Macspred Payload Herbicide Flumioxazin
Group 14 Herbicide
Payload Herbicide is utilised to enhance burndown and long-term residual control of broadleaf weeds and grasses in commercial and industrial areas. It can be applied by boom spray or Highvolume spot spraying. This includes Irrigation channel banks and drainage ditches, rights-of way, roadsides, edges of railway lines, and around buildings, guideposts, power and telephone poles and fence lines. Best results are achieved when it is used in combination with knockdown herbicides. For more details on enhancing your weed control program contact you Macspred Australia representative. Payload Herbicide is most effective when applied to young, actively growing weeds and needs Sunlight to activate it. It works faster in warm weather as the plants’ uptake is enhanced and effectiveness is quicker.
Payload Herbicide is a Group 14 or the old group G Herbicide. It is a fast-acting herbicide that will play an important role in IVM integrated pest management. FLUMIOXAZIN is newer chemistry in Australia and a PPO inhibitor, a member of the N-phenylphthalimides group of herbicides. This mode of action inhibits protoporphyrinogen oxidase (Protox), an enzyme important in the synthesis of chlorophyll.
Key Features and Benefits:
- Low water solubility – no leaching or lateral movement in the soil.
- Stable in the top 3cm of the soil profile unless disturbed – activated by the first rainfall event.
- No known resistance to Payload Herbicide in Australia – powerful new management tool.
- Packed in water soluble packaging – application and calibration simplified.
- Long soil residual activity as well as foliar uptake.
- Broad weed spectrum and compatible with common herbicide partners.
SHORT DESCRIPTION
To enhance burndown and long-term residual control of broadleaf weeds and grasses in commercial and industrial areas
ACTIVE INGREDIENTS
750g/kg Flumioxazin
APPLICATION INFORMATION
Please refer to the label for specific situations and application rates/instructions.
GENERAL RATES:
Using a water volume of 200 l/ha use Payload Herbicide at 372 g/ha - 465 g/ha and for handgun 93 g/200 L.
Product is packed in a small pack of 950 g containing
10 x 93 g water soluble bags and a 3.72 kg shipper containing 8 x 465 g water soluble bags.
Add a spray adjuvant oil to enhance burndown. When opening multiple-bag packaging make sure to use all water soluble bags.
• PAYLOAD Herbicide needs at least 15 mm of irrigation or rain to activate, and therefore should be applied during the main rainfall period. Apply to bare soil using
a directed spray or add knockdowns if weeds are present.
• PAYLOAD Herbicide may also be applied as a spot spray with an appropriate non-selective herbicide. Use a high enough rate of the non-selective to achieve good control.
WEEDS CONTROLLED
Please read the label for all weeds controlled and their situations for applications
WEEDS CONTROLLED
- Amaranth or amaranthus
- Blackberry nightshade
- Bladder ketmia
- Blue billygoat weed
- Caltrop or yellow vine
- Capeweed
- Common sida
- Crowsfoot grass
- Fat hen
- Feathertop rhodes grass
- Giant or black pigweed
- Pigweed spp.
- Ribwort, ribgrass or lamb's tongue
- Sow or milk thistle
- Summer grass
- Turnip weed
- Wild mustard
- Wild radish
- Wild turnip - brassica tournefortii
- Wireweed
- ANNUAL RYEGRASS
- Balsam pear
- Awnless barnyard grass
- Calopo
- Creeping Speedwell
- Dense Crassula
- Fleabane - conyza bonariensis
- Green summer grass - B. subquadripara Ipomoea spp. - Marsh or smallflower mallow
- Milkweed
- Perennial ryegrass
- Phyllanthus
- Redflower mallow
- Spiny spider flower
- Square weed or borreria
- Squirrel-tail fescue or silver grass
- Stinging or dwarf nettle
- Toad rush
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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