SUCCESSION 225 EC

Herbicide

SUCCESSION 225 EC

Always read the label before use.

A selective systemic herbicide for post-emergence control of grass weeds in crops as indicated.

Canola

Features

SUCCESSION 225 EC is a group code A herbicide.
Applications in sandy soils (< 10 % clay) may still result in slight phytotoxicity where these crops are planted as follow-up crops.
Apply only during moist conditions when the weeds are growing actively.
Rain or irrigation within one hour after a SUCCESSION 225 EC application may require a follow-up application.
SUCCESSION 225 EC is compatible with and must always be used in combination with the adjuvants LINK and VELOCITY® DRYMAX.

Do's & Don'ts

Apply once the Canola has reached at least the 2 to 3 leaf stage, but not later than the 8-leaf growth stage (prior to the beginning of stem elongation).
DO NOT apply if any flower buds are visible.
Always add LINK plus VELOCITY® DRYMAX to SUCCESSION 225 EC spray mixtures.
Apply in at least 150 to 300 litres water per hectare, to ensure complete and even spray coverage over the entire leaf area of the target plant, especially where the crop canopy is dense.

Usage Rate

0.8 ℓ/ha PLUS 0.1 % LINK + 1.0 % VELOCITY® DRYMAX

Support Product Registration Details

VELOCITY-DRYMAX
Active ingredient: Ammonium sulphate 1000 g/kg
Reg. No. L9454, Act 36 of 1947 (caution)

Registration holder:
Villa Crop Protection (Pty) Ltd.
Co. Reg. No. 1992/002474/07
PO Box 10413, Aston Manor, 1630.
Tel. (011) 396-2233

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ACTIVE INGREDIENT

Clethodim (cyclohexanedione) 150 g/ℓ and haloxyfop-R-methyl ester 75 g/ℓ

PACKAGING

5 L

REG. NO.

L10414

REGISTRATION DETAILS

Registration holder:
Universal Crop Protection (Pty) Ltd.
Reg. No. 1983/008184/07
PO Box 801, Kempton Park, 1620.
Tel. (011) 396-2233

CROPS & TARGET

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