BHA Di-Bak Parkinsonia Fungi Capsules
Bioherbicide | Fungi
A new safer, cheaper and more environmentally-friendly biological herbicide control method for Parkinsonia.
Available in 200 and 1000 pack capsules.
Apply using an Injecta 400 Applicator and keep spare magazines on you for fast and easy applications!
BHA is the first company in Australia to commercialise a proven, naturally-occurring bioherbicide (Di-Bak Parkinsonia) for the control of Parkinsonia aculeata, a Weed of National Significance (WoNS).
Di-Bak Parkinsonia is the revolutionary new environmentally-friendly control method for managing, and potentially eradicating, the noxious woody weed Parkinsonia.
Developed over fifteen years by researchers at The University of Queensland, Di-Bak Parkinsonia capsules are manufactured by BioHerbicides Australia (BHA).
Di-Bak Parkinsonia is a biological herbicide produced in capsule form,
containing a combination of naturally occurring fungal pathogens that kill off the woody weed by inducing dieback disease.
The capsules are inserted into the tree with an easy to use hand-held applicator where they are sealed with a plug ensuring safe and effective placement. The capsule dissolves, releasing the biological agent into the vascular system of the tree, killing it from the inside. The process offers a direct hit on the weed with minimal environmental impact.
Key Features:
- Developed specifically for the control of Parkinsonia
- APVMA approved
- Effective and long term (controls trees and seedlings and will spread through the Parkinsonia population)
- Economical
- Species-specific
- Easy to use (just need a jar of capsules, a drill and plugs)
- Safe to apply
- Non-toxic and environmentally-friendly
- Designed in Australia for our conditions
- Tried, tested and proven over 15 years of research
- Backed by the cattle industry
- Inexpensive to apply
- Can be used along waterways and where chemical/mechanical control is not suitable
- Year-round application (can be done in downtime)
- Can be used as a stand-alone treatment or integrated with other weed management controls
SHORT DESCRIPTION
A bioherbicide that induces dieback in the woody weed Parkinsonia aculeata.
ACTIVE INGREDIENTS
Fungi
APPLICATION INFORMATION
Refer to label for additional information.
GENERAL RATE
1-2 capsules per tree.
BUFFER ZONES
DO NOT apply within 500 metres of orchards (particularly mango and avocado orchards), coffee plantations, or agricultural crops (including sunflower, maize, sorghum, cotton, soybean, mung bean and field bean).
DO NOT apply within 50 metres of stands or individual woody trees such as grey box (Eucalyptus microcarpa) or related native tree species.
SITUATION
* Grazing lands and non-crop areas.
* Rate: 1-2 capsules per tree
* Drill an 8 mm diameter hole (no deeper than 35 mm) into the stem at a position approximately 20 cm above soil level using a slightly downward angle towards the
centre of the tree stem. The hole must not pass completely through the stem. Insert a single capsule into the freshly drilled hole. Seal the inoculation hole with a plastic/ rubber plug or silicone sealant. ADAMA DI-BAK™ Parkinsonia Herbicide can be applied all year round in all weather conditions.
WEEDS CONTROLLED
SITUATION
* Grazing lands and non-crop areas.
* Weeds Controlled: Parkinsonia aculeata
LABEL, SDS & TECH SHEET
SHIPPING & RETURNS
Greenway Weed Solutions has a distribution centre in QLD only. All orders, Australia-wide will be shipped from this location.
Shipping is free on all online orders. Bulk purchase shipping rates are determined by total order weight and delivery location.
Pickups are available from the QLD warehouse. Updates to product availability in other Australian warehouses are upcoming.
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