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BRUSHWOOD & STUMP TREATMENT TREE STUMP KILLER


is a highly effective patented tree stump killer. Each plug contains 300mg of granular glyphosate herbicide. Once inserted and hammered in place, Ecoplug Max®


ECOPLUG MAX® Ecoplug Max®


releases


glyphosate through the sides directly into the tree stumps. Key Features of Ecoplug Max®


:


• No water is needed to apply Ecoplug Max® required labour


, vastly reducing • 95-100% efficacy on treated stumps, preventing re-growth


• 100% selective with no effect on surrounding trees or vegetation


• Significantly reduces risks to operator and environment from using herbicide to control trees


• Ecoplugs mark treated stumps; liquid glyphosates require marker dye to highlight treated stumps


• Meets requirements of Sustainable Use Directive to minimise herbicide use and the Water Framework Directive to prevent contamination of waterways with pesticides.


• Use in all weather, all year round - most glyphosates have a much smaller application window


• Significantly reduces the cost of clearing trees by reducing the need for follow up site visits


AI: 680g/kg glyphosate MAPP no. 14741


Product Code Product


112ECOP0100 Ecoplug Max® 112ECOP0101


Ecoplug 13mm Drill Bit Price


100 Plug Pack £69.85 per pack £7.95 ea


AMMONIUM SULPHAMATE 100% 25KG


A useful product for dead stump rotting and compost accelerator. When used as a rotting agent for dead stumps performance can be enhanced by drilling holes into the dead wood and pouring in crystals.


AI: ammonium sulphamate Product Code Product Price


113AMCID0800 Ammonium Sulphamate 5kg £33.95 per 5kg 113AMCID0700 Ammonium Sulphamate 25kg £126.00 per 25kg


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