PCP #34054 · Sharda Cropchem Limited · Herbicide
Group 15 emulsifiable concentrate herbicide containing S-metolachlor and R-enantiomer (915 g/L) with benoxacor safener for selective control of annual grasses, nightshades, nutsedge and suppression of redroot pigweed in corn, soybeans, beans, potatoes, sugar beets, tomatoes, vegetables, fruit trees, berries, ornamentals and conifers.
Crop × pest × application rate combinations from the official label. Rates converted to per-acre. PHI is the pre-harvest interval; REI is the restricted-entry interval. Always confirm against the official label PDF before applying.
| Crop | Target | Rate | PHI | REI |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Apple | Annual grasses and broadleaf weeds | 0.506–0.708 L/acre | – | 12 d |
| Apple | Annual grasses; or annual grasses and broadleaf weeds (with PRINCEP NINE-T) | 0.708 L/acre | – | 12 d |
| Asparagus | Nightshades, grasses, redroot pigweed (suppression) | 0.627–0.708 L/acre | 16 d | 12 d |
| Bean | Annual grasses and nutsedge | 0.465–0.708 L/acre | – | 12 d |
| Bean | Annual grasses and nutsedge | 0.465–0.708 L/acre | – | 12 d |
| Bean | Listed grasses, nightshades, nutsedge, redroot pigweed (suppression) | 0.465–0.708 L/acre | – | 12 d |
| Bean | Listed grasses, nightshades, nutsedge, redroot pigweed (suppression) | 0.465–0.708 L/acre | 100 d | 12 d |
| Bean | Listed weeds | 0.465–0.708 L/acre | – | 12 d |
| Blueberry | Nightshades, crabgrass, barnyard grass, fall panicum, foxtail, old witchgrass, redroot pigweed (suppression) | 0.506–0.708 L/acre | 30 d | 12 d |
| Broccoli | Nightshade, annual grasses and redroot pigweed (suppression) | 0.506–0.708 L/acre | – | 12 d |
| Carrot | Nightshades, fall panicum, foxtails, crabgrass, old witchgrass, barnyard grass; suppression redroot pigweed | 0.486–0.708 L/acre | 30 d | 12 d |
| Celery | Nightshades, fall panicum, foxtails, crabgrass, old witchgrass, barnyard grass; suppression redroot pigweed | 0.486–0.708 L/acre | 62 d | 12 d |
| Conifers | Annual broadleaf and grass weeds | 0.506–0.708 L/acre | – | 12 d |
| Conifers | Annual grasses and broadleaf weeds | 0.506–0.708 L/acre | – | 12 d |
| Corn | Annual grasses and broadleaf weeds, nutsedge, American nightshade, Eastern black nightshade, crabgrass (smooth, hairy), barnyard grass, redroot pigweed (suppression), fall panicum, foxtail (green, yellow, giant), old witchgrass, yellow nutsedge | 0.506–0.708 L/acre | 80 d | 12 d |
| Cucurbit Vegetables | Nightshade and annual grasses; suppression redroot pigweed | 0.465–0.631 L/acre | 30 d | 12 d |
| Eggplant | Nightshade, annual grasses | 0.465–0.506 L/acre | 60 d | 12 d |
| Lupin | Annual grasses (or with broadleaf including nightshade) | 0.445–0.708 L/acre | 80 d | 12 d |
| Mustard Greens | Labelled annual broadleaf and grass weeds | 0.486–0.607 L/acre | 30 d | 12 d |
| Ornamentals | Nightshade, annual grasses and redroot pigweed (suppression) | 0.506–0.708 L/acre | – | 12 d |
| Parsnip | Nightshades, fall panicum, foxtails, crabgrass, old witchgrass, barnyard grass; suppression redroot pigweed | 0.486–0.708 L/acre | 60 d | 12 d |
| Pea | Eastern black nightshade, annual grasses | 0.506–0.708 L/acre | – | 12 d |
| Pearl Millet | Suppression of smooth crabgrass, green foxtail, barnyard grass | 0.253 L/acre | 130 d | 12 d |
| Pepper | Nightshade, annual grasses | 0.465–0.506 L/acre | 80 d | 12 d |
| Poplar | Annual grasses and broadleaf weeds | 0.506–0.708 L/acre | – | 12 d |
| Potato | Nutsedge, annual grasses and broadleaf weeds | 0.506–0.708 L/acre | – | 12 d |
| Rutabaga | Annual grasses and nutsedge (nutsedge requires pre-plant incorporated) | 0.506–0.708 L/acre | – | 12 d |
| Soybean | Annual grasses and broadleaf weeds including nightshade, nutsedge, emerged annual or perennial weeds; tall waterhemp (suppression at 1.75 L/ha) | 0.465–0.708 L/acre | – | 12 d |
| Strawberry | Annual grasses and broadleaf weeds | 0.506–0.708 L/acre | 30 d | 12 d |
| Sugar Beet | Nightshade, annual grasses; with Pyramin FL also broadleaf weeds | 0.506–0.708 L/acre | 120 d | 12 d |
| Sweet Corn | Annual grasses and broadleaf weeds including triazine tolerant weeds | 0.506 L/acre | 80 d | 12 d |
| Sweet Potato | Labelled annual broadleaf and grass weeds | 0.506–0.708 L/acre | 105 d | 12 d |
| Tomato | Annual nightshades, nutsedge, annual grasses and broadleaf weeds | 0.405–0.708 L/acre | 60 d | 12 d |
| Tomato | Annual nightshades, nutsedge, annual grasses and broadleaf weeds | 0.506–0.708 L/acre | 60 d | 12 d |
| Tomato | Suppression of smooth crabgrass, green foxtail, barnyard grass | 0.352–0.708 L/acre | 30 d | 12 d |
Adjuvant requirements, compatibility notes, and mixing restrictions from the official label. Always confirm against the official label PDF before mixing.
| Guidance | Adjuvant | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Recommended | liquid fertilizer For improved burndown of small emerged annual weeds, the following additives may be applied in mixtures of METALLICA Herbicide with Sencor 480F, Sencor 75DF, or Pursuit herbicide: Liquid fertilizer (28-0-0, or 10-34-0 at 5% v/v) | 28-0-0 or 10-34-0 at 5% v/v |
| Recommended | crop oil concentrate For improved burndown of small emerged annual weeds, the following additives may be applied in mixtures of METALLICA Herbicide with Sencor 480F, Sencor 75DF, or Pursuit herbicide: Crop oil concentrate at 1% v/v | 1% v/v |
| Recommended | non-ionic surfactant For improved burndown of small emerged annual weeds, the following additives may be applied in mixtures of METALLICA Herbicide with Sencor 480F, Sencor 75DF, or Pursuit herbicide: Non-ionic surfactant at 0.1% v/v | 0.1% v/v |
| Do not mix | fluid fertilizers, oils, oil concentrates or surfactants DO NOT tank-mix METALLICA Herbicide with fluid fertilizers, oils, oil concentrates or surfactants when applying post (field peppers) | – |
| Do not mix | spray adjuvant or tank mixture with another registered herbicide The use of a spray adjuvant or the addition of another registered herbicide as a tank mixture with METALLICA will increase the risk of crop injury from postemergence applications (celery). | – |
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