Nufarm Valdo 800WG 500g
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Formulated for post emergence control of broadleaf weeds in clover, lucerne, chicory, new and mature pasture and maize
Features
- Controls weeds not sufficiently controlled by other herbicides such as phenoxy-resistant giant buttercup
- Many tank-mixing options for optimal weed control
- Selectivity to a wide range of crops
Benefits
- Provides maximum weed control
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Successful spring weed control – timing is everything
It may seem a bit early to be thinking about summer flowering weeds, but from now through to December is in fact the ideal time on most farms to spray these unwelcome visitors. That’s because by the time you can see them flowering, it’s often too late to control them properly. Read more >>
Planning the right spring weed control programme
With longer days and warmer temperatures, daily spring pasture growth rates can hit their peak this month. Read more >>Broad spectrum control of seedling weeds in new pasture
Removing broadleaf weeds soon after planting new grass and clover helps prepare autumn-sown pastures to produce high dry matter (DM) yields by spring, when feed is needed to get the next season off to a strong start. Read more >>
Show your new pasture some love
Sowing new grass is always a critical job in autumn but this year, with so many farms affected by poor pasture growth, getting new grass off to the best possible start is even more important than usual. Read more >>
Time to get pastures back in shape before winter
If you could do with more high-value grass and fewer weeds come springtime, you’ve probably already considered undersowing paddocks that have come through the past season a little worse for wear. Read more >>
Keep pastures healthy and productive with spring weed control
With longer days and warmer temperatures, daily spring pasture growth rates will soon hit their peak. Read more >>Hamilton
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