Diffuse 500Plant Protection Product ComparisonPlant Protection Product ComparisonReport inaccuraciesReport inaccuracies

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS:

Spray Timing:

Apply when weeds are young and actively growing.

Unless stated otherwise, apply before the 3-5 true leaf stage.

RESISTANT WEEDS WARNING:

GROUP I HERBICIDE: AC DIFFUSE 500 Herbicide is a Group I herbicide.

Herbicide Resistance Management: Some naturally occurring weed biotypes resistant to AC DIFFUSE 500 Herbicide and other Group I herbicides may exist. Resistant individuals can dominate the weed population with repeated use. Resistant weeds will not be controlled by AC DIFFUSE 500 Herbicide, leading to reduced efficacy and potential yield loss. Detection of resistant weeds is challenging before use. Axichem Pty Limited assumes no liability for losses due to herbicide failure.

MIXING:

Add the required amount of product directly to the tank.

Mix thoroughly.

APPLICATION:

Boom Application:

Apply with a properly calibrated boom spray using not less than 50L of water per hectare, unless otherwise indicated in the Critical Comments column.

Aerial Application:

Apply at least 25L total spray volume per hectare. Fly as low as practical under prevailing conditions to minimize drift.

High Volume Application:

Apply a minimum of 1,500L per hectare.

Knapsack Application:

A 15L knapsack treats 150 square meters.

MIMOSA CONTROL:

Broadacre Application:

Apply 2-2.4L/ha water in 60L of water per hectare. Helicopter application preferred.

High Volume Application:

Apply 400mL in 110L water using ground equipment. Thoroughly wet all leaves and stems.

Basal Bark Application:

Apply 60mL in 15L water to plants of less than 5cm basal diameter. Spray liberally around the base and 25-40cm up the stem.

Cut Stump Application:

Apply 60mL in 15L water on plants up to 10cm basal diameter. Cut trees close to ground level and spray the freshly cut surface before sap dries.

Additional Notes:

Temporary wilting may occur in crops after application.

Seek advice before spraying in late or dry seasonal conditions to avoid damage.

Consult before spraying recently released cereal varieties.

Certain maize varieties may develop clubfoot of the prop roots.