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PRODUCT INFORMATION
Nufarm Image is a selective herbicide for broad-spectrum broadleaf weed control in cerials, ryegrass seedcrops and turf grasses.
Active Ingredients:
120g/l Bromoxynil and 120g/l Ioxynil as the octanoate esters and 360g/l Mecoprop-P as the ethylhexyl ester in the form of an emulsifiable concentrate.
Mode of Action:
Ioxynil and bromoxynil primarily act as contact herbicides, blocking photosynthesis, while mecoprop-P is absorbed through foliage and acts systemically to disrupt cell division and growth. It is a combination of Group 6 + Group 4 herbicides.
Weeds Controlled:
Good control at appropriate growth stages includes:
- Black Nightshade.
- Catchfly.
- Chamomiles.
- Charlock.
- Chickweed.
- Cornbind.
- Corn Gromwell.
- Fathen.
- Field Buttercup.
- Field Forget-Me-Not.
- Field Poppy.
- Fumitory.
- Geraniums.
- Groundsel.
- Hedge Mustard.
- Mayweeds.
- Mouse-Ear Chickweed.
- Oilseed Rape Regrowth.
- Pennycress.
- Redroot.
- Scarlet Pimpernel.
- Shepherd's Purse.
- Sow Thistle.
- Spurrey.
- Vetch.
- Wild Radish.
- Wild Turnip.
- Willow Weed.
- Winter Cress.
- Wireweed.
Other Weeds listed include.
- Calandrinia.
- Catsear.
- Cleavers.
- Daisy.
- Field Madder.
- Field Pansy.
- Hemp Nettle.
- Henbit.
- Nettle.
- Onehunga Weed.
- Plantains.
- Red Dead-nettle.
- Speedwells.
- Stagger Weed.
- Trefoil.
- Twin Cress.
Suppression only at 1.75 L/ha: - Bladder Campion.
- Californian Thistle.
- Cape Daisy.
- Clovers.
- Dandelions.
- Established Docks.
- Hydrocotyle.
- Storksbill.
- Yellow Gromwell.
Cereals: (Rates & Timing)
Crop: Autumn/winter Cereals — Wheat, Barley, Oats, Triticale, Ryecorn.
- Growth Stage: 2–3 leaves to beginning of tillering.
- Rate: 1.3 L/ha.
- Growth Stage: Beginning to full tillering.
- Rate: 1.5–1.75 L/ha.
- Growth Stage: End of tillering to 2nd node.
- Rate: 1.75 L/ha.
Crop: Spring Cereals — Wheat, Barley, Oats.
- Growth Stage: 2–3 leaves to beginning of tillering.
- Rate: 0.8–1.3 L/ha.
- Growth Stage: Beginning to full tillering.
- Rate: 1.5–1.75 L/ha.
- Growth Stage: End of tillering to 2nd node.
- Rate: 1.5–1.75 L/ha.
Maximum one application per year in Cereals, with a maximum single rate of 1.75 L/ha.
Ryegrass Seed Crops:
Rate: 1.0–1.75 L/ha.
Apply when weeds are small and actively growing, after ryegrass has 3 leaves but before jointing.
Nufarm Image is selective to most ryegrass cultivars; test a small area first if cultivar tolerance is uncertain.
Turf:
Rate: 1.5 L/ha (15 mL/100 m²).
- Apply when weeds are small and actively growing.
- Newly sown turf must have at least 3 leaves.
- Established turf may require a repeat application 6 weeks later for newly emerged weeds.
- Maximum 4 applications/year, with at least 35 days between applications.
Water Rates:
Ground: 200–400 L water/ha, minimum 200 kPa, medium droplets.
- Use higher water volumes where weeds are dense or the crop is beyond mid-tillering.
Aerial: minimum 150 L water/ha.
- Good, even coverage of weed foliage is important because the product works primarily through contact action.
Weather & Application Conditions:
- Best results when weeds are small and actively growing.
- Best application temperature is above 5°C.
- Do not treat in drought conditions or when temperatures exceed 25°C.
- Avoid application when large temperature variations are expected within 3 days.
- Best effectiveness when humidity is above 70% and light intensity is low.
- Light rain after foliage has dried should not adversely affect results. Important crop restrictions.
- Do not use on cereals undersown with lucerne or clover.
- Cereals undersown with grasses can be treated once the grasses have reached the 2–3 leaf stage and are growing vigorously.
- Hot, dry conditions, particularly in rapidly growing spring-sown crops, can cause temporary crop scorch.
- Nufarm Image is not recommended for cereals adjacent to susceptible crops or home gardens because mecoprop-P vapour drift can occur.
Safety & Environmental: (Hazards include)
- Harmful if swallowed or inhaled.
- Skin and serious eye irritation.
- May cause allergic skin reaction.
- Significant spray-drift hazard to desirable plants.
Personal Protection:
- Wear Eye Protection.
- Waterproof Gloves.
- Boots and Overalls.
The Mixer/Applicator must be a Qualified Contractor or Qualified Person; the spray mixture may also be prepared by a Qualified Loader.
Caution:
Must be used strictly according to label directions.
