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Sprinter 700DS is an easy to use, non-volatile, 2,4-D formulation that effectively controls a wide range of broadleaf weeds in established pasture, including seedling ragwort, docks and thistles.
Active Ingredient: 700g/litre 2,4-D as the dimethylamine and the monomethylamine salts, in the form of a soluble concentrate
Label Specifications
See label.
Supplier
Nufarm NZ Ltd
Pack Size
20 L
Recycling
Recycle safely using Agrecovery, New Zealand's solution for the safe disposal of unwanted agrichemicals, and the recycling or recovery of empty containers, drums and IBCs.
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