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5L Fenox 240EC

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Pre and post-emergent herbicide for control of broadleaf weeds in certain crops.

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Active Ingredient: 240g/litre oxyfluorfen

Chemical Group: Nitrophenyl ether

Formulation: Emulsifiable concentrate Pack

Fenox 240EC  for pre-and post-emergence control of broadleaf weeds and some annual grasses in apples, grapes, kiwifruit, stonefruit and forest nurseries.

Fenox 240EC possesses both knockdown and residual activity against broadleaf and grass weeds. It may also be used as a “spike” to augment the activity of other herbicides. Fenox possesses extremely low water solubility and binds tightly to soil particles.

General Instructions: FENOX 240EC herbicide is a contact herbicide with greatest activity when applied before weed emergence. Also has a post-emergence acivity but to be effective, weeds must be very small. As a soil residual treatment emerging weeds contact the chemical layer as they break through the soil surface.

Compatibility: May be used in tank mixes with a wide range of herbicides

CROP WEEDS CONTROLLED RATE CRITICAL COMMENTS
Apples Grapes Kiwifruit Stonefruit Bitter cress, Catsear, Cut-leaved geranium, Field madder, Field speedwell, Hedge mustard, Mallow species, Mouse-ear chickweed, Nettle, Parsley piert, Pennyroyal, Shepherds purse, Sow thistle, Storksbill, Twin cress 6 litres/ha Residual control: Apply in 300-400 litres water to bare ground when trees and vines are dormant.
Apples Grapes Kiwifruit Stonefruit Bitter cress, Catsear, Cut-leaved geranium, Field madder, Field speedwell, Hedge mustard, Mallow species, Mouse-ear chickweed, Nettle, Parsley piert, Pennyroyal, Shepherds purse, Sow thistle, Storksbill, Twin cress Boom spray: 2-3 litres/ha + glyphosate at label rates.

Hand gun or knapsack: 300ml/100 litres of water + glyphosate at label rates.

 Post-emergent control: For difficult-to-kill weeds. Use sufficient water to obtain complete coverage of weeds. Use the higher rate on creeping mallow and weeds taller than 25cm. Thoroughly wet weeds. Use a wetting agent.
Forest nurseries Bitter cress, Catsear, Cut-leaved geranium, Field madder, Field speedwell, Hedge mustard, Mallow species, Mouse-ear chickweed, Nettle, Parsley piert, Pennyroyal, Shepherds purse, Sow thistle, Storksbill, Twin cress – Pre-emergence:
Apply in 300-400 litres water/ha to clean seedbeds immediately after sowing but before emergence.
Pinus, Cupressus species Bitter cress, Catsear, Cut-leaved geranium, Field madder, Field speedwell, Hedge mustard, Mallow species, Mouse-ear chickweed, Nettle, Parsley piert, Pennyroyal, Shepherds purse, Sow thistle, Storksbill, Twin cress 2-4 litres/ha Pre-emergence:
Apply in 300-400 litres water/ha to clean seedbeds immediately after sowing but before emergence.
Eucalyptus Racosperma (Acacia) species Bitter cress, Catsear, Cut-leaved geranium, Field madder, Field speedwell, Hedge mustard, Mallow species, Mouse-ear chickweed, Nettle, Parsley piert, Pennyroyal, Shepherds purse, Sow thistle, Storksbill, Twin cress 0.5-1 litre/ha Pre-emergence:
Apply in 300-400 litres water/ha to clean seedbeds immediately after sowing but before emergence.
– Bitter cress, Catsear, Cut-leaved geranium, Field madder, Field speedwell, Hedge mustard, Mallow species, Mouse-ear chickweed, Nettle, Parsley piert, Pennyroyal, Shepherds purse, Sow thistle, Storksbill, Twin cress 2-3 litres/ha Post-emergence: Apply in sufficient water to obtain complete coverage of all weeds. Apply no sooner than 5 weeks after seedling emergence, and when weeds are no more than 5cm high. Foliage discolouration may occur in tree seedlings.

General Instructions

FENOX 240EC herbicide is a contact herbicide with greatest activity when applied before weed emergence. Also has post-emergence activity but to be effective, weeds must be very small. As a soil residual treatment emerging weeds contact the chemical layer as they break the soil surface. The chemical is taken up by the emerging shoot and is activated in the presence of light. It is important to have an uninterrupted layer of chemical on the soil surface. For residual weed control rain following treatment is needed to move the herbicide into the surface layer of soil. For post-emergence treatment, do not apply if rain is likely to fall within 3 hours following application.

Apples, grapes, kiwifruit, stonefruit: For best results apply when soil is moist and weeds are small. Volatilsation of FENOX 240EC herbicide early in the season may cause a reddening of young buds and an initial check to growth on kiwifruit vines, but plants should recover.

Forest nurseries: Some seedling damage can be expected with either pre-or post-emergence treatment.

COMPATIBILITY: May be used in tank mixes with a wide range of herbicides.

APPLICATION: Use conventional spraying equipment capable of applying the necessary water volumes/ha. Even coverage of the soil and/or weeds is essential, and to this end fan nozzles should be used.

RESISTANT WEEDS WARNING: Naturally occurring weed biotypes resistant to diphenyl ether herbicides can become more prevalent after many years of continuous use. To delay the onset of, or control resistant weeds, use in rotation with herbicides of different mode of action. Since the occurrence of resistant weeds is difficult to detect prior to use Adria New Zealand Ltd accepts no liability for losses that may result from the failure of this product to control resistant weeds.

Registered pursuant to the ACVM Act 1997, Approval No. P7650

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