Terrain Flow

Manufacturer
NUFARM
Category
Herbicides
Registered until
2024-06-29
Registration number
92965
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GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS

Mixing: Nufarm TERRAIN FLOW Herbicide is a suspension concentrate liquid. Follow these steps for proper mixing:

  1. Fill the spray tank halfway with clean water.

  2. Add the required amount of Nufarm TERRAIN FLOW Herbicide while keeping the agitation system engaged.

  3. Mix thoroughly until fully dispersed.

  4. Add the knockdown herbicide and remaining water, mixing thoroughly.

  5. Add spray additive near the end of the filling process to minimize foaming.

  6. Maintain adequate agitation during application and use the tank mix promptly.

Application:

  • For application rates up to 290 mL/ha, apply in a minimum of 80 L/ha spray solution.

  • For rates above 290 mL/ha (e.g., sugarcane, fencelines), use a minimum of 200 L/ha spray solution.

  • Acidify spraying water with an appropriate buffering agent if pH is above 7.0 before adding Nufarm TERRAIN FLOW Herbicide.

  • Different application guidelines apply to various crops and non-crop uses.

Crop Tolerance:

  • Crop safety may be affected by compounding factors such as insect pressure, waterlogging, and nutrient deficiency.

  • Specific instructions apply to lucerne crops, with caution regarding crop age, growth stage, and environmental conditions.

  • Precautions are outlined for pre-emergent application in crops like wheat, chickpeas, faba beans, field peas, and lentils.

Precautions:

  • Avoid entering treated areas until the spray has dried, or wear appropriate protective clothing.

  • Protect wildlife, fish, and crustaceans from contamination.

  • Store the product securely away from children, animals, food, and feedstuffs.

  • Dispose of containers properly, following waste management regulations.

  • Follow safety directions for handling and use, including wearing protective clothing and washing exposed skin thoroughly after use.

Registered for cultures
Spring wheat
Soybeans
Sorghum
Peanuts
Winter oats
Spring oats
Corn
Lentils
Cotton
Chickpeas
Winter barley
Spring barley