Description
Starane Advanced Herbicide
Active Ingredient: Fluroxypyr @ 333g/L
Similar or comparable to Ozcrop Fluroxypyr 400EC Herbicide (OzCrop), Â Sabakem Fluroxypyr 400 Herbicide (Sabakem) & Neon 400 Herbicide
Starane Advanced Herbicide is a broadleaf herbicide used to control various weeds in winter cereals and woody weeds in agricultural non-crop areas, commercial and industrial areas, forests, pastures and rights-of-way. It contains the active ingredient Fluroxypyr, a chemical that has activity on a wide range of broadleaf weeds and is classified as a Group 4 Herbicide. It has a mode of action in which the weed cannot grow due to disruption of plant cell growth. Fluroxypyr belongs to the Pyridines group of chemicals.
Starane Advanced Herbicide is registered as a spray treatment for the control of a wide range of Broadleaf Weeds in Fallow, Lucerne, Maize, Millets, Pastures, Poppies, Sorghum, Sugar Cane, Sweetcorn, and Winter Cereals. Starane is a non-scheduled poison that’s selective to pasture grasses, rainfast within one hour, and has a short plant-back period to major crops.
How can Starane Advanced Herbicide be applied;
- Basal Bark (with either diesel or Biosafe)
- Cut Stump or Brushcutter (with either diesel or Biosafe)
- Low Volume/High Concentrate – i.e. Splatter Gun, Drench Gun or Gas Powered Gun
- High Volume – Knapsack or Handgun
- Aerial
- Boom
What weeds does Starane Advanced Herbicide target;
| Amaranthus Spp. | Caltrop (Yellow Vine) | Hairy Wandering Jew | Pinkburr | St. John’s Wort |
| Annual Ground Cherry | Centro | Hexham Scent | Polymeria | Star-Of-Bethlehem |
| Anoda Weed | Chinee Apple | Hiptage | Pond Apple | Starburr |
| Apple-Of-Peru | Chinese Celtis | Hogweed | Prickly Acacia | Stinking Passion Flower |
| Balsum Pear | Cleavers | Honey Locust | Prickly African Cucumber | Stramonium |
| Bathurst Burr | Climbing Buckwheat | Lablab Bean | Prickly Lettuce | Thornapples |
| Bedstraw | Cobblers Pegs | Lantana | Red Convolvulus | Turnip Weed |
| Bellvine | Cockspur Thorn | Limebush | Red Pigweed | Volunteer Lupins |
| Bellyache Bush | Common Sensitive Plant | Madeira Vine | Redshank | Volunteer Peanuts |
| Bittercress | Common Sowthistle | Marshmallow | Rhynchosia | Volunteer Potato |
| Black Bindweed | Cowpea | Milkweed | Scrub Nettle (Stinging Nettle) | Volunteer Sunflower |
| Black Nightshade | Cowvine (Peach Vine) | Mimosa Bush | Sesbania Pea | Wandering Jew |
| Black Pigweed | Creeping Lantana | Mintweed | Shepherd’s Purse | Wattle Species |
| Blackberry Nightshade | Crofton Weed | Mistflower | Siam Weed | White Lupin |
| Bladder Ketmia | Dock | Morning Glory | Sida | Wild Gooseberry |
| Blue Billygoat Weed | Doublegee | Mother-Of-Millions | Silverleaf Nightshade | Wild Radish |
| Blue Heliotrope | Dwarf Amaranth | Mustards | Sisal Hemp | Wild Turnip |
| Boggabri Weed | Euphorbia Davidii | Noogoora Burr | Small Flowered Mallow | Wireweed |
| Bokhara Clover | Flannel Weed | Ochna | Snakeweed | Yellow-Flowered Devil’s Claw |
| Broad-Leaf Pepper Tree | Fumitory | Paddy’s Lucerne | Spineless Caltrop | |
| Butterfly Pea | Giant Sensitive Tree | Phasey Bean | Spiny Emex | |
| Calotrope | Green Amaranth | Pink Convolvulus | Spinyhead Sida |
Can Starane Advanced Herbicide be used in turf or lawn situations;
Many grasses are normally unaffected by Starane Advanced and reestablish quickly after treatment, but transitory damage can occur on some species, particularly those that spread by stolons, such as couch grass (Cynodon dactylon), Kikuyu grass and carpet grass (Axonopus spp.).
Pack Sizes: 1L, 5L, 20L, 100L & 1000L
Registrant: Corteva Agriscience Australia Pty Ltd (APVMA #: 62287)
Leecia
Used on my 6 acre property in N.E. Vic once for fleabane and it never came back in the 7 years l was there
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Linda Walker (verified owner)
Starane was used to clean up a paddock before lambing.
It got the job done.
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