Available in 5L, 20L.
Registered under the ACVM Act: A000348
Active Ingredients:
120g/l Bromoxynil and 120g/l Ioxynil as the octanoate esters and 360g/l Mecoprop-P as the ethylhexyl ester in the form of an emulsifiable concentrate.
Mode of Action:
Ioxynil and bromoxynil primarily act as contact herbicides, blocking photosynthesis, while mecoprop-P is absorbed through foliage and acts systemically to disrupt cell division and growth. It is a combination of Group 6 + Group 4 herbicides.
Weeds Controlled:
Good control at appropriate growth stages includes:
- Black Nightshade.
- Catchfly.
- Chamomiles.
- Charlock.
- Chickweed.
- Cornbind.
- Corn Gromwell.
- Fathen.
- Field Buttercup.
- Field Forget-Me-Not.
- Field Poppy.
- Fumitory.
- Geraniums.
- Groundsel.
- Hedge Mustard.
- Mayweeds.
- Mouse-Ear Chickweed.
- Oilseed Rape Regrowth.
- Pennycress.
- Redroot.
- Scarlet Pimpernel.
- Shepherd's Purse.
- Sow Thistle.
- Spurrey.
- Vetch.
- Wild Radish.
- Wild Turnip.
- Willow Weed.
- Winter Cress.
- Wireweed.
Other Weeds listed include.
- Calandrinia.
- Catsear.
- Cleavers.
- Daisy.
- Field Madder.
- Field Pansy.
- Hemp Nettle.
- Henbit.
- Nettle.
- Onehunga Weed.
- Plantains.
- Red Dead-nettle.
- Speedwells.
- Stagger Weed.
- Trefoil.
- Twin Cress.
Suppression only at 1.75 L/ha: - Bladder Campion.
- Californian Thistle.
- Cape Daisy.
- Clovers.
- Dandelions.
- Established Docks.
- Hydrocotyle.
- Storksbill.
- Yellow Gromwell.
Cereals: (Rates & Timing)
Crop: Autumn/winter Cereals — Wheat, Barley, Oats, Triticale, Ryecorn.
- Growth Stage: 2–3 leaves to beginning of tillering.
- Rate: 1.3 L/ha.
- Growth Stage: Beginning to full tillering.
- Rate: 1.5–1.75 L/ha.
- Growth Stage: End of tillering to 2nd node.
- Rate: 1.75 L/ha.
Crop: Spring Cereals — Wheat, Barley, Oats.
- Growth Stage: 2–3 leaves to beginning of tillering.
- Rate: 0.8–1.3 L/ha.
- Growth Stage: Beginning to full tillering.
- Rate: 1.5–1.75 L/ha.
- Growth Stage: End of tillering to 2nd node.
- Rate: 1.5–1.75 L/ha.
Maximum one application per year in Cereals, with a maximum single rate of 1.75 L/ha.
Ryegrass Seed Crops:
Rate: 1.0–1.75 L/ha.
Apply when weeds are small and actively growing, after ryegrass has 3 leaves but before jointing.
Nufarm Image is selective to most ryegrass cultivars; test a small area first if cultivar tolerance is uncertain.
Turf:
Rate: 1.5 L/ha (15 mL/100 m²).
- Apply when weeds are small and actively growing.
- Newly sown turf must have at least 3 leaves.
- Established turf may require a repeat application 6 weeks later for newly emerged weeds.
- Maximum 4 applications/year, with at least 35 days between applications.
Water Rates:
Ground: 200–400 L water/ha, minimum 200 kPa, medium droplets.
- Use higher water volumes where weeds are dense or the crop is beyond mid-tillering.
Aerial: minimum 150 L water/ha.
- Good, even coverage of weed foliage is important because the product works primarily through contact action.
Weather & Application Conditions:
- Best results when weeds are small and actively growing.
- Best application temperature is above 5°C.
- Do not treat in drought conditions or when temperatures exceed 25°C.
- Avoid application when large temperature variations are expected within 3 days.
- Best effectiveness when humidity is above 70% and light intensity is low.
- Light rain after foliage has dried should not adversely affect results. Important crop restrictions.
- Do not use on cereals undersown with lucerne or clover.
- Cereals undersown with grasses can be treated once the grasses have reached the 2–3 leaf stage and are growing vigorously.
- Hot, dry conditions, particularly in rapidly growing spring-sown crops, can cause temporary crop scorch.
- Nufarm Image is not recommended for cereals adjacent to susceptible crops or home gardens because mecoprop-P vapour drift can occur.
Safety & Environmental: (Hazards include)
- Harmful if swallowed or inhaled.
- Skin and serious eye irritation.
- May cause allergic skin reaction.
- Significant spray-drift hazard to desirable plants.
Personal Protection:
- Wear Eye Protection.
- Waterproof Gloves.
- Boots and Overalls.
The Mixer/Applicator must be a Qualified Contractor or Qualified Person; the spray mixture may also be prepared by a Qualified Loader.
Caution:
Must be used strictly according to label directions.
Available in 5L, 20L.
Registered under the ACVM Act: A000348
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