Envirofume Metham K (Metham Potassium 423g/L) 1000L
Pre-planting treatment for control of soil-borne pests in ornamentals, food and fibre crops, tobacco, and control of certain weeds, nematodes, symphylids amd fungus diseases, onion weeds (WA only).
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Applaud (Buprofezin 440g/L) 10L
For the control of red scale and white louse scale, jassids (leafhoppers) and longtail, citrus and citrophilous mealybugs in citrus crops, mealybugs in grapes and pears; mealybugs and scales in persimmons, custard apples and passionfruit and mango scale in mangos among others. Applaud has also gain registration in cotton for the control of SLWF and solenopsis mealy bug.
Belt 480SC (Flubendiamide 480g/L) 1L
Belt is a fast-acting and long-lasting solution for the control of various chewing (lepidopteran) pests in a range of vegetable crops and strawberries. Belt is ‘soft’ on most beneficial species and pollinators (when used as directed), so it fits very well into IPM programs. Belt is very active and rainfast quickly after spraying, demonstrates good stability to UV radiation and provides a long residual effect.
Hy-Mal (Maldison 1150g/L) 5L & 20L (DISCONTINUED)
Alternative Product: Fyfanon® 440 EW Insecticide
Controls adult mosquitoes, Qld fruit fly and chewing and sucking insect pests of Citrus, Grape vines, Lucerne, Oilseed crops, Ornamentals, Pastures, Peas, Pome and Stone Fruits, Rice, Tobacco and Vegetables.
Carfentrazone-Ethyl 240 EC (Carfentrazone-ethyl 240g/L) 1L
For improvement in the control of marshmallow and certain other broadleaf weeds when applied in tank mixtures with knock down herbicides: prior to establishment of broadacre crops, fallows or forest plantations in commercial, industrial and public service areas, around agricultural buildings and yards, in treefruits, nuts, grapevines. Control of marshmallow and annual nettles in grass pastures and rough grass/turf areas. Also control of volunteer cotton seedlings including Roundup Ready® Cotton, desiccation of cotton regrowth; and control of unwanted suckers (cane burning) in Rubus spp. and Ribes spp. as per the Directions for Use table.
