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Hysward-P Professional Selective Weed Killer controls perennial weeds in managed amenity turf and amenity grassland. On areas such as sports turf, parks, cemeteries and other amenity and managed amenity grassland areas. It can also be used on established grassland for the control of annual and perennial broad-leaved weeds.
Weeds Controlled
Black Medick, Mouse Ear, Docks, Mayweeds, Bulbous Buttercup, Parsley Piert, Cats Ear, Pearlwort, Charlock, Plantains, Cinquefoil, Ragwort, Self Heal, Common Chickweed, Silverweed, Creeping Buttercup, Sorrel, Thistles, Trefoils, Daisy, White Clover, Dandelion, Yarrow, Knotgrass, Nettles, Chickweed, Cleavers.
Application
- Hysward-P may be applied at any time during the season, but ideally spraying should be carried out when the weeds are actively growing and the soil is moist.
- Hysward-P is not so effective under drought conditions.
- Optimum weed control comes from treatment early in the season, during May but timing should take into account the management practices, the locality and the season.
- Do not sow any crop into soil treated with Hysward-P for at least 3 months after application.
- Do not cut for 24 hours to allow the treatment to be absorbed, and preferably allow 2-3 days.
- Do not use cuttings as a mulch, however composted cuttings may be used 6 months after application.
- Do not use on new grass for six months after establishment.
- Do not spray on windy days to avoid drift and avoid drift onto all broad-leaved plants outside the target area.
- Do not spray when rain is imminent.
- Do not spray during drought conditions, or when grass is otherwise under stress, such as following frost
Technical Information
Active Ingredients: 92 g/l mecoprop-P, 16 g/l dicamba and 101 g/l MCPA as the potassium salt.
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Safe Use of Pesticides
By law, everyone who uses pesticides professionally must have received adequate training in using pesticides safely and be skilled in the job they are carrying out." Upon purchasing this product you and/or the end users are responsibile for ensuring that these products are used in line with industry Approved Codes of Practice. All operators must be trained and certificated in using and applying any Ministry Approved Professional Product (MAPP). Use plant protection products safely. Always read the label and product information before use. Please be aware that by proceeding you are purchasing a professional pesticide product. You must ensure the end user of these products complies with the DEFRA/HSE Code for the Safe use of Pesticides. There are legal responsibilities covering the storage and use of professional use pesticides. These responsibilities are covered by The Food and Environment Protection Act 1985 (FEPA) and Control of Pesticide Regulations 1986 (COPR).
By law, everyone who uses pesticides professionally must have received adequate training in using pesticides safely and be skilled in the job they are carrying out." Upon purchasing this product you and/or the end users are responsibile for ensuring that these products are used in line with industry Approved Codes of Practice. All operators must be trained and certificated in using and applying any Ministry Approved Professional Product (MAPP). Use plant protection products safely.
Always read the label and product information before use. Please be
aware that by proceeding you are purchasing a professional pesticide product. You must ensure the end user of these products complies with
the DEFRA/HSE Code for the Safe use of Pesticides. There are legal
responsibilities covering the storage and use of professional use pesticides. These responsibilities are covered by The Food and Environment Protection Act 1985 (FEPA) and Control of Pesticide Regulations 1986 (COPR).
We recommend following the manufacturers product guidelines labelled on the product and in the product data/tech sheet whilst ensuring you are aware of the safe use of pesticides act.
These herbicides work to kill a particular plant whilst leaving
surrounding soil and plants unharmed. For example, certain selective weed killers aim to only target broad-leaved plants such as buttercup, dandelion and daisy, whilst having zero effect on narrow-leaved plants such as grass. As the two types of plants are two early evolutionary divisions within the plant kingdom, they have two very different vascular and transport systems. Meaning selective herbicides can be created to target one of these two plant types.
Non-selective weed killers (total weedkillers) are
herbicides which work to kill everything that they come into contact with, similar to contact weed killers.
Unlike contact herbicides, however, non-selective weed killers will kill or severely damage any and every plant that they touch. It is therefore extremely important to take extra care when using and applying this type of herbicide. Be sure to never spray during windy conditions, never walk over areas that may have been sprayed previously, cover plants that are near the target weed and handle chemicals and knapsacks sprayers with care.