| Active ingredients |
Active Ingredients Triclopyr (present as the butoxyethyl ester). |
| Physical description |
Physical Description Contains 600g/litre triclopyr as the butoxyethyl ester in the form of an emulsifiable concentrate. |
| Farm types |
Cropping, Dairy, Livestock, Horticulture, Lifestyle
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| Uses include |
Brushweed control, Broadleaf control in turf
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| For the control of |
- For the control of
- Weeds
- Pasture ＆ wasteland weeds
- Woody Weeds
Barberry (w), Blackberry (w), Broom (w), Gorse (w), Hawthorn (w), Lupin (w), Old man's beard (w), Sweet brier (w), Tree tutu (w), Wattle (w), Willow (w), Woolly nightshade (w)
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| Also known as |
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| Other products that may be used for the same purpose |
Competitor Products Grazon
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| Timeframe |
How Long Brownout in gorse is very quick, 4-6 weeks on soft active growth, which extends to 8 -10 weeks when applied during periods of slower growth
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| Plant back withholding |
Plant Withholding
There is no plantback period stated on the label, however triclopyr does have some residual life in the soil, so beware when sowing sensitive plants eg clover.
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| Stock withholding |
Stock Withholding No withholding period applies, but where poisonous plants such as Tutu or Ragwort are present stock should be kept out until those plants have died down to prevent selective grazing.
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| Barriers to effectiveness |
Barriers Rainfall
Rain within 3 hours may reduce the effectiveness of the treatment.
The product works best in warm healthy growing conditions. Best effects on gorse are achieved when applications are made to soft growth from November to May, and on blackberry to fresh green growth during summer and autumn. |
| Safety |
 Approved Handler.gif) DG (Class 9) |
| Regulatory requirements |
 EPA approval No HSR000829 Registered pursuant to the ACVM Act 1997, No P7155 |
A herbicide used to control broom, gorse and other brushweeds
Safe to grass species and is most commonly used where pasture damage is not desirable
Used during late spring, summer and early autumn providing brushweeds are actively growing
The key benefit of Eliminate is it's safety to most grass species. At brush weed rates it is damaging to clover. Eliminate has good grass safety making it suitable for use as a spot treatment in both new and established pastures or situations where maintenance of grass cover is preferred. The product shows dramatic twisting effects on target species within a few days of application.
A short half life in the soil will allow eventual re-establishment of clovers.