Bazzal - Pinoxaden 5.1% EC - ADAMA
Bazzal - Pinoxaden 5.1% EC - ADAMA
Bazzal Herbicide | Pinoxaden 5.1% EC
Post-emergence control of little seed canary grass in wheat, with treatment matched to the weed’s leaf
stage.
Crop and target: Wheat: little seed canary grass (Phalaris
minor).
When to apply: When the target weed has 3–5 leaves.
Spray planning: Plan for 120–150 L water per acre, and confirm the complete
label-directed nozzle and sprayer setup.
Why Choose This Product? Key Benefits
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🌾 Focused grass control in wheat: Provides a
selective post-emergence option for little seed canary grass in this crop.
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🌱 Clear weed-stage window: The 3–5 leaf
recommendation lets you time treatment by the weed’s development rather than relying only on the sowing date.
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💧 Defined coverage water: The 120–150 L/acre
water range supports area-based sprayer calibration.
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🎯 Specified spray equipment: The application
guidance names a flat-fan nozzle or knapsack sprayer; check the supplied label for the complete equipment setup.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter |
Details |
|---|---|
| Brand |
Bazzal | ADAMA India |
| Active ingredient |
Pinoxaden 5.1% EC |
| Product type |
Selective post-emergence grass herbicide |
| Formulation |
EC: emulsifiable concentrate |
| HRAC group |
Group 1: inhibition of acetyl-CoA carboxylase (ACCase); legacy group A. |
| Chemical family |
Phenylpyrazoline (DEN) |
How It Works: Mode of Action
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Acts on an essential enzyme: Pinoxaden inhibits ACCase in susceptible grasses.
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Restricts fatty-acid production: This enzyme is needed for fatty-acid biosynthesis, which supplies important building materials for
plant cells.
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Disrupts continued growth: Blocking this pathway interferes with the susceptible weed’s ability to sustain new growth.
Use other appropriate weed-management methods alongside the label-directed treatment. Repeated use of the same
mode of action can select resistant weeds; changing the brand name alone does not change the action group.
Target Crop & Weed
| Crop |
Target weed |
|---|---|
| Wheat |
Little seed canary grass (Phalaris minor) |
Identify the grass before treatment. Do not use this wheat recommendation as permission to treat broadleaf
weeds, other grasses or another crop.
Dosage & Application Guide
Spray when the target grass has 3–5 leaves
Treat little seed canary grass at its 3–5 leaf stage. The guidance names a flat-fan nozzle or knapsack sprayer;
confirm the complete label-directed equipment setup before applying. Plan for 120–150 L water per acre. Calibrate the sprayer over a
measured area, avoiding missed strips and overlapping passes.
Before mixing, confirm the matching product rate and harvest restriction on the supplied Indian label. The
water range is not a product concentration or a universal tank recipe. Keep harvest and worker re-entry requirements
separate.
How to Apply: Best Practices
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Count weed leaves: Confirm Phalaris minor and its 3–5 leaf stage. Check crop condition, previous herbicides and any pack
restrictions before spraying.
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Measure the area: Calculate the required amount only from the supplied label’s area rate. A bottle size is not automatically a
one-acre treatment.
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Calibrate before mixing: Check nozzle condition, output, pressure and walking speed. Follow the pack’s mixing order and agitation
instructions.
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Apply evenly: Use the specified spray method, prevent overlap and keep drift away from neighbouring crops and water. Follow the
pack’s weather restrictions.
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Check the result: Record the date and treated area. Seek qualified advice about surviving weeds rather than increasing the dose or
repeating Group 1 automatically.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Which weed is Bazzal intended for?
Little seed canary grass, Phalaris minor, in wheat. Identify the weed carefully before selecting
treatment.
2. When should I apply it?
When the target weed has 3–5 leaves. Do not assume that a fixed sowing-date interval always corresponds to
that weed stage.
3. How much water should I plan for?
The area-based water guidance is 120–150 L per acre. Confirm the corresponding product rate and complete
directions on the supplied label before mixing.
4. Can I harvest as soon as the weeds stop growing?
No. Weed response does not determine the waiting period. Confirm and observe the current pack’s harvest
interval before treatment; re-entry restrictions are a separate requirement.
5. Can I add a broadleaf herbicide or adjuvant?
Only when both current labels permit the exact proposed combination for the crop and method. A shared crop
or a physical mixing test alone does not establish permission.
Safety & Disclaimer
Before you use it: Read the supplied Indian label and leaflet before opening the pack, and use the
product only for its listed crop and target. Wear the specified protective clothing and equipment. Avoid skin and eye contact and
inhalation; do not eat, drink or smoke while handling the product. Wash thoroughly and change contaminated clothing after
work.
Keep the original labelled container securely closed, away from children, food and feed. Prevent
contamination of ponds, wells, drains and other water sources. Never reuse empty pesticide containers; follow the label and local
disposal requirements.
If exposure or suspected poisoning occurs, stop work and obtain prompt medical help with the product label.
Do not give anything by mouth to an unconscious person or induce vomiting unless directed by a medical
professional.