A pre-emergence emulsifiable concentrate herbicide with benoxacor for the control of most annual grasses and certain broad-leaved weeds in maize, groundnuts, soybeans, dry beans, sunflowers, potatoes and lupins.

Insights

No product-specific insights yet, but read related articles below.

Weather-related events play a major role in the success of farm activities, and weed management is no exception. Weeds remain a huge problem in crop

The first report of target-site resistance to glyphosate in smooth pigweed (Amaranthus hybridus (syn: quitensis)) in South Africa was recently made by researchers at the

Magunya Kalimashe,Portfolio Lead:  Herbicides Weed control remains an essential practice in small grain production. The benefits of effective weed control practices have been documented extensively

ACTIVE INGREDIENT

metolachlor (α - Chloroacetamide) 915 g/l; benoxacor (safener) 30.5 g/l

PACKAGING

10L

REG. NO.

Reg. No. L 7841 Act No. 36 of 1947
W1301418 / N-AR 1361

REGISTRATION DETAILS

METOLACHLOR 915 EC. Reg. No. L 7841 Act No. 36 of 1947/ W1301418 / N-AR 1361. Active ingredient: metolachlor (α - Chloroacetamide) 915 g/l; benoxacor (safener) 30.5 g/l. Danger. Hazard Statement: Harmful if swallowed. Causes mild skin irritation. May cause an allergic skin reaction. Causes serious eye damage. Harmful if inhaled. Toxic to aquatic life. Toxic to aquatic life with long lasting effects. Precautionary Statements: IF IN EYES: Immediately rinse with water for several minutes. Remove
contact lenses, if present and easy to do. Continue rinsing. Get medical help. If skin irritation or rash occurs: Get medical help. Avoid release into the environment.

CROPS & TARGET

Dry beansGroundnutsLupinsMaizePotatoesSoybeansSunflowersDry beans - Broadleaf weedsDry beans - Grass weedsGroundnuts - Broadleaf weedsGroundnuts - Grass weedsLupins - Broadleaf weedsLupins - Grass weedsMaize - Broadleaf weedsMaize - Grass weedsPotatoes - Broadleaf weedsPotatoes - Grass weedsSoybeans - Broadleaf weedsSoybeans - Grass weedsSunflowers - Broadleaf weedsSunflowers - Grass weeds

Insights

Weather-related events play a major role in the success of farm activities, and weed management is no exception. Weeds remain a huge problem in crop

The first report of target-site resistance to glyphosate in smooth pigweed (Amaranthus hybridus (syn: quitensis)) in South Africa was recently made by researchers at the

Magunya Kalimashe,Portfolio Lead:  Herbicides Weed control remains an essential practice in small grain production. The benefits of effective weed control practices have been documented extensively

Addressing hard water is not enough

By Dr Brian de Villiers Many herbicides such as glyphosate, clethodim, some SU’s and various others are affected by salt antagonism from carrier water. If

Adjuvants become more important under marginal conditions

By Dr Brian de Villiers Adjuvants are often omitted or replaced with an unregistered product without any negative consequences. Growers then assume that adjuvants are

Adjuvants should help, not harm

By Dr Brian de Villiers The word “adjuvant,” means “to help.” These products are therefore used exclusively to help crop protection products (CPPs) reach their

Adjuvants: Are they an integral component of spray mixtures or just snake oils?

By Dr Brian de Villiers Adjuvants are registered with many crop protection products (CPP) and are added to an immense amount of spray mixtures. Are

Adverse conditions are the true test for adjuvants

By Dr Brian de Villiers In our interactions with stakeholders we sometimes learn that growers had replaced an adjuvant registered for use with a particular

Ammonium sulphate

By Dr Brian de Villiers Ammonium sulphate was first applied commercially with glyphosate as a water conditioner about 40 years ago. It’s hard to believe

Ammonium sulphate and magnesium antagonism

By Dr Brian de Villiers There have been various recent allegations that ammonium sulphate is not effective because it is unable to overcome magnesium antagonism

Are there really differences between adjuvants?

By Dr Brian de Villiers Over the past few years Villa has tried to encourage the correct use of adjuvants toincrease and stabilize the efficacy

Bedekking en opname

Deur Brian de Villiers Daar is twee noodsaaklike prosesse wat die effektiwiteit van sistemiese gewasbeskermingsprodukte (GBP’e) verseker. Die eerste is bedekking, wat deur behoud en

Behoud is belangrik op alle plantgroottes en oppervlaktes

By Dr Brian de Villiers Desember 2024 Ons beklemtoon dikwels die belangrikheid daarvan om genoeg spuitdruppels tot by alle dele van die plant te kry.