DISRUPT 200 SL

Herbicide

DISRUPT 200 SL

Always read the label before use.

A water-soluble herbicide for haulm destruction in potatoes.

Potato

Features

DISRUPT 200 SL is a non-selective contact herbicide (HRAC herbicide group code D).
DISRUPT 200 SL functions as a desiccant in potatoes (aimed at total haulm destruction).
DISRUPT 200 SL has no residual action as it is inactivatedrapidly on contact with the soil (DT50 ranged between 0.4 and 21 days).
Extremely fast onset after application.
Limits the development of resistance.
Reduces the time from crop maturity to harvest, reduces the spread of late season pests and diseases, aids the planning and control of harvest timing and helps maintain crop quality during storage.
The potential risk to leach into ground water is negligible.
Rapid uptake by green plant parts (30 minutes after application), thus rainfast 30 minutes after application.

Do's & Don'ts

Do not apply if haulms show signs of wilting, as tuber damage may occur.
Spray only if at least 5 hours sunshine is expected.
Ensure good even coverage on the foliage before spraying
Do not use muddy water.
Avoid application equipment which results in formation of fine spray mist, i.e. mist blowers.
Avoid drift onto adjacent crops, as green plant tissue will be damaged by the spray. (Do not spray buds or green parts of any crop).
Do not spray in overcast weather.

Usage Rate

Desiccation/Haulm destruction

Apply 2.0 - 5.0 l/ha DISRUPT 200 SL (Use 200 – 500 l water per hectare).
NB Add SUMMIT SUPER at 0.3 % (300 ml in 100 l spray mixture) orVILLA 51 at 0.05 % (50 ml in 100 l
spray mixture) of the spray solution.

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ACTIVE INGREDIENT

Diquat (bipyridyl) 200 g/l

PACKAGING

20 L

REG. NO.

L9180 Act 36 of 1947

REGISTRATION DETAILS

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

CROPS & TARGET

CanolaCloverLucernePotatoesSunflowersCanola - DesiccationClover - DesiccationLucerne - DesiccationPotatoes - DesiccationSunflowers - Broadleaf weedsSunflowers - DesiccationSunflowers - Grass weeds

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