Description
Hatchet Herbicide (Triclopyr & Picloram)
Active Ingredients: Triclopyr @ 300g/L & Picloram @ 100g/L
Similar Or Equivalent To Grazon DS (Dow), Raizon (PCT) Conqueror (Nufarm), Fightback (ADAMA), Picker (Imtrade), Scrubba (Axichem) & Woody (Apparent)
Hatchet Herbicide is registered for control of a range of environmental and noxious woody and herbaceous weeds as specified. Once applied, Hatchet moves quickly to the tips of growing shoots and roots where the active ingredient disrupts plant growth.
The active ingredients Triclopyr & Picloram have activity on a range of broadleaf weeds. Hatchet Herbicide is classified as a group I Herbicide. Once applied the weed cannot continue to grow due to the disruption of cell growth of the plant.
Hatchet Herbicide is registered for the control of a range of environmental, noxious and herbaceous weeds as specified in the Directions Of Use (supplied with the product). Once applied, Hatchet Herbicide moves to the tips of growing shoots and roots, where the Triclopyr and Picloram affect the plant’s growth.
What are target weeds controlled by Hatchet Herbicide:
| African Boxthorn | Chilean Cestrum | Eucalyptus | Lion Tail | Siam Weed |
| Angophora | Chinee Apple | Flax Leaf Broom | Lucerne | Sickle Pod |
| Australian Or Native Blackthorn | Chinese Scrub | Furze Or Gorse | Manuka | Smooth Tree Or Drooping Prickly Pear |
| Banksia | Cockspur Thorn | Galenia | Mesquite | Sow Or Milk Thistle |
| Bitter Bark Or Quinine Tree | Common Prickly Pear | Giant Bramble | Mesquite – Prosopis Velutina | St John’s Wort |
| Blackberry | Common Sensitive Plant | Groundsel Bush | Mistflower Or Creeping Crofton Weed | Sweet Briar Or Wild Rose |
| Blackberry Nightshade | Common Sida | Hawthorn | Mother-of-millions | Tobacco Weed |
| Blue Heliotrope Or Blue Top | Cowvine | Horehound | Paddy Melon | Wattle – Except Corkwood Wattle |
| Camel Or Afghan Melon | Crofton Weed | Japanese Sunflower | Parkinsonia | Wild Rosemary |
| Camphor Laurel | Cucumber Melon | Lantana – Lantana Camara | Parkinsonia | Wild Tobacco Tree |
| Cape Or Montpellier Broom | Eastern Cotton Bush | Lantana – Lantana Montevidensis | Polymeria | |
| Casuarina Or Sheoak | English Broom | Limebush | Rubber Vine |
What are the situations Hatchet Herbicide can be used in;
- Agricultural Non-crop Areas
- Commercial Area (Outdoors)
- Forest Weed Control
- Industrial Land/Areas
- Pastures
- Rights Of Way
- Fallow Land
- Non-crop Areas On Flood Plains
For woody weed control, Hatchet Herbicide is recommended to be applied via foliar spray. With foliar spraying, the herbicide is diluted with water at a specific rate and sprayed over the foliage to point of run-off (until every leaf is wetted, but not dripping). This method is most suited to shrubs and dense vines less than 6m tall. Advantages include quickness and economy. Disadvantages include the potential for spray drift and off-target damage.
Foliar spraying can be done in a number of ways, including:
- Blanket spraying using a boom spray from a tractor.
- A hose and handgun spraying solution from a herbicide tank.
- A backpack spray unit.
- With splatter guns (larger droplets at higher concentrations) for regrowth.
Hatchet Herbicide Pack Sizes: 5L & 20L
Registrant: Conquest Crop Protection Pty Ltd (APVMA #: 61863)
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