Tebuthiuron 80WG Herbicide
ALLIGARE
Tebuthiuron 80WG Herbicide
Tebuthiuron 80WG is a pre-emergent and post-emergent used to eliminate unwanted weeds and vegetation. It seeps into the ground and attacks the woody plants, bush, and weeds through the root system. It will provide bare ground for up to 6 months.
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Tebuthiuron 80WG Herbicide, manufactured by Alligare, is a non-selective herbicide used to control various types of vegetation.
Depending on the time of year it is applied, Tebuthiuron 80WG Herbicidie will control targeted vegetation before it grows by killing the seedlings or after growth by attacking the roots.
Tebuthiuron 80WG Herbicide is ideal for use around construction and utility sites to provide cleared ground for up to 6 months. The active ingredient, Tebuthiuron stops the process of nutrients being supplied to the plant causing it to die.
Tools Needed
Tebuthiuron 80WG Herbicide can be applied with a handheld pump sprayer, backpack sprayer, or skid sprayer.
How to Use
- Step 1: Determine how much Tebuthiuron 80WG Herbicide you will need by measuring the square footage or acreage of the treatment area. To do this, measure (in feet) the area length times the width and multiply the two values (length x width = square footage). For acreage, take the square footage calculated and divide by 43,560. (Square footage /43,560 = Acreage). Tebuthiuron 80WG Herbicide can be mixed from 1 lb to 7.5 lb per acre depending on the weed being treated. For low volume applications mix 1 pound of Alligare Tebuthiuron 80WG Herbicide in enough water to make 1 gallon of solution.
- Step 2: Fill the spray tank halfway with water, and begin the agitation period during this step if the application is being made with a skid sprayer. Add the required amount of Tebuthiuron 80 WG based on your calculations. Add the rest of the required amount and agitate the sprayer and you will be ready to apply.
- Step 3: Make applications in desired areas. We suggest making applications close to the ground as this product does not work by making contact with the leaves or foliage. It works through making contact with the root system and around where stems touch the soil.
Where to Use
Tebuthiuron 80WG Herbicide is ideal to use on industrial properties, land areas with utility equipment, fence lines, permanent pasture lands, non-cropland areas and other areas that required bare ground for up to 6 months. It is not recommended to use near wanted trees or vegetation. Do not apply Tebuthiuron 80WG to walkways, driveways, streets, lawns, patios, tennis courts, swimming pools, cemeteries, or other landscaped areas, or under asphalt or concrete pavement where landscaping is planned for the future.
When to Use
Tebuthiuron 80WG Herbicide is a pre-emergent and post-emergent herbicide, which means it is ideal to apply during the spring months when vegetation has grown or before new seeds have sprouted. We recommend making applications during calm weather and right before it rains. Wind can cause product drift, and the rain will ensure it seeps deep in the ground reaching the roots. Tebuthiuron 80WG should not be applied when the ground is frozen or is flooded.
Safety Information
Tebuthiuron 80WG Herbicide is safe to use around children and pets when used according to the product label. Always wear proper personal protective equipment (PPE) when mixing and making applications. If it is applied on the ground near wanted vegetation, it can cause serious injury or death.
Special Considerations
Tebuthiuron 80WG works through the root system and does not work through the leaves or stem. If the product is applied in the general area of wanted plants or trees, it can still reach long-distance roots and cause serious damage.
