Macspred Clipper Aquatic Herbicide 3Kg. Flumioxazin (ACCREDITATION REQUIRED)
Group 14 Herbicide
Clipper Herbicide is a large-diameter, effervescent herbicide tablet contained in a water-soluble wrapping which can be applied in two ways:
A. thrown directly into the water body where the target weeds grow, without the aid of spraying equipment, or
B. dissolved in water and applied with conventional spraying equipment.
Approximately 27 tablets are required per Megalitre of water (1 tablet per 37.5m3 of water).
Clipper Herbicide ® generally is a fast-acting contact herbicide that controls selected floating, emergent and submerged aquatic weeds and algae. It is most effective when applied to young, actively growing weeds in water with pH less than 8.0.
Clipper Herbicide® must only be used by an accredited operator. In order to gain accreditation, candidates are required to watch training material and complete assessment questions as part of the accreditation process. A certificate is provided upon successful completion of the training.
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SHORT DESCRIPTION
For the control of aquatic weeds in agricultural, non-agricultural, pasture and natural aquatic systems, including all bodies of fresh water which are non-flowing and the margins of streams, lakes, dams and channels which are slow moving or quiescent.
ACTIVE INGREDIENTS
15g/15g tablet flumioxazin
APPLICATION INFORMATION
The label contains detailed instructions on calculating the number of tablets required for treatment.
• There is also a calibration model available for use.
• The accreditation process trains candidates in all methods of application and calibration.
GENERAL RATE
1-8 tablets/100sqm
WITHOLDING PERIODS
Between treatment and re-entering treated water: not required.
Between treatment and using treated water for drinking by pets and livestock: not required.
Between treatment and using treated water to irrigate pasture for grazing: 2 days.
Between treatment and using treated water to irrigate couch or kikuyu turf and lawns: 2 days.
For other turf species – contact your supplier.
Between treatment and using treated water for recreational fishing: 3 day.
WEEDS CONTROLLED
Refer to label for additional information.
TARGET WEEDS
- Amazon Frogbit
- Azolla Duckweed
- Salvinia
- Blue Water Lily
- Blunt Pondweed
- Cabomba
- Floating Filamentous Algae
- Hornwort
- Mexican Water Lily
- Slender Knot or Smartweed
- Water Stargrass
- Yellow Water Poppy
- Leafy Elodea
- Sagittaria
- Alligator Weed
OTHER WEEDS SITUATIONS
The label lists the control of many troublesome aquatic weeds these include floating, emergent and submerged weeds:
Alligator weed (Alternanthera philoxeroides), Amazon Frogbit (Limnobium laevigatum) Azolla (A.pinnata and A . filculoides)’ Blunt Blue Water Lily (Nymphaea spp), Pondweed (Potamogeton ochreatus), Cabomba (C. caroliniana), Duckweed (Lemna spp), Floating filamentous algae (Cladophora spp, Spirogyra spp) Leafy Elodea (Egeria densa), Mexican Water lily (N.mexicana), Sagittaria (S.platyphylla), Salvinia (S. molesta), Slender knot or Smartweed (Persicaria decipiens), Water Lettuce (Pistia stratiotes), Water stargrass (Heteranthera zosterifolia), Yellow water poppy (Hydrocleys nymphoides).
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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