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Formulation type: emulsifiable concentrate

Composition: Oxyflurofen 240 gr/l

Description: 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,

Dosage:

Application:

a. Orchards

Spray volume: 20-30 liters per dunam.

Crop	Dosage (ml/dunam)	Combination with	Notes
Citrus (excluding Star Ruby variety)⁽¹⁾	200-300	100 ml/dunam Simacron⁽³⁾ + 1%-2% Typhoon⁽⁴⁾	Autumn-spring, two months after sprouting (one treatment only in first year after planting)
Avocado, persimmon, peach, grapevine, olive, mango, nectarine, plum, apple⁽¹⁾, pomegranate, almond	200-300⁽²⁾		From planting onward. Autumn and spring excluding grapevine and peach.
	200-300⁽²⁾		Peach – From planting onward. Do not spray when in blossom. Grapevine – From planting onward. Do not spray two months before -g OKand while in blossom. Pomegranate and almond – From planting onward, from autumn after picking until one week before awakening only.
Quince, kiwi, lychee	300	-	From planting onward, from autumn after picking until one week before awakening only.
Pear, apricot	200-300⁽²⁾	1%-2% Typhoon	Autumn-spring, from planting onward
Banana	600-500	-	In field that ready for planting Autumn-winter, in fields that appointed for springs planting.

⁽¹⁾ Avoid wetting - crop foliage when spraying.

⁽²⁾ In autumn treatments, 200 ml/dunam Oxygal is sufficient.

⁽³⁾ Taking into consideration restrictions specified on Simacron label (50% Simazine (WP/SC)

⁽⁴⁾Typhoon contains 480 g/L glyphosate.

b. Vegetables

Spray volume: 15-30 liters per dunam (low dosage for low weeds; high dosage for more developed weeds).

Warning: Do not sow a subsequent crop within three months after treatment with Oxygal. Cultivate soil thoroughly before sowing a new crop.

Crop	Treatment time	Dosage (ml/dunam)	Notes
Cabbage, cauliflower⁽²⁾	Pre-planting treatment November to October	150-200⁽¹⁾	Spray and activate by sprinkling one week before planting. Plant using a pick and avoid moving treated soil as much as possible.
Cabbage, cauliflower⁽²⁾	April to October	200-300⁽¹⁾
sweet potato	Pre-planting	150
Celery	Pre-planting treatment From 15 March to 15 Sept. only	150
Shallots (Beit Alpha and Uri)	After insertion and before emergence	200	Irrigate after spraying
Onion (sown) ^(3,4)	From 4-leaf stage and onward⁽⁵⁾	100-150⁽¹⁾	Following spraying leaves may be scorched and will disappear within 2-3 without affecting crop.
Onion (plant)	Pre-planting	200
Garlic	From 4-leaf stage and onward⁽⁵⁾	100-200
Garlic	After insertion and before emergence	200	Irrigate after spraying
Artichoke	Pre-awakening treatment in established artichoke	200-350	Spray at beginning of autumn before awakening irrigation.
Artichoke	After planting (dry plants)	200	Irrigate after spraying
Eggplant	Pre-planting (in exposed fields only)	150-200	Low dosage in light and medium-weight soils; high dosage in heavy soils.
Tomatoes for industry, planted in clumps, in exposed fields only (without cover or polyethylene cover)	Pre-planting	150-200	Low dosage in light and medium-weight soils; high dosage in heavy soils. Spray and activate by sprinkling at least two weeks before planting. Plant using pick to avoid moving treated soil. Rain or sprinkle after planting may inhibit action, scorch foliage and/or reduce crop.
Watermelon (313)	Pre-planting	200-150	Spray Oxygal and activate with sprinkler before covering.

⁽¹⁾Low dosage in light and medium-weight soils; high dosage in heavy soils.

⁽²⁾ No more than 200 ml/min for Tasty variety in summer.

⁽³⁾ Do not spray in shade during partial rooting stages, when in stress or when dry. Do not mix Oxygal with other herbicides to avoid increased scorching.

⁽⁴⁾ Do not spray in shade within 40 days from gathering.

⁽⁵⁾Low dosage for small and thin weeds; high dosage for dense weeds.

c. General weed control and preparation of fields

Control of existing weeds using mixture with glyphosate:

Oxygal serves also as an auxiliary - herbicide for glyphosate preparations such as Typhoon and Roundup for general treatment of existing weeds in fallow fields, preparation of fields for sowing, control of existing weeds in orchard, road sides, etc. (see detailed recommendations in Instructions table).

Notes	Dosage (ml/dunam)	Glyphosate concentration (Typhoon/Roundup) % volume	Crop
Spray volume: 30 L/dunam. When using mixture, strictly following instructions for added mixture component.	30-50⁽¹⁾	1-1.5⁽¹⁾	Orchards and citrus
	30-50⁽¹⁾	1-1.5⁽¹⁾	Pre-sowing preparation: Cotton, sunflowers

⁽¹⁾ High dosage depending on density and height of weeds.

d. Woodland, flowers, ornamental plants and trees

Notes and spray volume (L/dunam)	Dosage (ml/dunam)	Treatment time	Crop
Spray volume: ~20-50 L/dunam. Do not wet foliage when spraying.	300 in light soil; 500 in heavy soil	After taking root	Chamelaucium uncinatum
20-50	400 + 100 Simacron + 1%-2% Typhoon	October-November, when annual weeds are up to 10 cm high.	Cupressus sempervirens, Pinus halepensis
50 L/dunam. Spray and activate by sprinkling at least 3 days before planting. Do not use Oxygal in hothouses that contain crop plants.	200	Pre-planting treatment	Chrysanthemum, Gypsophila, Carnation
30-50	200-300	After planting and before emergence	Gladiola (size 4 bulbs and up) of the Amsterdam and Grand Prix varieties
Low dosage in light and medium-weight soils; high dosage in heavy soils.	300-500	During growth (beginning from 2^nd year after planting)	Ornamental trees (ligneous): Palm, Cypress, Rosewood, Tamarisk, Casuarina, Schinus, Margosa, Ficus
Low dosage in light and medium-weight soils; high dosage in heavy soils. Leaves close to the ground might scorch if in contact with the product.	300-500	During growth	Ornamental plants (ligneous): Nerium oleander, Ficus (Daniella & Natasha), Lantana, Leucophyllum, Carissa