wheat (soft and hard)1 from 3-leaf stage until booting* | Avena sativa, various varieties of Phalaris (minor, brachystachys, paradoxa) | 40-60 | From 3 leaves until booting |
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| Alopecurus | 60 | |||
| Lolium rigidum | 40-60 | From 3 leaves until end of splitting |
1) Wheat of Beit Hashita variety may exhibit yellowing that passes within 3-4 weeks after spraying, with not detrimental effect on the crop. Do not combine with broad-leaved weed herbicides when applying on Beit Hashita variety.
* To obtain optimal elimination and minimize weed competition in wheat, spraying should be continued until end of splitting.
Spray volume:
- From the ground – 10-20 L/dunam
- From the air – 3-5 L/dunam
Execution: Top-Gan may be spray from the ground or from the air. Maximal coverage should be obtained and spray droplets should be uniformly dispersed. Do not spray in winds of 5 m/s or higher. Prevent drift of spray into neighboring fields
Combinations: May be combined with Aurora (WG), Derby (SC), Lotus (SL) and Duplosan (SL.) according to instructions on the products' labels.
_SacanotLasviva: Very toxic to aquatic organisms.
Manufacturer: TAPAZOL
Toxicty degree: Hazardous (IV)
Packing: 1, 5 liters
UN number: 1993
Registr no. at PPIS: 1966/P.P./2009
Re-entry: After 12 hours.
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