

Adama Uragan WG 5kg. Bromacil
Group 5 Herbicide
Uragan is a pre-emergent soil residual herbicide that controls more than 20 grass and broadleaf weeds. Depending on the application rate, soil type and rainfall, Uragan can provide residual weed control for up to 12 months, reducing the need to re-treat fencelines. At higher application rates, residual weed control beyond 12 months is possible. As a Group C herbicide, it is ideal for use in herbicide resistance management programs to control glyphosate-resistant annual ryegrass and feathertop Rhodes grass. Uragan is highly compatible with non-selective knockdown herbicides, including glyphosate, paraquat and glufosinate, to enable one-pass knockdown and residual weed control.
Key Features
- Robust control - Uragan controls key grass and broadleaf weeds for up to 12 months, reducing the need to re-treat fencelines.
- Broad spectrum - Uragan controls more than 20 grass and broadleaf weeds, including annual ryegrass, barley grass, brome grass, caltrop, feathertop Rhodes grass, flax-leaf fleabane, sowthistle and windmill grass.
- Group 5 herbicide - Uragan is ideal for use in herbicide resistance management programs to control glyphosate-resistant annual ryegrass.
- Highly compatible - Uragan is highly compatible with non-selective knockdown herbicides, including glyphosate, paraquat and glufosinate, to enable one-pass knockdown and residual weed control.
Maximising Performance
If weeds are already present, Uragan should be applied in combination with a non-selective knockdown herbicide, such as Wipe-Out® (glyphosate), glufosinate or Spraytop® (paraquat). For best results, add a non-ionic surfactant (Wetspray® 1000) at 100 mL/100 L (0.1% v/v) of spray solution. Apply within 10 weeks of germination of winter weeds. Long-term residual control may not be as effective if heavy organic matter loads prevent the active ingredient from reaching the soil or root zone. Best results will be achieved if rain occurs within a week of application.
SHORT DESCRIPTION
A pre-emergent soil residual herbicide that controls more than 20 grass and broadleaf weeds. Depending on the application rate, soil type and rainfall, Uragan can provide residual weed control for up to 12 months, reducing the need to re-treat fencelines.
ACTIVE INGREDIENTS
800g/L Bromacil
APPLICATION INFORMATION
GENERAL RATE
1.1-6.5kg/ha
OTHER RATES
Apply at 3.5–6.5 kg/ha to establish a weed-free zone
along fencelines. The lower rate will provide effective
control in low rainfall areas (<250 mm). Apply at
2.0–6.5 kg/ha for retreatment and maintenance of
established weed-free areas. Retreat when weeds
begin to reappear.
APPLICATION RECOMMENDATIONS
Apply using a fixed fenceline boom sprayer or
handgun. Use screens of 50 mesh or coarser to
prevent nozzle blockage, strainer and nozzle. Add
Uragan to the spray tank steadily after water
conditioners (e.g. ammonium sulphate). Always
agitate in spray tank to keep material in suspension.
DO NOT apply Uragan by air.
WEEDS CONTROLLED
Please refer to the label for specific weeds controlled and application instructions.
Uragan is registered for the control of:
- annual ryegrass,
- barley grass,
- Bathurst burr,
- brome grass,
- caltrop,
- capeweed,
- cobbler’s pegs,
- doublegee (spiny emex, three-cornered jack),
- fat-hen,
- khaki weed,
- noogoora burr,
- Paterson’s curse,
- prairie grass,
- annual ragweed,
- saffron thistle,
- summer grass,
- thornapple,
- wild mustard,
- wild oats,
- wild radish,
- wild turnip
- winter grass.
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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