| Availability | Online |
| Restricted Use | No |
| Shipping Restrictions | 25 Pound: AK, CA, CT, HI, IN, MI, NY, OR, RI, SC, VT, WA |
| Brand | ALLIGARE |
| Keith's Pro Tips | "The time of year is important when applying pre-emergent herbicides. For pre-emergent herbicides to be effective, it needs to be applied before seeds of the targeted plant germinate. The type of plant being controlled will determine the time of year applications should be made by a pre-emergent herbicide." |
| Product Drawbacks | Tebuthiuron 80WG is not suitable for use around residential areas where desired plants are located. To eliminate weeds in these type areas, we suggest using TopShot Weed Killer. |
| Target Pests | Tebuthiuron 80WG will control annual grasses, annual and perennial broadleafs and broadleafs woody plants. Tebuthiuron 80WG controls for various woody plants including the following:Alfalfa, Alkali Sida, American Beech, American Elm, American Sycamore, Annual Bluegrass, Annual Fleabane, Annual Ryegrass, Apple-Of-Sodom, Australian Pine, Balsam Fir, Balsam Poplar, Barley, Bedstraw, Berlandier Wolfberry, Big Sagebrush, Bigelow Oak, Bigleaf Maple, Bigtooth Aspen, Birchleaf Mountain Mahogany, Bitter Cherry, Bitternut Hickory, Black Cherry, Black Hickory, Black Locust, Black Medic, Black Oak, Black Raspberry, Black Sage, Blackberry, Blackbrush Acacia, Blackjack Oak, Blue Oak, Blueberry, Bluewood, Bouncingbet, Boxelder, Brazilian Peppertree, Bristly Oxtounge, Broom Snakeweed, Broomsedge, Buckbrush, Buffalograss, Bur Oak, Burclover, Burroweed, Buttercup, California Scrub Oak, Camphorweed, Carolina Geranium, Catclaw Acacia, Catclaw Mimosa, Ceniza, Chamise, Cheat, Chickweed, Chinese Elm, Coast Fiddleneck, Cocklebur, Cockspur Hawthorn, Common Chokecherry, Common Greenbrier, Common Mullein, Creosotebush, Crowfootgrass, Cudweed, Curly Dock, Desert Thornapple, Desert Yaupon, Dogfennel, Douglasfir, Downy Bromegrass, Dward Sumac, Eastern Cottonwood, Eastern Redcedar, Evergreen Blackberry, Fescue, Filaree, Fivehook Bassia, Flowering Dogwood, Foxtail, Foxtail Rosering Gaillardia, Goldenrod, Gra Birch, Granjeno, Grape, Gray Birch, Green Ash, Greenleaf Manzanita, Groundsel Tree, Guajillo, Guava, Guayacan, Gumweed, Hardhack, Heath Aster, Henbit, Horseweed, Huckleberry, Huisache, Jack Pine, Japanese Honeysuckle, Kentucky Bluegrass, Knapweed, Knotweed, Koa Haole, Kochia, Kudzu, Lambsquarters, Lantana, Laurel Sumac, Leatherstem, Littleleaf Sumac, Littler Barley, Live Oak, Lotbush, Lotebush Condalia, Lupine, Macartney Rose, Mallow, Manzanita, Melaleuca, Mohr Oak, Morningglory, Multiflora Rose, Mustard Western Ragweed, Norway Maple, oughleaf Dogwood, Paloverde, Pignut Hickory, Pigweed, Pin Oak, Pine, Plantain, Poison Hemlock, Post Oak, Prickly Lettuce, Privet, Puncturevine, Purple Sage, Rattail Fescue, Red Adler, Red Clover, Red Mulberry, Red Oak, Red Pine, Redstem Filaree, Reed Canarygrass, Ripgut Bromegrass, Running Live Oak, Russian Knapweed, Russian Olive, Salal, Saltbush, Sand Sagebrush, Sand Shinnery Oak, Seniza, Shagbark Hickory, Shepherdspurse, Shortleaf Pine, Shrub Live Oak, Silver Maple, Silverleaf Nightshade, Slippery Elm, Smallflower Buttercup, Smooth Bromegrass, Smooth Sumac, Southern Red Oak, Speckled Adler, Spiny Hackberry, Spotted Catsear, Staghorn Sumac, Sugar Maple, Swamp Smartweed, Sweetgum, Tallow Tree, Tamarack, Tarbush, Telegraphplant, Texas Colubrina, Texas Kidneywood, Texas Panicum, Tree-Of-Heaven, Trumpetcreeper, Twisted Acacia, Vine Maple, Virginia Creeper, Virginia Pine, Wait-A-Minute-Bush, Wedgeleaf Ceanothus, Western Hackberry, Western White Pine, White Ash, White Heath Aster, White Oak, White Spruce, Whitebrush, Whitehorn Chaparral, Whitethorn, Wild Carrot, Wild Oat, Willow, Winged Elm, Witchgrass, Yaupon, Yellow Starthistle |
