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By Carol Dutton in Industry on 9th Apr 2011 10:00
Re-seeding and effective weed control can be safely combined this spring as Headland's selective herbicide Cabadex is safe to use on young turf and allows re-seeding just four weeks after application.
Effective on a large variety of stubborn species - Yarrow, Daisy, White Clover and Slender Speedwell, (which was given label approval last year) Cabadex with a combined leaf and root uptake of the active ingredients Florasulam and Fluroxypyr, can be safely applied to young turf at, or after the second leaf stage.
In addition, Cabadex offers low application rates - two litres per hectare which, according to Headland's Sales and Marketing Director, Andy Russell means that the herbicide inputs some of the lowest levels of active ingredients in the market. "The result," he says "Is a cost effective, environmentally sensitive option that can be used in a wide variety of turf situations including application on immature turf areas."
For further information contact Headland Amenity at www.headlandamenity.com or Tel: 01223 597834
Cabadex is available in the Pitchcare Shop
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