Springbok

Springbok® is a residual herbicide that can be used on all varieties of winter oilseed rape for the control of a range of broad‑leaved and grass weeds.

Springbok

Springbok® is a residual herbicide that can be used on all varieties of winter oilseed rape for the control of a range of broad‑leaved and grass weeds.

Benefits

  • Removes weed competition early, helping the crop get off to the best start
  • Provides long-lasting and reliable control of key broad-leaved weeds
  • Provides a great start to black-grass management, reducing the pressure on fops and dims
  • Provides reliability in dry conditions due to multiple points of uptake by the weed
Product Overview
Label

Springbok Label

Safety data sheet

Springbok MSDS

BASF Compatibility List

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Product Details

Active ingredient(s)200 g/l dimethenamid-P and 200 g/l metazachlor
FormulationEmulsifiable concentrate (EC)
Pack size10 litres in outers of two
CropsWinter oilseed rape
EAMU crops referenced on-label; as for winter oilseed rape except as detailedOutdoor cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli/calabrese and Brussels sprouts (up to 7 days post-transplanting); outdoor kale, collard, Chinese leaf cabbage, oriental cabbages, tat soi, pak choi and choi sum (up to and including 10 days after transplanting or before 8 true leaves for drilled crops); outdoor kohlrabi (before 9 true leaves unfolded)
Weed spectrumChickweed, cleavers, cranesbills, forget-me-not, mayweed (scented), pansy, poppy, shepherd’s purse and speedwell (common field) (for full list of weeds and levels of control see label)
Maximum individual dose2.5 litres per hectare
Maximum total dose2.5 litres per hectare
Latest time of applicationBefore 7th true leaf stage (GS 17)
Water volume200-300 litres per hectare
Aquatic buffer zone5 metres
Other specific restrictionsApplications shall be limited to a total dose of not more than 1.0 kg metazachlor per hectare in a three-year period on the same field.
Active ingredient(s)200 g/l dimethenamid-P and 200 g/l metazachlor
FormulationEmulsifiable concentrate (EC)
Pack size10 litres in outers of two
CropsWinter oilseed rape
EAMU crops referenced on-label; as for winter oilseed rape except as detailedOutdoor cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli/calabrese and Brussels sprouts (up to 7 days post-transplanting); outdoor kale, collard, Chinese leaf cabbage, oriental cabbages, tat soi, pak choi and choi sum (up to and including 10 days after transplanting or before 8 true leaves for drilled crops); outdoor kohlrabi (before 9 true leaves unfolded)
Weed spectrumChickweed, cleavers, cranesbills, forget-me-not, mayweed (scented), pansy, poppy, shepherd’s purse and speedwell (common field) (for full list of weeds and levels of control see label)
Maximum individual dose2.5 litres per hectare
Maximum total dose2.5 litres per hectare
Latest time of applicationBefore 7th true leaf stage (GS 17)
Water volume200-300 litres per hectare
Aquatic buffer zone5 metres
Other specific restrictionsApplications shall be limited to a total dose of not more than 1.0 kg metazachlor per hectare in a three-year period on the same field.

Why Springbok?

Water Stewardship

Why Springbok®?

Springbok® is a residual herbicide containing dimethenamid-p and metazachlor that offers a unique weed range and consistent control in oilseed rape.

Springbok® works particularly well in dry conditions, which can be useful for general weed control in early sown crops. The product is taken up via cotyledons and roots and takes maximum effect before, or shortly after weed emergence. Optimum results are obtained from applications made to fine, firm and moist seedbeds.

Springbok® is highly effective for general weed control in oilseed rape and particularly for the control of crane’s-bill and shepherd’s purse, which can be competitive early on. The superior soil absorption of Springbok® means that the active ingredients remain present and active for longer.

Three ways Springbok® helps your OSR to get off to the best start:

More reliable control

Dimethenamid-P is taken up by both the roots and young shoots of the weed, whilst metazachlor is taken up by the roots. Dimethenamid-P is not so reliant on ‘chasing’ the roots down through the soil but waits for the shoots to reach it. Hence, Springbok® is less affected by drier conditions, a common occurrence in early autumn.

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