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ANTHEM® SHEEP HI MIN

680 g/litre 2,4-D as the ethylhexyl ester in the form of an emulisifiable concentrate 950 g/litre canola oil and emulsifiers.720 g/litre 2,4-D as the diethanolamine and dimethylamine salts in the form of a soluble concentrate.A broadleaf herbicide for control of most species of thistles, buttercup and many common pasture weeds in pasture and non-crop situations.

Properties

Physical Form
Liquid

Product families

Applications

Agriculture & Feed — Animal Health & Nutrition
  • Ruminants

Product Families

Animal Feed & Nutrition — Health & Well-Being
  • Other Health & Well-Being Products

Other characteristics

Brand
ANTHEM
Drift

The addition of a suitable drift control agent such as Kiwi Cover ™ is recommended to reduce spray drift onto non-target species.

Mixing

Mix the required quantity in the spray tank partly filled with water, and maintain agitation through filling and spraying.

Markets
Agriculture & Feed
Rainfall

Do not spray if rain is expected within 3 hours of spraying.

Spillage

Exclude non-essential people from the area. Wear protective clothing and prevent material from entering waterways. Absorb spill with inert material such as soil, sand, etc, and place in a waste container. Wash area with water, and absorb with further inert material. Dispose of safely to a suitable landfill.

Precaution

APPROVED HANDLER: This product must be under the control of an approved handler during use. STORAGE: Keep out of reach of children. Store in the original, tightly closed container, in a cool, well ventilated and secure area away from feed or foodstuffs. Storage of certain quantities of this product trigger specific storage requirements (Refer to Safety Note). When stored appropriately this product should show no significant degradation for two years from the date of manufacture. Contact your supplier for further information about the use of product that is older than this. PERSONAL PROTECTION: Avoid contact with eyes and skin. Avoid inhalation of vapor or spray mist. When mixing or applying, wear overalls, boots, gloves and eye protection. Clean protective clothing daily after work. Do not eat, drink or smoke while using. Remove protective clothing and wash hands and face thoroughly before meals and after work. USE: Apply with well maintained and calibrated spray equipment. DISPOSAL: Dispose of this product only by using in accordance with this label, or at a suitable landfill. Do not burn. Triple rinse container and add rinsate to the spray tank. Dispose of container to a suitable landfill or agricultural recycling scheme. Do not burn. Do not use container for any other purpose. ENVIRONMENTAL: Use this product carefully. Do not contaminate aquatic environments with product, spray drift or empty container. Spray drift or equipment contamination may cause serious damage to desirable plants and susceptible crops such as vegetables, flowers, fruit trees, ornamental shrubs, grapes and tomatoes. Do not use the same equipment to apply other chemicals to susceptible crops unless decontaminated completely. Do not allow spray drift outside the target area to occur. Application to drains and ditches must only be made when these waterways are dry and at least one month is allowed to elapse before the channels are used for carrying water. Check your regional council rules for specific requirements.

Technology
Animal Feed & Nutrition
Compatibility

Synergy 2,4-D Ester 680 is compatible with most commonly used herbicides

Packaging Type
Cans
Application Methods

Boom Spraying: Use 100 - 200 liters of water per hectare. Use 200 - 500 liters of water per hectare for hard to kill weeds. Knapsack Spraying: For annual weeds use 50ml per 15 liters of water. For perennial weeds use 90ml per 15 liters of water. Spot Spraying: Use 500ml per 100 liters of water and ensure a thorough coverage of the plant. Aerial Spraying: Use 30 - 60 liters of water per hectare on pasture.

Technical data

Directions For Use

5 rows
CharacteristicValueUnit
Alligator weed, allseed, Apple of Peru, Australian flax, bachelors button, Bathurst bur, beggars ticks, bitter cress, black nightshade, buttercups, Californian poppy, Canadian fleabane, Cape tulip, castor oil plant, charlock, chicory, clovers, cornbind, cudweed, doves foot, fathen, field cress, groundsel, hawkbit, hawksbeard, hemp nettle, horehound, marsh cress, Mexican devil, mintweed, monkey musk, mouse-ear chickweed, oxtongue, penny cress, piripiri, poroporo, red dead-nettle, selfheal, shepherds purse, tansy, teasel, thistles (sow, Scotch, star, welted), twin cress, vetch, wart cress, white mustard, wild carrot, wild mustard, wild parsnip, wild radish, wineberry1.5 - 3.0 litersUse the lower rate for seedlings and the higher rate for plants past this growth stage. Buttercups and thistles may be better controlled using MCPA 750 or MCPA/MCPB.
Seedlings only: Cape weed, cut-leaved geranium, daisies, docks, fumitory, inkweed, lupin, Onehunga weed, spurrey, storksbill, tutu, vipers bugloss1.5 - 3.0 litersThese weeds will only be controlled in the seedling stage of growth. Plants should be actively growing and free from stress
Annual buttercups, bur meddick, catsear, cresses, dandelion, hedge mustard, hemlock, redroot and Scotch thistle0.75 – 1.5 litersUse the low rate on seedlings only.
Burdock, Californian thistle, creeping mallow, fennel, fireweed, foxglove, hoary cress, nettles, wild portulaca and willow weed2.0 – 3.0 litersSpray when plants are young and actively growing. The addition of a surfactant is required when spraying foxglove.
Field bindweed, greater bindweed and Californian thistle2.0 - 3.0 litersSpray when plants are young and actively growing. Repeat applications are needed for control.

Directions For Use

7 rows
CharacteristicValueUnit
Nodding thistle1.5 litersFor small rosette with a root crown less than 2 cm in diameter.
—2.0 litersRosette with a root crown of 2 – 4 cm in diameter. Plants with a root crown greater than 4 cm are not well controlled.
Parsley dropwort1.5 – 2.0 litersSpray when plants are actively growing.
Variegated thistle1.5 litersSeedlings only.
—2.0 litersRosettes less than 15 cm in diameter
Winged thistle1.5 litersSeedlings only.
—2.0 litersRosette prior to flower stalk emergence.

Directions For Use

6 rows
CharacteristicValueUnitMethod
Australian sedge, rushes (without pith)Aerial and Boom22 liters plus 11 liters Paraquat 200 in 500 liters waterUse a surfactant. Oversow treated area. Apply between November and April.
—Spot spraying530ml plus 125ml Paraquat 200 in 100 liters water.Use a surfactant. Apply between November and April.
Cape tulip, goats rue seedlingsBoom3.0 – 6.0 liters per hectare in 300 - 500 liters water—
RagwortBoom1.5 - 3.0 liters per hectare in 200 - 300 liters waterSynergy 2,4-D Ester 680 will control seedlings and many plants up to the rosette stage. Regrowth will not be controlled even with repeat applications.
Rushes (containing pith)Boom6.0 liters per hectare in 200 liters waterMow rushes and spray when regrowth is 30 - 40cm in height.
—Spot spraying500ml per 100 liters wateUse a surfactant. Best results when spraying in Spring.

Directions For Use

5 rows
CharacteristicValueUnitMethod
Spanish HeathBoom1.5 liters per hectare in 200 liters waterSpray during active Spring growth
—Spot Spraying500ml in 100 liters waterEnsure spray gives thorough coverage
Willows, poplarsAerial6.0 liters per hectare in 200 - 400 liters waterSpray in late Spring to fully leaved trees. Two applications 12 months apart may be necessary.
—Hand Gun350ml per 100 liters water—
—Stump swabbing, Frilling250ml per 10 liters diesel or waste oiApply to freshly cut surface or frill immediately with a paint brush or knapsack sprayer.

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