| 1 Which weeds does Jaguar control? |
Jaguar effectively controls and suppresses a total of 57 weeds. These are: Amsinckia, ball mustard, canola, capeweed, chamomile, charlock, chickweed, cleavers, climbing buckwheat, common cotula, common sowthistle, corn gromwell, common peppercress, crassula, deadnettle, dense-flower fumitory, dock, long storksbill, lesser swinecress, marshmallow, Mexican poppy, mintweed, doublegee, fat hen, field madder, fireweed, fumitory, hexham scent, horehound, mouse-eared chickweed, New Zealand spinach, ox-tongue, Paterson's curse, pheasants eye, prickly lettuce, purple calandrinia, rough poppy, saffron thistle, scarlet pimpernel, Shepherd's purse, skeleton weed, sorrel, speedwell, spoon cudweed, three-horned bedstraw, toad rush, tree hogweed, turnip weed, variegated thistle, vetch, volunteer field peas, volunteer lupins, Ward's weed, wild mustard, wild radish, wireweed, wild turnip. |
| 2 How should I apply Jaguar? |
Jaguar does not require the use of adjuvants when sprayed on the field. Do not use crop oils with Jaguar or Jaguar tank mixtures in cereals. For optimum results, Jaguar is best applied using a medium spray quality in 70-100 L/ha of water. For more information, please refer to the product manual. |
| 3 At what growth stage of the weeds is the use of Jaguar recommended? |
Jaguar works best when applied to young, actively growing weeds at the cotyledon to 5 leaf stage or 60-120 mm in diameter. |
| 4 Which other herbicides can I tankmix with Jaguar? |
Jaguar can be applied in tank mixes with some grass herbicides used in cereals, as well as a range of other broadleaf and knockdown herbicides such as Ally®, Cadence®, Fusilade®, Glean®, Broadstrike®, 2,4-D Amine, 2,4-DB Amine, Eclipse®, MCPA LVE, Lontrel®, paraquat, simazine, Targa® and Topik®. For more information on mix rates, please refer to the product label. |
| 5 Which insecticides can I tankmix with Jaguar? |
Jaguar can be applied in tank mixes with chlorpyrifos, Decis Options®, dimethoate, Dominex® 100EC, Fastac® Duo, Le-mat® 290 SL and Talstar®. For more information on mix rates, please refer to the product label. |
| 6 Can Jaguar be used near crops which are sensitive to hormone herbicides? |
Jaguar is a non-hormone herbicide and can be used in areas where hormone sensitive crops are grown or hormone herbicide restrictions prevail. |
| 7 Should I use Jaguar or Tigrex? |
Jaguar is best suited for application to very young weeds and for use in wheat, barley, triticale, cereal rye, lucerne and sub clover based covercrops grown in vineyards (applied during vine dormancy), Tigrex® is not registered for this use. |
| 8 Is Jaguar selective to annual medics? |
No. Jaguar is not recommended for use on annual medics. |
| 9 What are the minimum recropping intervals applying to crops following Jaguar application? |
The residual barrier formed by Jaguar on the soil surface can be immediately broken down by cultivation and therefore poses no risk to following cereal or legume based crops, canola or pastures. As a consequence, no recropping intervals apply after thorough cultivation. |
