Basagran® A water soluble solution contact herbicide for the post–emergence control of certain broadleaf weeds and yellow nutsedge in beans, groundnuts, soyabeans, peas, maize, grain sorghum, small grain, potatoes, chillies, peppers and paprika. Active ingredient: bendioxide (thiadiazine) . 480 g / " Registered by: BASF South Africa (Pty) Ltd Emergency Number: 083 265 3805 WARNINGS
s May cause skin– or eye irritation.
s Store in a cool dry place away from food, feed and seed.
s Keep out of reach of children, uninformed persons and animals.
s Crop injury may occur if land treated with a mixture of Basagran® and atrazine is planted to any crop
other than maize in the same season.
s Basagran®should preferably not be applied to leguminous crops that were planted with an
organophosphate insecticide granular formulation, as a combination of these products may cause damage
to the crop. Consult the supplier for advice. Although this remedy has been extensively tested under a large variety of conditions, the registration holder does not warrant that it will be efficacious under all conditions because the action and effect thereof may be affected by factors such as abnormal soil, climatic and storage conditions, quality of dilution water, compatibility with other substances not indicated on the label and the occurrence of resistance of weeds against the remedy concerned, as well as by the method, time and accuracy of application. The registration holder furthermore does not accept responsibility for damage to crops, vegetation, the environment or harm to man or animal or for lack of performance of the remedy concerned, due to failure of the user to follow the label instructions or to the occurrence of conditions which could not have been foreseen in terms of the registration. Consult the supplier in the event of any uncertainty. PRECAUTIONS
s Do not inhale fumes or spray mist.
s Wash after accidental skin contact.
s Do not eat, drink or smoke while using and before washing hands and face or change of clothing.
s Prevent spray drift onto other susceptible crops, grazing, rivers and dams.
s Wash out applicator with clean water before using with other remedies.
s Rinse empty container three times with a volume of water equal to at least one tenth of that of the
container and add the rinsings to the content of the spray tank before disposing of the container in the
s Destroy empty container by perforation and flattening and NEVER use for any other purpose.
s Prevent contamination of food, feed, drinking water and eating utensils. USE RESTRICTIONS
s Do not use Basagran® if danger of frost is imminent and / or if the crop is under cold stress.
s Grasses and Red nutsedge (Cyperus rotundus) are not controlled with Basagran®. Basagran® RESISTANCE WARNING For resistance management, Basagran® is a Group Code D herbicide. Any weed population may contain individuals naturally resistant to Basagran® and other Group Code D herbicides. The resistant individuals can eventually dominate the weed population if these herbicides are used repeatedly and exclusively in programs. These resistant weeds may not be controlled by Basagran® or any other Group Code D herbicides. To delay herbicide resistance:
s Avoid exclusive repeated use of herbicides from the same Herbicide Group Code. Alternate or tankmix with products from different Herbicide Group Codes.
s For tank mixing or alternation with products in other Herbicide Group Codes, refer to applicable individual product labels.
s Integrate other control methods (chemical and cultural) into weed control programs. FOR SPECIFIC INFORMATION ON RESISTANCE MANAGEMENT, CONTACT THE REGISTRATION HOLDER, BASF SA (Pty) Ltd. DIRECTIONS FOR USE Compatibility: Basagran® is compatible with Atrazine® 500 g / "SC. Applications:
Apply Basagran® early post–emergence when weeds are young and growing actively. Basagran® is a
contact herbicide, therefore thorough wetting of the weeds is essential. Rainfall or overhead irrigation within
eight hours after application may nullify the effect of Basagran®. Apply Basagran® in a minimum of
300 " water per hectare. Use hollow cone– or flat fan nozzles with a minimum spray pressure of 350 kPa. Recommendations for broadleaf weed control:
s Warm and humid weather conditions are necessary for good weed control. Drought conditions before,
during and after application will result in poor weed control.
s Weeds and nutsedge tubers, which have not germinated at the time of spraying, will not be controlled,
therefore late germinating weeds require re–spraying. Yellow nutsedge control:
s Control of yellow nutsedge (Cyperus esculentus) can only be achieved if favourable conditions prevail
before and during the time of spraying, i.e. warm, humid weather (relative humidity not under 65 %)
and adequate soil moisture for optimum plant growth. The majority of yellow nutsedge plants should be
beyond the 4–leaf stage at the time of spraying.
s A minimum rate of 3 " Basagran® / ha should be sprayed in not less than 300 " water. On dense
stands of nutsedge in maize, grain sorghum, potatoes and groundnuts, the rate of Basagran® must be
increased to 4 " / ha and in extreme cases to 5 " / ha and 500 " / ha water must be used. Under these conditions, the use of hollow cone nozzles and a spray pressure of 500 kPa is recommended and the
addition of a surfactant / sticker is advisable.