| Application Equipment | Backpack Sprayer, Gloves, Pump Sprayer, Respirator Mask, Spray Rig |
| Application Methods | Basal Treatment, Broadcast Spray, Spot Treatment |
| Active Ingredient | Tebuthiuron 80.0% |
| Product Type | Herbicide |
| Formulation | Water Dispersible Granule (WDG) |
| Application Rate | For broadcast application of Tebuthiuron 80 WG use at a rate of 0.38 to 0.75 pounds per acre in a minimum spray volume of 5 gallons per acre for most ground equipment. |
| Shelf Life | Tebuthiuron 80WG will last up to 1 to 2 years when stored according to the product label. Store Tebuthiuron 80WG in a cool, dry storage location. |
| Yield | 5 pounds of Tebuthiuron 80WG will treat up to 1 acre and a fence row that it is 10 feet wide and up to 4356 linear feet long. When applied as a broadcast treatments, 1.25 to 2.5 pounds of Tebuthiuron 80WG can be applied to 1 acre every 3 years. |
| Use Sites | Outdoors |
| Time to Kill | Tebuthiuron 80 WG Herbicide begins to kill target weeds 2 weeks after contact but can take up to several weeks for complete control all depending on the size of the treatment area, application method, and the thickness of vegetation. |
| Comparable Products | Spike 80DF Herbicide |
| EPA Registration # | 81927-37 |
| Restricted Use | No |
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| Shipping Restrictions | AK, CA, CT, HI, IN, MI, NY, OR, RI, SC, VT, WA |
| Availability | Online |
| Signal Word | CAUTION |
| Keith's Pro Tip | "The time of year is important when applying pre-emergent herbicides. For pre-emergent herbicides to be effective, it needs to be applied before seeds of the targeted plant germinate. The type of plant being controlled will determine the time of year applications should be made by a pre-emergent herbicide." |
| Target Pests Multi | Alfalfa, Alkali Sida, Annual Bluegrass, Annual Fleabane, Annual Ryegrass, Annual Sedge, Annual Sowthistle, Bedstraw, Big Sagebrush, Bouncing-Bet, Bristly Oxtongue, Broom Snakeweed, Broomsedge, Buckhorn Plantain, Buffalograss, Bur Clover, Burroweed, Buttercup, Camphorweed, Canada Thistle, Carolina Geranium, Catclaw Mimosa, Ceniza, Cheat, Chickweed, Coast Fiddleneck, Cocklebur, Common Chickweed, Common Ragweed, Common Sunflower, Crowfootgrass, Cudweed, Curly Dock, Downy Bromegrass, Fall Panicum, Fescue, Filaree, Fivehook Bassia, Foxtail, Giant Ragweed, Gumweed, Heath_Aster, Horseweed/Marestail, Italian Ryegrass, Kentucky Bluegrass, Knotweed, Kudzu, Lantana, Little Barley, Macartney Rose, Mallow, Mullein, Multiflora Rose, Paloverde, Pennsylvania Smartweed, Pepperweed, Pigweed, Plantain, Prickly Lettuce, Prickly Sida, Puncture Vine, Rattail Fescue, Red Clover, Red Raspberry, Redstem Filaree, Reed Canarygrass, Ripgut Bromegrass, Rosering Gaillardia, Russian Knapweed, Sand Sagebrush, Sand Shinnery Oak, Shepherdspurse, Small Flowered Buttercup, Smooth Bromegrass, Spikeweed, Spiny Hackberry, Spotted Catsear, Spotted Spurge, Spurge, Swamp Smartweed, Telegraphplant, Timothy, Trumpet Creeper, Velvetgrass, Virginia Creeper, Virginia Pepperweed, Western Hackberry, Western Ragweed, White Heath Aster, Wild Carrot, Wild Oats, Wild Parsnip, Willow, Witchgrass, Yellow Starthistle, Yellow_Woodsorrel, American Beech, American Elm, American Sycamore, Apple-Of-Sodom, Australian Pine, Balsam Poplar, Barley, Berlandier Wolfberry, Bigelow Oak, Bigleaf Maple, Bigtooth Aspen, Birchleaf Mountain Mahogany, Bitter Cherry, Bitternut Hickory, Black Cherry, Black Hickory, Black Locust, Black Oak, Black Raspberry, Black Sage, Blackberry, Blackbrush Acacia, Blackjack Oak, Blue Oak, Blueberry, Bluewood Condalia, Boxelder, Brazil Bluewood, Brazilian Peppertree, Buckbrush, Bur Oak, California Scrub Oak, Catclaw Acacia, Chamise, Chinese Elm, Cockspur