CONTROLS


TOTAL HERBICIDES Pistol®


Pistol® herbicide performs rapidly to knock down and kill a wide range of annual and perennial broad-leaved weeds and grasses; whilst its barrier action prevents germination for several months. Pistol® herbicide may be used on soft and gravel amenity surfaces. Classified as non-hazardous/non-irritant for the operator. Pistol® can be applied conventionally or in CDA ‘Mixers’ at low volume (15 L/ha).


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CDA Vanquish®


CDA Vanquish® Biactive is a foliar applied herbicide for the control of annual and perennial grass and broad-leaved weeds in amenity and industrial areas. CDA Vanquish® Biactive is rainfast within 1 hour after spraying and is non-hazardous, non-irritant (clean label), as well as being ready to use.


See page 89 for CDA sprayers.


Tailout Mapp No:


Tailout is a contact total herbicide for the control of grasses and broad-leaved weeds including Horsetail. Can be used as a band or spot application to natural surfaces not intended to bear vegetation, permeable surfaces overlaying soils and hard surfaces. It can also be used on managed amenity turf for burning in lines to prepare sports turf for line marking.


AI: Pack Size:


Application Rate:


Water


Volume: Pack


Coverage:


Pistol® 17451


250 g/L


glyphosate and 40 g/L


diflufenican 1 L and 5 L


4.5 L/ha 200-500 L/ha


1L-0.2 ha/ 5L-1.1 ha


120 g/L glyphosate 5 L 9-15 L/ha RTU 0.5 ha


CDA Vanquish® 12586


Tailout 17854


150 g/L


glufosinate- ammonium


1 L 3-5 L/ha 200-400 L/ha 1.6-1 ha


70


Use plant protection products safely. Always read the label and product information before use.


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