s The duration of control obtained is dependent on the state of germination of yellow nutsedge and on the
conditions prevailing before, during and after the spray operation, as described above.
s On Capsicum crops (Chillies, Peppers and Parika), Basagran® should always be applied as a directed
spray to target the weeds, in order to avoid contact with the crop.
s A second application of Basagran® will be necessary if a second flush of yellow nutsedge has to be
controlled or if re–growth occurs.
s Spot treatments can be carried out with a mixture of 1 " Basagran® in 100 " water (1%) if conditions
are favourable, as described above. Ensure thorough wetting of plants, but do not exceed the dosage rate
per area, as recommended in the APPLICATION TABLES.
s Under less favourable conditions yellow nutsedge will only be suppressed and re–growth might
occur. In this case a second application of Basagran® at 7 – 10 days after the first application may be
necessary. Under these conditions the addition of a surfactant / sticker, is advisable.
s Under adverse conditions, e.g. drought, cold weather, dry windy conditions and low air humidity, Basagran® will not control yellow nutsedge.
s If growing conditions are extremely favourable, the following weeds can be effectively controlled with
Basagran® at 1,5 " / ha if they have not reached the four leaf stage: COMMON NAME
s The degree of control of the following weeds can vary considerably, according to local conditions:
COMMON NAME Basagran®
s Improved control of the weeds mentioned here above in maize and grain sorghum can be obtained by
adding atrazine to the Basagran® spray mixture according to the recommendations in the APPLICATION TABLE for Basagran® + atrazine® 500 g / " SC. APPLICATION TABLE FOR Basagran® ONLY DIRECTIONS FOR APPLICATION See WARNINGS
Use 2 " / ha before beans have reached the
two trifoliate leaf stage, thereafter up to 3 "
/ ha may be sprayed. Do not spray before
the first trifoliate leaf is fully expanded.
Basagran® may cause transient scorch
the later applications, but will have no
*Note: Green beans – In the inland regions
with a very high sun intensity, Green beans must not be sprayed with more than 2 " / haBasagran®, as higher rates may cause crop damage.
For information refer to NOTE 1 Yellow nutsedge control. The rate of 3 " / ha must
not be exceeded as higher rates may cause
CAPSICUM Basagran® should always be applied as
a directed spray, in order to avoid direct
drift of the spray solution, that is likely to
occur, transient scorch on the leaves may
be observed. This will however not depress
For information refer to NOTE 1 Yellow nutsedge control. DIRECTIONS FOR APPLICATION GROUNDNUTS
Apply Basagran® from the first trifoliate
leaf stage onwards. A second application
For information refer to NOTE 1 Yellow nutsedge control. Basagran® may be sprayed on cereals SORGHUM,
at any stage of their development, provided
WHEAT and other small
growth stage as listed in the APPLICATION grain crops
For information refer to NOTE 1 Yellow nutsedge control. Basagran® may be sprayed on peas
when they are 50–150 mm high, provided
growth stage as listed in the APPLICATION TABLE. Do not use Basagran® on frost–
stress (cold, drought) or if frost is expected.
For information refer to NOTE 1 Yellow nutsedge control. The rate of 3 " / ha per application must not be exceeded as higher POTATOES Basagran® should be applied after the Only cultivars Up–to–date, BP1 and Van
before the flower bud–stage of the crop.
der Plank Basagran® will cause transient scorch
on the leaves but this will not depress the
yield. Do not apply on large potato plants
as this will reduce weed control due to the
For information refer to NOTE 1 Yellow nutsedge control. Basagran® DIRECTIONS FOR APPLICATION SOYA BEANS
Apply Basagran® from the second
See WARNINGS Basagran® may cause transient scorch
the later applications but will not have a
nutsedge control. The rate of 3 / ha per
application must not be exceeded as higher
APPLICATION TABLE for Basagran® + atrazine 500g / " SC. SOIL TYPE DOSAGE / HA DIRECTIONS FOR APPLICATION GRAIN SORGHUM Only on soils with
2 " Basagran®
2 " atrazine 500 g / "SC Mexican richardia, Dwarf
" Basagran®
Refer to WARNINGS on this label
and USE RESTRICTIONS on the WEEDS CONTROLLED BY Basagran® LEAF STAGE BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME 2 " / ha 3 " / ha LEAF STAGE BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME 2 " / ha 3 " / ha ADDITIONAL WEEDS CONTROLLED BY A TANK MIXTURE OF Basagran® + atrazine 500 g / " SC ONLY MAIZE AND GRAIN SORGHUM 2 " / ha + 2 " / ha BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME LEAF STAGE CONTROL OF THE FOLLOWING WEEDS WILL BE IMPROVED BY THE TANK MIXTURE. ONLY MAIZE AND GRAIN SORGHUM 2 " / ha + 2 " / ha BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME LEAF STAGE
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