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Indigo Sim-Force 500 SC Industrial Herbicide 20L. Simazine

Sale price$335.00
SKU: 1PHSIMF20

Group 5 Herbicide

Sim-Force 500SC Industrial Herbicide contains 500g/L of the active ingredient Simazine and is registered for the control of annual grasses and broadleaf weeds in non-Agricultural Areas including Footpaths, Factory Sites, Road Shoulders, Headlands, Railway Tracks, Public Utilities, Aerodromes and Fence lines. Sim-Force 500SC Industrial Herbicide is also registered for control of weeds in Nursery stock (non-food) – seedlings, plugs, potted colour, trees, shrubs, foliage plants, palms, grasses, fruit trees (non-bearing), Cut flowers including wildflowers and foliage and in established Roses.

 

Key Features:

  • Non-scheduled chemistry. Limited re-entry concerns.
  • Proven performer – Group 5 Mode of Action. Excellent Rotational tool on tough weeds such as Annual Ryegrass, Wild Oats, Capeweed, Wintergrass and others.
  • Liquid formulation – easier to use and measure.
  • Flexible rate range, depending upon length of control required and soil type.
  • Good safety on a range of landscape and nursery plants.
  • Tank Mix Flexible. Can be mixed with many post emergent and knockdown herbicides.
  • Current permits in place, such as PER13333 extending environmental weed control in some states.
  • Registered for use in a range of situations including Footpaths, Factory Sites, Road Shoulders, Headlands, Railway Tracks, Public Utilities, Aerodromes, Fence lines, Nursery stock, established roses and cut flowers.
Indigo Sim-Force 500 SC Industrial Herbicide 20L. Simazine
Indigo Sim-Force 500 SC Industrial Herbicide 20L. Simazine Sale price$335.00

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