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Indigo Renegade 800 WG Herbicide. Bromacil

Sale price$159.50
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Group 5 Herbicide

ProForce Renegade 800WG is a preemergent soil residual herbicide that can be used for extended control of both grass and broadleaf weeds in industrial areas, commercial areas and rights-of-way situations. Renegade is particularly strong on grass weed species. The product contains 800g/kg Bromacil and is ideal for use where control of hard-to-kill and
resistant weeds are present. ProForce Renegade 800WG is highly compatible with non-selective knockdown herbicides allowing immediate control of existing weeds.
Once in the soil, ProForce Renegade 800WG acts to control germinating weeds for up to 12 months reducing the need for multiple herbicide applications.

 

Key Features:

  • Wettable Granule formulation of Bromacil. Easier to use and measure when compared to wettable powder formulations.
  • Non-Scheduled chemical. Reduced concerns around mixing, application and re-entry into treated areas.
  • Ideal herbicide resistance management option. Useful rotational tool.
  • Member of the Group 5 Uracil herbicide subgroup.
  • Highly compatible with key knockdown herbicides. Mixes readily with all non-selective herbicides for one pass control of emerged and non-emerged weeds.
  • Available in multiple pack sizes (2kg and 5kg) to best suit the job and storage requirements available.

 

Maximising Performance:

  • To maximise long term residual performance, target bare soil ensuring, good even coverage. When weeds are already present, ProForce Renegade 800WG should be
    applied in combination with a non-selective knockdown herbicide e.g. Rapid Fire (glyphosate), glufosinate or paraquat and a suitable surfactant. Apply within 10
    weeks of germination of winter weeds – usually in June to August. Long term residual control may not be as effective where heavy organic matter loads prevent Renegade from reaching the soil and the root zone. Best results will be achieved where rain occurs within a week of application.
  • Retreat as weeds begin to reappear on sites where growth has been controlled.
  • Use lower rates on lighter soils low in clay or organic matter and higher rates on heavier soils high in clay or organic matter.
  • Large areas: Use a fixed boom sprayer or handgun. To prevent nozzle blockage, strainer and nozzle screens should be 50 mesh or coarser. Always agitate in spray
    tank to keep material in suspension.
  • Fixed Boom Sprayer: Use 1000-2000 L/ha water for industrial weed control. For selective weed control use 250-450 L/ha at 200-300 kPa pressure.
  • Handgun: Use 1000-2000 L/ha and 60-800 kPa pressure.
  • Small areas: Use a knapsack or pressurised hand sprayer or water can. Shake or stir frequently.
  • Don’t apply or drain or flush equipment on or near desirable trees or other plants or where their roots may extend.
  • Don’t spray under weather conditions or from sprayer equipment that may cause spray to drift.
  • Leave a 50m buffer zone between spray and nearest trees.
  • Complete coverage of weed is required for maximum knockdown effect.
Indigo Renegade 800 WG Herbicide. Bromacil
Indigo Renegade 800 WG Herbicide. Bromacil Sale price$159.50

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