TANAWA 39SC herbicide – Dryland herbicide – MAK ATC

Specialty Herbicide for Dryland Crops

• SC Formulation Safe for Crops

Ingredients:

• Pendimethalin 33% w/w
• Oxadiazon 6% w/w
• Solvents, additives sufficient to 100% w/w

FEATURE AND USES

• TANAWA 39SC is a pre- and early post-emergence herbicide, the first product in Vietnam to combine the two active ingredients pendimethalin and oxadiazon.
• Effectively controls most types of weeds in fields of: peanuts (groundnuts), corn (maize), beans, tomatoes, chili peppers, cabbage, leafy greens, cassava, and onions.
• TANAWA 39SC is strongly absorbed by weeds through their roots and leaves; after contact, weeds die as soon as they germinate or emerge from the soil.
• TANAWA 39SC does not affect the growth and development of crops.

USER MANUAL

• Dosage: Mix 35ml of product with 25 liters of water.
• Spray volume: Apply 500 liters of the mixture per hectare, spray the product 0 to 3 days after seeding.
• Pre-harvest interval and warnings: Not determined.

NOTE THAT

General Safety Instructions:

• During contact or preparation of the pesticide: Avoid inhaling the pesticide, prevent contact with the mouth, skin, and eyes. Wear appropriate protective clothing. Do not smoke, eat, or drink while using the pesticide. After use: wash hands and feet and shower, clean protective equipment. Do not rinse mixing tools or sprayers in fish ponds or drinking water sources.

First Aid and Medical Treatment Instructions:

• If the pesticide gets on the skin: Wash immediately with soap. If the pesticide splashes into the eyes, keep the eyes open and rinse under clean running water for 15 minutes. If the pesticide is swallowed, induce vomiting and then immediately take the victim to the nearest medical facility, bringing the pesticide label causing poisoning.
• For doctors: Treat symptomatically.

Storage, Disposal of Excess Pesticide, and Packaging:

• Store in a safe, dry, and ventilated place. Keep away from children, food, and animals. Keep tightly closed in the original packaging.