Triumph™ Brushkiller
- Chemical Family
- Pyridine Carboxylic Acids
100 g/litre picloram as the amine salt and 300 g/litre triclopyr as the Triclopyr 600 g/litre as the butoxy ethyl ester Metsulfuron 600 g/kg organosilicone penetrant / surfactant For the control of a range of brush weeds.
Product families
- Herbicides
Other characteristics
- Brand
- Triumph
- Functions
- Herbicide
- HRAC/WSSA Group
- 4
- Formulation Type
- Emulsifiable Concentrates
- Application Technique
- Aerial Application, Other Application Techniques
- Herbicide Target Species
- Broadleafs
- 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
- Spillage
Extinguish any ignition sources. 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 detergent, 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. Do not store near heat, flame or other source of ignition. Store in the original, tightly closed container, in a cool, well ventilated and secure area away from food, feed, seed, fertilizers, and other crop protection products. 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: Avoid handling, mixing or use of the undiluted product or container near heat, flame or other source of ignition. 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. Do not allow spray drift outside the target area to occur.
- Technology
- Agrochemicals
- Compatibility
Triumph Brushkiller is compatible with most commonly used herbicides.
- Packaging Type
- Cans
- Applicable Crop
- Lupin
- Other Crops & Plants
- Use Direction
For Forestry Radiata pine aerial release spraying:
Technical data
Directions For Use
10 rows| Characteristic | Value | Unit | Method |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blackberry | 500 - 650 | 10 | Spray in summer to early autumn when actively growing. Use higher rates for low growing and hard grazed plants in Northland and NI East Coast. Some types may be difficult to kill. |
| Broom | 250 | 10 | Spray in spring to early summer when leaves are present. Control is best on smaller bushes less than 3 m high, with stems less than 3 cm diameter. Hard grazed or scattered bush should be ground sprayed. |
| Gorse | 250 | 10 | Ground: During periods when plants are dormant, or growth is slow, eg, under hot, dry, cold or dusty conditions, or when plants have been grazed or slashed, apply with Silmaxx™ at 100mL per 100 liters of spray mix. Follow up treatment may be necessary for complete control. Aerial: Apply with Silmaxx at 2 liters per hectare during active growth. Control is best on smaller bushes less than 3 m high, with stems less than 3 cm diameter. Hard grazed or scattered bush should be ground sprayed. |
| Gorse North Canterbury | 300 | 10 | Ground: Apply with Silmaxx at 100mL per 100 liters of spray mix. Follow up treatment may be necessary for complete control. Aerial: As above. |
| Lupin | 100 | 2 | — |
| Matagouri | 500 | 12 | Best results are achieved in November / December under moist growing conditions and when in full flower. Control may be reduced in dry conditions or where lichen is present on bark. |
| Sweet Brier | 300 - 500 | 12 | Best results are achieved in November to early January during leaf emergence to green hip stage. Ground: Thoroughly wet the crown. Aerial: Best results are achieved on bushes less than 2 m high. |
| Tutu | 300 | 10 | Apply to fresh regrowth when fronds have expanded. |
| Wooly Nightshade | 250 | 10 | Apply during active growth. Best results are achieved by adding Silmaxx at 100 mL per 100 liters of spray mix |
| Other Weeds | 250 | — | Eg, Fennel, Inkweed, Nettle, Ragwort, Thistles, etc |
Directions For Use
1 row| Characteristic | Value | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Broom, Buddleja, Gorse, Himalayan Honeysuckle | 1 - 2 | Only use the high rate on dormant trees, and within one year of planting. Brushweeds will only be suppressed, and follow up treatment may be necessary. Some minor twisting of the pines may occur |
