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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
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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
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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 -
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 -
TOP-GAN
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
A residual herbicide for use in citrus groves and fallow fields only.
Formulation type: WP
Composition: 80% Bromacil
Description: 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
Dosage:
| HRAC Class | Action Mechanism | Chemical Family |
| C1 | Inhibits photosynthesis in PSII | Uracil |
Application:
Elimination of weeds in fallow fields: Non-agricultural fields. Preferably spray during the winter before the rain or activate by sprinkling (may also be applied in the summer and activated by sprinkling).
| Weeds | Application time | Dosage (g/dunam) | Spray volume | Irrigation |
| Desmostachya bipinnata, Hyparrhenia hirta | December – February | *1000-2000 | 40-60 L/dunam depending on height of weeds | Rain will incorporate product into soil |
* At such dosages, the product will also prevent the emerging of annual weeds.
Citrus groves:
a. Elimination of annual weeds: All species except pink grapefruit (Star Ruby or Sunrise) and pomelos, which may be sprayed from age 5 with dosages of up to 100 g/dunam
| Height of weeds | Application time | Age of trees | Dosage (g/dunam) | Spray volume |
| Up to 7 cm | Year round | One year and older | 75 | 30-40 L/dunam depending on height of weeds |
| Up to 15 cm* | 100-150 |
* Combining Hunter at the above dosages with products that prevent sprouting, such as Diu-cron and/or Simazine, improves the efficiency of elimination of annual weeds higher than 15 cm.
Activation by irrigation: The product, or mixtures of the product with other products that prevent sprouting, may be activated by sprinkling or spraying up to 15 days after application. Provide the full amount of water customarily provided during the said season. Activate product by sprinkling the entire sprayed area.
b. Elimination of perennial weeds:
| Height of weeds | Application time | Age of trees | Dosage (g/dunam) | Spray volume |
| Perennials: Cynodon dactylon*, Sorghum halepense. | Year round | One year and older | 300-400 | 30-40 L/dunam depending on height of weeds |
* Cynodon dactylon must be in a state of vigorous growth, with fresh and undamaged foliage (no dryness, cold damage, leaf disease or scorching). Avoid spraying Cynodon dactylon when in flower. Under such conditions, it is preferable to mow or loosen the soil and spray only upon renewal of foliage.
** Age of trees: Trees planted as grafts can be treated with dosages required for the elimination of annual weeds provided at least 24 months have passed since planting and their development is normal and characteristic for their age.
- Application time for the elimination of perennial weeds will be determined according to the state of weeds at time of application. Perennial weeds should preferably be sprayed during the spring and summer.
- Activation irrigation for the elimination of perennial weeds: 2-5 days after spraying, sprinkle 20-30 mm (20-30 cu.m per dunam area sprinkled) and then continue irrigation as customary.
_SacanotLasviva: Toxic for fish and aquatic organisms. Do not feed treated plants to animals.
Observation: Avoid spraying boundaries of root balls of agricultural crops. Maintain distance of at least 10 m from wind breakers.
Manufacturer: Tapazol
Toxicty degree: Hazardous (IV)
Packing: 1 kg.
UN number: 3077
Registr no. at PPIS: 4053/P.P./2010
Re-entry: After spray is dry.
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