Enforcer

Post-emergent herbicide for broad-leaved weeds in managed amenity turf

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Enforcer is a selective post-emergence herbicide with foliar and some root activity against a range of common broad-leaved weeds such as White Clover, Creeping Buttercup, Daisy, Dandelion, Deadnettle, Speedwell, Self Heal and Yarrow.

  • Potent combination of 4 active ingredients
  • Ideal for all sports surfaces and lawns
  • Various application methods including knapsack

  • Formulation type Liquid (SL)

  • Technology Selective herbicide

  • Pack Size 5 litre

  • MAPP number 17274

  • Contains 70g/L 2,4-D, 20g/L dicamba, 70g/L MCPA & 42g/L mecoprop-p

Maximum individual dose7.5 L/ha
Water volume1000 L/ha
Maximum no of treatments1 per year
Maximum total dose7.5 L/haa

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Shake well before use
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Enforcer can be applied by tractor-mounted boom sprayer or by knapsack sprayer
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The activity of Enforcer is promoted by climatic conditions which favour photosynthesis such as warm temperatures and sunny conditions
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Avoid treatment during dry periods and when rain is expected within 24 hours after the treatment.
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Do not spray grass suffering drought or during freezing conditions
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May take up to 3 weeks before weed destruction is seen. Do not re-apply if weed destruction is not seen directly after treatment
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For best results, apply the product at least 5 days after the last mowing and wait 7 days after application before mowing again
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Do not use on new grass for 6 months after establishment
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When renovating treated areas an interval of 6-8 weeks should elapse before re-seeding.

Resources

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Common Turf Weeds Guide

Article

Selfheal identification and control

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Yellow suckling clover identification and control

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