Hawthorn, Common Chokecherry, Common Greenbrier, Condalia Lotbush, Creosotebush, Croton, Desert Thornapple, Desert Yaupon, Dogfennel, Douglas Fir, Dwarf Sumac, Eastern Cottonwood, Eastern Red Cedar, Evergreen Blackberry, Flowering Dogwood, Goldenrod, Granjeno, Grape, Gray Birch, Green Ash, Greenleaf Manzanita, Groundsel Tree, Guajillo, Guava, Guayacan, Hardhack, Hawthorn, Huckleberry, Huisache, Jack Pine, Koa Haole, Leatherstem, Littleleaf Sumac, Lotebush Condalia, Manzanita, Maples, Melaleuca, Mohr Oak, Mustard, Norway Maple, Pignut Hickory, Pin Oak, Pine, Post Oak, Privet, Red Alder, Red Mulberry, Red Oak, Red Pine, Roughleaf Dogwood, Running Live Oak, Salal, Saltbush, Shagbark Hickory, Shortleaf Pine, Shrub Live Oak, Shrubby Blue Salvia, Silver Maple, Skunkbush Sumac, Slippery Elm, Smooth Sumac, Southern Red Oak, Speckled Alder, Staghorn Sumac, Strawberry, Sugar Maple, Sweet Clover, Sweet Gum, Tallow Tree, Tamarack, Tarbush, Texas Colubrina, Texas Kidneywood, Tree-of-Heaven, Tulip Tree, Twisted Acacia, Vetch, Vine Maple, Virginia Pine, Wedgeleaf Ceanothus, White Ash, White Oak, White Spruce, Whitebrush, Whitehorn Chaparral, Whitethorn, Winged Elm, Yaupon |
| Time to Kill | Tebuthiuron 80 WG Herbicide begins to kill target weeds 2 weeks after contact but can take up to several weeks for complete control all depending on the size of the treatment area, application method, and the thickness of vegetation. |
| Chemical Type | Herbicide |
| Formulation | Water Dispersible Granule (WDG) |
| Application Methods | Basal Treatment, Broadcast Spray, Spot Treatment |
| Product Drawbacks | Tebuthiuron 80WG is not suitable for use around residential areas where desired plants are located. To eliminate weeds in these type areas, we suggest using TopShot Weed Killer. |
| Active Ingredient | Tebuthiuron 80.0% |
| Application Equipment | Backpack Sprayer, Gloves, Pump Sprayer, Respirator Mask, Spray Rig |
| Mix Rate | For broadcast application of Tebuthiuron 80 WG use at a rate of 0.38 to 0.75 pounds per acre in a minimum spray volume of 5 gallons per acre for most ground equipment. |
| Low Use Rate | 0.14 oz./1,000 sq. ft. |
| High Use Rate | 2.73 oz./1,000 sq. ft. |
| Use Sites | Outdoors |
| Yield | 5 pounds of Tebuthiuron 80WG will treat up to 1 acre and a fence row that it is 10 feet wide and up to 4356 linear feet long. When applied as a broadcast treatments, 1.25 to 2.5 pounds of Tebuthiuron 80WG can be applied to 1 acre every 3 years. |
| EPA Registration No. | 81927-37 |
| Shelf Life | Tebuthiuron 80WG will last up to 1 to 2 years when stored according to the product label. Store Tebuthiuron 80WG in a cool, dry storage location. |
| Comparable Products | Spike 80DF Herbicide |
| Children or pets? | No |
| Property Characteristics | None |
Questions and Answers
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Q:I am wondering if this will get rid of some big trees where I don't want them anymore?10/10/18A:Tebuthiruon can kill trees and shrubs. Please follow the instructions carefully for the best result.
Asif B.
10/10/18Certified Buyer -
Q:I need something to kill hedge bushes?6/5/18A:Yes it will. But I feel a better solution would be Spike 20p. You can just sprinkle the pellets around the roots and it will kill the plant after you water the pellets into the soil
Richard Haines
6/5/18Certified Buyer -
Q:I am tax exempt farmer, do you offer tax exempt? can I send you a text photo of my exempt card? I am looking at Tebuthiuron 80WG Herbicide 25lbs- do you have discount on volume purchase?6/9/17A:Yes, if you create an account and send us the license we can set up the account to be sales tax exempt so you are not charged. Please call for price discounts on large volume orders. 713-955-2000
Camille
6/9/17Certified Buyer
