GET ON TOP OF WILD-OATS NOW

• Wild-oats are one of the most pernicious arable weeds, substantially reducing yields and quality.
• Only 10 wild-oats per m2 reduce wheat yields by 1 tonne/ha.
• Wild-oats tend to be a problem on light land and in continuous cereal growing. Growers are advised to keep a close eye on fields where wild-oats have been a problem in the past.
• Wild-oats need urgent attention now, before the spring-germinators appear above the crop and the crop canopy becomes too large and difficult to penetrate.

TOIL ENHANCES WILD-OAT GRAMINICIDES

• Better delivery, better weed coverage and uptake of contact wild-oat herbicides, such as Topik or Cheetah Super, are key to effective control in the spring.
• Toil gives greater spray deposition and better penetration of the target leaf, thereby improving herbicide uptake by the “difficult to wet” wild-oat plant.
• Toil will enhance the performance of spring wild-oat herbicides for wheat.

TOIL IS ESSENTIAL FOR MAXIMUM EFFICACY

• Toil adds to the effective performance and consistency of contact wild-oat graminicides by;
• Aiding spray deposition, improving adhesion to the weed target.
• Improving penetration and uptake of the herbicide into the target weed.
• Reducing any spray drift by minimising the number of fine droplets produced.

Drift Reduction - Topik and Toil

• Being able to be used with a range of herbicides across the seasons.