DESCRIPTION
SWAL TOPPLE Clodinafop propargyl 15% WP Herbicides Details :
- Technical name: Clodinafop propargyl 15% WP
- Type: Selective post-emergent Herbicide
- Mode of Action: Systemic-Lipidbiosynthesis blocker
- Major Crops: Wheat
- Target Weeds: Phalaris minor
- Dose/acre: 160 g
FAQs for Topple Clodinafop Propargyl 15% WP Herbicide
1. What is Topple Clodinafop Propargyl 15% WP Herbicide?
Answer: Topple is a selective herbicide containing Clodinafop Propargyl, used to control grassy weeds in various crops. It works by inhibiting the synthesis of essential fatty acids in weeds, effectively preventing their growth.
2. What crops can Topple be used on?
Answer: Topple is suitable for use on crops such as wheat, barley, and other cereal grains. Always check the product label for specific crop recommendations and restrictions.
3. How does Topple work?
Answer: Topple disrupts the synthesis of fatty acids in grassy weeds, which interferes with their growth and development. This leads to the death of the weeds while being safe for the crops when used as directed.
4. What is the recommended application rate for Topple?
Answer: The typical application rate for Topple is 1.0 to 1.5 kg/ha. Exact rates may vary based on weed infestation levels and crop type. Always follow the application guidelines provided on the product label.
5. When should Topple be applied?
Answer: Apply Topple when the weeds are in their early growth stages and before they reach maturity. For best results, apply the herbicide when weeds are actively growing and when weather conditions are favorable for effective application.
6. How is Topple applied?
Answer: Topple is usually applied as a foliar spray. Mix the recommended amount of the herbicide with water and apply using a sprayer. Follow the mixing instructions and application guidelines on the product label.
7. Can Topple be mixed with other herbicides or pesticides?
Answer: Topple may be mixed with other herbicides or pesticides. However, check compatibility and perform a jar test before mixing. Refer to the product label for specific mixing recommendations and precautions.
