oryzalin herbicide Embargo Herbicide 500mL – Turf Culture

oryzalin herbicide Embargo Herbicide 500mL – Turf CultureRe: EMBARGO HERBICIDE AVAILABILITY Unfortunately, due to oryzalin molecule shortages world wide, Embargo is unavailable indefinitely. Hopefully, it will be back on the market at some stage, but it will not be this calendar year (2021). Turf Culture was aware of the pending Embargo molecule shortages in early 2017 and started the development of Spartan Herbicide. Spartan Herbicide is the perfect alternative to Embargo Herbicide. Spartans active

 

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Re: EMBARGO HERBICIDE AVAILABILITY

Unfortunately, due to oryzalin molecule shortages world-wide, Embargo is unavailable indefinitely. Hopefully, it will be back on the market at some stage, but it will not be this calendar year (2021).

Turf Culture was aware of the pending Embargo molecule shortages in early 2017 and started the development of Spartan Herbicide.

Spartan Herbicide is the perfect alternative to Embargo Herbicide.

Spartan’s active constituent is PRODIAMINE.

PRODIAMINE is a member of the same chemical family as Embargo (ORYZALIN), the Dinitroaniline family. Hence Embargo & Spartan share the same Mode of Action, which is the way they work and provide pre-emergent weed control.

Spartan will give you the same reliable pre-emergent control as Embargo, with longer weed control options. Expect 6+ months pre-emergent control when applying Spartan at 3 litres per hectare (or 30mL per 100m2).

Spartan Herbicide is available now.

Spartan Herbicide

Active Constituent: 480 g/L PRODIAMINE

For Pre-emergent Control of Weeds in Established Turf

Pack Sizes: 500mL & 10L

APVMA Approval No.: 88727

For more information CLICK HERE

 

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For pre-emergent control of certain annual grasses and broadleaf weeds in Turf.

Embargo Herbicide is a pre-emergent herbicide that can be used as an effective tool to help Turf Managers control annual weeds (Summer & Winter).

Embargo Herbicide selectivity is primarily through soil profile placement. Small-seeded plants take up greater amounts of the herbicide as they germinate in the soil profile zone of herbicide placement. Warm Season grasses can be less prone to root inhibition due to the fact they have a multiple fibrous root system, hence good even coverage and incorporation is required to ensure the weeds cannot recover by establishing roots outside the zone of herbicide activity.

Application should be prior to germination of the weeds; Winter Annuals - usually from late summer to mid-autumn, February to May. Summer Annuals - usually from early spring to summer, September to December.

Poison Schedule - Non Scheduled (Unscheduled)

Features and Benefits

• Effective against all major annual grass weeds in turf during Summer & Winter
• 18 weeks control of annuals weeds (re-apply at 16 weeks to continue weed control)
• Reduce the reliance on costly selective post-emergent herbicides
• Unscheduled – Suitable for public areas
• Low odour formulation
• Reduce future weed set and germination
• Application compatibility with wetting agents
• Increase moisture conservation for a newly planted turf stand
• Minimise nutrient and sunlight competition from annual grasses
• Economical solution for your main annual weed problems; such as Winter grass, Summer grass, Crab grass & Crowsfoot grass

 

Active Constituent: 400 g/L ORYZALIN

Activity Group: Group D Herbicide

Formulation: SC - Suspension Concentrate

Product Label: Download Here

Safety Data Sheet (SDS): Download Here

Info Sheet: Download Here

Product & Pack

• Application Rate is 50 mL per 100 square metres

• 500 mL pack treats 1,000 square metres in total [$0.07 cents (7 cents) per square metre]

• Be sure to READ and FOLLOW the product label in FULL before using.

• Looking for a Dilution Rate or Mixture Rate, it doesn't exist. To understand what Calibration is, (and why dilution rates DO NOT work) PRESS HERE.

Please Note: Embargo Herbicide is a pre-emergent herbicide. It will not kill the weeds that are already present. It only stops weeds if applied before weed germination.