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Taipan, the grower's alternative for broadleaf weed control in rice with excellent crop safety. Taipan is a Group H herbicide that offers rice growers an alternative mode of action to control broadleaf weeds that have Group B herbicide resistance. It's a unique option for early weed control, with a comprehensive weed spectrum. For optimal efficacy on target weeds, Taipan must be applied early i.e.: within 10 days of commencement of flooding. This early application window makes it possible to control weeds when they are young and before they start competing with rice seedlings. The excellent selectivity of Taipan to germinating or very young rice plants means there is no need to wait for rice crops to reach a certain stage of growth to minimise crop effects

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