Microglif
Microglif
Informazioni di prodotto generali
Non-selective post-emergency herbicide, with translocation action.Controls annual and perennial undergrowth weeds.
Active principle: N- (phosphomethyl) glycine Isopropylamine
Weight percentage: 36% Volume percentage: 48%
Aptitude:
Non-selective post-emergency herbicide, with translocation action.
Controls annual and perennial undergrowth weeds.
Active principle: Glyphosate: N- (phosphomethyl) glycine Isopropylamine
Weight percentage: 36% Volume percentage: 48%
Formulation:
N- (phosphomethyl) glycine (Glyphosate)....................................... 48.00 %
Surfactant: Ethoxylated amine + N-Alquilamine oxide (50:50)............. 12.00 %
Deionised water ......................................................................q. s. ad 100.00 %
General information and instructions for use: Diluted in *s:
Non-cultivated areas, watering canals, railways, sugarcane, plum tree, citrus, line crops, peach tree, fruit trees, gardens, apple trees, parks, pear trees, direct seeding, vineyards, forestall greenhouses, pastures (pre-seeding), roll equipment and ropes.
Remarks:
Application method:
Diluted in * the pulveriser's tank by half.
Add the recommended dose of MICROGLIF while the shaker is on.
Fill the tank completely without pilling the product.
Hard waters must be treated for use with MICROGLIF.
Soil application:
Do not use less than 100-150lt of water per hectare. Do not apply mechanically in soil less than 300 mt. away from urban or suburban areas.
Aerial application:
Do not use less than 25 lt. of water per hectare. Do not make mechanical applications less than 500 mt. away from urban or suburban areas.
Application method:
In soil application, don not use more than 300lt. per hectare. Do not apply if there is risk of *ication season: when the undergrowth weeds are in active growth. For perennial undergrowth, the ideal time is between blossoming and ripening.
Application frequency and waiting period: a second application might be necessary for perennial undergrowth in case of rebound.
Contraindications:
Do not mix with phenoxyacetic herbicides or powder * not apply in recently grazed or trimmed areas. Store the product in its original container and not in tin containers due to its corrosivity.
PRECAUTIONS, POISON INDICATIONS AND ANTIDOTES:
Antidote: There are no known antidotes.
Toxicity scale: III (three).
READ THE LABEL
First aid measures:
In the event of intoxication, call a doctor * case of ingestion, induce vomiting by placing two fingers in the patient's throat. In case of contact with skin, remove all contaminated clothes and wash the skin with abundant soap and warm * a doctor with the original container.
Consult the C.I.A.T. (Hospital de Clínicas, 7th Floor. Telephone N° 1722 - Montevideo, Uruguay).
POISON.
Use precautions and container destruction:
Avoid with eyes and skin. In case of contact, wash with water and soap. Gloves, boots, face mask, goggles and protective clothes must be worn while handling, preparing and applying product. Do not pulverise against the wind and avoid drifts. Do not blow the pulverisers open.
Store the excess product in its original container and do not remove the label. Do not expose to high * in a dry and cool place.
Once the containers have been emptied, wash them three times and pour the rinsing water in the pulveriser.
Dispose of the containers by burying them.
Flammable.
Do not contaminate water courses.
'Keep out of the reach of children, irresponsible people and animals'.
'Do not store together with food, domestic utensils or clothing'.
Toxicity for bees: not toxic.
Dosage:
Crop Lt/hectare Against
Non-cultivated areas, watering canals, sugarcane, plum tree, citrus, line crops, peach tree, fruit trees, gardens, apple trees, parks, pear trees, direct seeding, vineyards, forestall greenhouses 2-4
Annual weeds
3-6
Perennial weeds
6-10
Cynodon
2.5-4.0 Annual
6.0-8.0 Grass
%
Roll equipment 10
Rope equipment 33
Staining 0.5-1.0 In general
2 Cynodon
Weeds
Dry love - Bidens pilosa
Wild oat - Avena fatua
Brachiaria - Brachiaria sp.
Millet - Echinochloa spp.
Guinea grass - Panicum maximum
Bull thistle - Cirsium vulgare
Kunth - Bromus unioloides
Yellow nutsedge - Cyperus esculentus
Foxtail - Setaria spp.
Field bindweed - Conolvulus arvensis
Thorn apple - Datura ferox
Black bindweed - Polygonum conolvulus
Alligator weed - Alternanthera philoxeroides
Bermuda grass - Cynodon dactylon
Kikuyu grass - Pennisetum clandestinum
Curly dock - Rumex crispus
Narrowleaf plantain - Plantago lanceolata
Mustard - Brassica nigra
Hairy crabgrass - Digitaria sanguinalis
Nutgrass - Cyperus rotundus
Dallisgrass - Paspalum dilatatum
Benth - Cenchrus pauciflorus
Lambsquarters - Chenopodium album
Wild radish - Raphanus raphanistrum
Ryegrass - Lolium multiforum
Knotgrass - Polygonum aviculare
Johnsongrass - Sorghum halepense
Little hogweed - Portulaca oleracea
Resistant pigweed - Amaranthus quitensis
Agricultural use.