Wild carrot (carrot weed)
Daucus carota
Wild carrot is an annual or biennial. It’s an upright plant, growing to about a metre or a bit more in height. The leaves are fern-like, with individual segments being about 20- 40mm long. Not surprisingly, the leaves look much the same as a garden carrot. The white flowers appear, often in a spectacular though dismaying cloud of white, from August to May. They grow on tall, ridged stems that are branched, and have bristly hairs. The fruit is egg-shaped with wee hooks that make it easy for stock to unwittingly disperse wild carrot in their travels.
Pesticides
Arsenal
intensity: ★★★
Arsenal Powerline
intensity: ★★★
Banvel VM
intensity: ★★★
BASF Pyramin DF
intensity: ★★★
Clearview
intensity: ★★★
Cycle
intensity: ★★★
DPX-MAT 28
intensity: ★★★
Flexstar GT
intensity: ★★★
GF2050
intensity: ★★★
Glyphosate-Trimesium 480
intensity: ★★★
Grazon
intensity: ★★★
Grazon XC
intensity: ★★★
Hyvar X-L Weed And Brush Killer
intensity: ★★★
Hyvar X Weed and Brush Killer
intensity: ★★★
Krovar I DF
intensity: ★★★
Navius
intensity: ★★★
Navius VM
intensity: ★★★
Pyramin FL
intensity: ★★★
Sightline A
intensity: ★★★
Touchdown 480 Liquid
intensity: ★★★
Touchdown IQ
intensity: ★★★
Touchdown Total
intensity: ★★★
Traxion
intensity: ★★★
Truvist
intensity: ★★★
Broadstrike RC
intensity: ★★
Guardsman Agricultural Weedkiller No.1
intensity: ★
Banvel
intensity: N/A
Banvel VM Pro
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Dycleer Agricultural
intensity: N/A
M1691
intensity: N/A
Reclaim II A
intensity: N/A
Reclaim II B
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Vanquish
intensity: N/A