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Clopyralid 300 Herbicide 5L – 300g/L Selective Broadleaf

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FARM CHEMICALS · SKU: 038-086A

Clopyralid 300 Herbicide 5L – 300g/L Selective Broadleaf

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CLOPYRALID 300 (Apparent Clopyralid 300 Herbicide) contains 300 g/L clopyralid, a selective broadleaf herbicide. The label lists wheat, barley, oats, triticale, pastures, canola, fallow land, forests and industrial situations. Lawns and home gardens are not mentioned. It can damage susceptible crops and plants, including through treated hay, straw, compost or mulch.

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Active Ingredient300 g/L Clopyralid
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Product Description

CLOPYRALID 300 (Apparent Clopyralid 300 Herbicide) contains 300 g/L clopyralid (as the triisopropanolamine salt), sold in 5L and 20L packs. The label lists broadleaf weeds in wheat, barley, triticale, oats, pastures, canola, fallow land, forests (including Pinus radiata plantations) and industrial situations. Lawns, turf and home gardens are not mentioned. Weeds named include capeweed, prickly lettuce, skeleton weed, Californian thistle, saffron, Scotch, spear, variegated and slender thistles, groundsel bush, and volunteer clovers, medics, vetch, peas, beans and lupins. Signal word: CAUTION.

It can damage plants you want to keep. The label says not to apply under conditions, or from equipment, that may cause spray drift onto nearby susceptible plants, crops, cropping lands or pastures. It says not to sow susceptible crops for nine months after any application up to 300 mL/ha, or twelve months after an application above 300 mL/ha and up to 500 mL/ha. Do not apply it to crops or pastures that will be used to make compost or mulch for susceptible crops or plants: straw, hay or other plant material treated with clopyralid may damage them.

How to use it. See the Application Rates tab and our mixing rates guide. Do not apply to weeds that are stressed. Do not graze or cut pastures and fallow land for stock food for 7 days after application. Harvest withholding periods are 10 weeks for cereals and 12 weeks for canola.

Before you buy. When preparing the spray, wear elbow-length PVC gloves and a face shield. Do not contaminate streams, rivers or waterways with the chemical or used containers. Poisons Information Centre: 13 11 26.

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Additional information

Weight6 kg
Dimensions44 × 31 × 16 cm
Size

5L

Safety Data Sheets (SDS)

Application Rates

Hand Gun (General Use): Mix 250mL to 3.3L of product per 100L of water.
Boom Spray (General Use): Apply 50mL to 7L of product per hectare.

 

Boom Spraying for Crops and Pastures:

Use enough water to ensure good coverage.
For ground rigs or aircraft, use 200-300 micron droplets with a minimum of:
50L/ha water for boom spraying.
20L/ha water for aerial spraying.

 

Specific Applications:

Hardhead Thistle: Use 200-250L/ha of water.
Silver Wattle:
Ground Boom Spray: Use 150-200L/ha of water.
Aerial Spray: Use a minimum of 50L/ha of water.

 

High-Volume Hand Gun:

Fully cover leaves and stems using a No. 6-8 tip at 700-1500 kPa.
For dense areas (e.g., 2m-high silver wattle):
Use 30-40L of spray per 100m² of infestation.
For larger areas, apply 3000-4000L per hectare.

 

Important:
These rates are a general guide. Always read the full Directions for Use and Safety Instructions on the product label before use.

Tips for use

Using the Product:

Choose the right application rate based on weed size.
For best results, apply when weeds are actively growing.

 

Mixing Instructions:

Half-fill your spray tank with water.
Add the required amount of Clopyralid and fill the tank completely.
Stir continuously before and during use.
Mix only what you need for the day.
If mixing with other products, add powders or granules first, then liquids like Haloxyfop or MCPA LVE.

 

Restrictions:

Avoid spraying weeds under stress from extreme weather, drought, or prior herbicide use, as this reduces effectiveness.

 

After applying:
Do not plant sensitive crops for 9 months if using up to 300 ml/ha.
Do not plant for 12 months if using 300–500 ml/ha.
Field peas should not be planted for 2 years if over 500 ml/ha is used.
Do not spray if rain is expected within 3 hours.

 

Storage:

Keep in the original container, stored in a cool, ventilated space away from sunlight, feed, fertilisers, or seeds.

 

Safety Tips:

Avoid contact with skin or eyes and do not inhale spray.
Wear PVC gloves and a face shield when mixing.
Wash hands, arms, and face thoroughly after use.
Clean gloves, face shields, and clothing daily.

 

First Aid:

If exposed, contact a doctor or Poisons Information Centre immediately.
For more details, refer to the Safety Data Sheet (SDS).

Active Ingredients

300g/L CLOPYRALID present as the triisopropanolamine salt

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Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a selective and a non-selective herbicide?

A selective herbicide kills target weeds while leaving desirable plants unharmed - for example, a lawn-safe product that removes bindii and clover from buffalo or couch without damaging the turf. A non-selective herbicide such as glyphosate kills almost any green plant it contacts, so it is used for driveways, fence lines, garden-bed prep and total vegetation control, never on lawns.

What is a pre-emergent herbicide and when do I apply it?

A pre-emergent creates a barrier in the top layer of soil that stops weed seeds from establishing as they germinate. It does not control weeds that are already growing. Apply it before the target weed germinates - late summer to early autumn for winter grass, and early spring for summer grasses like crabgrass and crowsfoot - then water it in.

Will herbicide damage my lawn?

Only if you use the wrong type. Non-selective herbicides (glyphosate) will kill or badly damage turf. Selective lawn herbicides are formulated to be safe on common Australian turf at label rates, but tolerance varies by grass - buffalo is the most sensitive - so always check the label lists your turf type before spraying.

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