Product Overview
Featuring the first new active ingredient for pastures and rangeland in nearly 15 years, new Duracor Herbicide brings livestock producers and land managers the broadest-spectrum broadleaf weed control available for their grazing acres — one that’s loaded with benefits. DuraCor is powered by Rinskor active, a reduced risk herbicide that won the American Chemical Society’s Green Chemistry Challenge award. The American Chemical Society’s Green Chemistry award, given to companies or institutions that have developed a new process or product that helps protect public health and the environment, is the United States’ most prestigious award program for green chemistry innovations.
- DuraCor herbicide provides extended control of 140+ weeds while maintaining grass safety. That allows nutritious grasses to thrive and opens the way for more productivity from every acre.
- DuraCor stops the weeds that are up and growing while providing residual control of those that germinate later. That keeps pastures clean, forage grasses growing and cattle gaining.
- Unlike many other pasture management products, DuraCor is nonrestricted and does not contain 2,4-D or dicamba.
- Flexible application options, including broadcast by ground or by air; spot treatments; and the ability to mix with liquid fertilizer or impregnate on dry fertilizer in select states all make DuraCor the easy choice for pasture weed control. Low use rates, a low-odor formulation and no grazing restrictions add to the convenience factor
Details & Specs
Aminopyralid — 8.95%
Florpyrauxifen-benzyl — 0.76%
Annual broomweed, amaranth (Palmer), amaranth (spiny), black locust, buttercup, Canada thistle, caraway, cocklebur, croton (woolly), curly dock, henbit, honey locust, horsenettle, ironweed, knapweed, marshelder (annual), mullein (common), nightshade (silverleaf), plantain, poison-hemlock, rush skeletonweed, snow-on-the-mountain, thistle (musk), vervain, wild carrot, and wormwood (absinth), and more*
*Please read the label for a complete list
12-20 fl oz per acre
Common use rate is 16 fl oz per acre
AK,CA,CT,DE,DC,ME,MD,MA,NH,NJ,NY,VT
3 years if stored in a stable environment out of direct sunlight
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