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By Kevin Whitby in General News on 26th Apr 2005 14:00
Sherriff Amenity Launch New Herbicide
By Kevin Whitby
Sherriff Amenity have launched Astalavista, a brand new selective herbicide. Astalavista can be used for the control of a wide range of broad-leaved weeds in established amenity turf such as golf courses, playing fields, roadside verges, parkland and lawns.
With it's unique formulation of ioxynil, bromoxynil and mecoprop-P, Astalavista has excellent activity on annual broad-leaved weeds from seedling to flower buds visible stage and can be used throughout the growing season. It gives a high level of control on problem weeds such a Speedwell, Clover, Yarrow as well as many others.
Mike Williamson, Sherriff Amenity's product development manager said "This product further develops our selective weed killer portfolio, allowing us to bring new actives to the amenity marketplace, Astalavista helps us to eradicate some of the weeds that are particularly problematical in turf situations".
For further information on Astalavista or any other of the Sherriff Amenity product range visit www.sherriff-amenity.com or call 01638 721888.
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