Tabah - Oxadiargyl 80% WP - Parijat
Tabah Herbicide by Parijat
Oxadiargyl 80% WP for the crop-specific weeds listed in sunflower, transplanted rice and
cabbage.
Crop fit: Separate weed lists for sunflower, transplanted rice and cabbage; the
rice use is not a direct-seeded-rice programme.
When to apply: Sunflower: before crop emergence, 0–3 days after sowing.
Transplanted rice: 3–5 days after transplanting.
Placement: Uniform soil-surface coverage with the specified flat-fan knapsack
equipment, after confirming the complete crop instructions.
Why Choose This Product? Key Benefits
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🌱 Soil-applied weed management: Placement
over the soil surface targets susceptible weeds in the crop’s establishment programme rather than treating every weed as a general
foliar-spray target.
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🌿 Crop-specific weed coverage: The sunflower
list contains two grasses, while transplanted rice and cabbage include other weed groups. This allows selection by the actual crop and
weed combination.
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🌻 An early sunflower window: The
pre-emergence 0–3-day window after sowing gives a defined point for planning treatment before sunflower emerges.
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🌾 A separate transplanted-rice use: The
3–5-day window after transplanting helps distinguish this rice use from the sunflower programme and from direct-seeded rice.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter |
Details |
|---|---|
| Brand Name |
Tabah by Parijat |
| Technical Name |
Oxadiargyl 80% WP |
| Product Class |
Soil-applied herbicide |
| HRAC MoA Code |
14: inhibition of protoporphyrinogen oxidase (PPO) |
| Chemical Family |
N-Phenyloxadiazolones |
| Formulation |
WP: wettable powder, dispersed in water for spraying |
| Application Equipment |
Knapsack sprayer fitted with a flat-fan nozzle |
How It Works: Mode of Action
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Place the treatment on the soil: Uniform soil-surface spraying places the herbicide where susceptible weeds encounter it during the
crop-specific application window. Avoid untreated gaps.
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Block the PPO enzyme: Oxadiargyl inhibits protoporphyrinogen oxidase, or PPO. This disrupts normal pigment-related processes in
susceptible plant tissue.
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Damage susceptible weed tissue: The disrupted process leads to necrosis, meaning death of affected tissue. It does not establish
equal control of established weeds, unlisted species or resistant populations.
Group 14 describes the mode of action, not permission to use Tabah on additional crops or at other growth
stages. Changing to another oxadiargyl brand does not change the group. Use field scouting and suitable non-chemical measures
alongside crop-appropriate resistance management; no duration or universal crop-safety guarantee is made.
Target Crops & Weeds
| Crop |
Target weeds |
|---|---|
| Sunflower |
Jungle rice (Echinochloa colona); crowfoot grass (Dactyloctenium aegyptium) |
| Transplanted rice |
Barnyard grass (Echinochloa crusgalli); jungle rice (Echinochloa colona); ricefield flatsedge (Cyperus iria); variable
flatsedge (Cyperus difformis); false daisy (Eclipta alba); Ludwigia quadrifoliata |
| Cabbage |
Bermuda grass (Cynodon dactylon); crabgrass types (Digitaria spp.); common lambsquarter (Chenopodium album); purple nutsedge
(Cyperus rotundus) |
Keep each weed with its own crop entry. Digitaria spp. is a genus-level listing, not confirmation that every
crabgrass species is controlled. Do not substitute a different Ludwigia species or extend the transplanted-rice directions to
direct-seeded rice.
Dosage & Application Guide
Crop-Specific Timing & Uniform Soil Coverage
For sunflower, apply before crop emergence, 0–3 days after sowing. For transplanted rice, spray 3–5 days after
transplanting. Confirm the separate application window for cabbage before treatment. Use a knapsack sprayer fitted with a flat-fan
nozzle for uniform soil-surface coverage without gaps.
Before measuring or mixing, confirm the complete crop-specific product quantity, water volume and its area
unit, and the harvest waiting period with its time unit. The sunflower and rice timing windows do not supply those quantities. Do not
estimate a water requirement, derive a per-litre or tank recipe, or use another brand’s oxadiargyl directions to fill a
gap.
How to Apply: Best Practices
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Match crop, establishment method and weed: Check the exact Tabah formulation and crop-specific target list. The rice entry is for
transplanted rice, not another rice-establishment system.
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Keep the first windows distinct: Use sunflower’s pre-emergence 0–3 days after sowing and rice’s 3–5 days after transplanting only
for their own crops. Obtain the cabbage timing separately.
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Confirm quantities before preparation: Establish product amount, water, treated area, method and harvest restriction together. Keep
the harvest waiting period separate from worker re-entry requirements.
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Prepare the powder in stages: Once quantities are confirmed, mix the required herbicide with a small quantity of water, add the
remaining water and mix well before use. Use a stick or rod, never bare hands, in an open and ventilated place.
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Distribute evenly over the soil: Use the flat-fan knapsack sprayer and cover the intended soil surface without gaps or unnecessary
overlaps. Check the equipment for leaks and faults; never blow a blocked nozzle clear with the mouth.
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Protect nearby people and plants: Do not spray against the wind, in strong wind or during the hottest part of the day. Keep people
and animals out of the downwind area, prevent drift and follow additional pack weather precautions.
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Limit mixtures and clean up carefully: Use a partner only when both current labels permit the exact mixture for the crop and route.
Clean the sprayer thoroughly with water after work and prevent washings from contaminating water sources, food or another crop.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is Tabah used for?
It is a soil-applied oxadiargyl herbicide with separate weed lists for sunflower, transplanted rice and
cabbage. Check both crop and weed rather than treating a general broad-spectrum description as permission for every weed.
2. Are sunflower and rice treated at the same stage?
No. Sunflower use is before crop emergence, 0–3 days after sowing. The transplanted-rice window is 3–5 days
after transplanting. Confirm cabbage timing separately and complete the crop programme before mixing.
3. Can the rice directions be used in direct-seeded rice?
No. The stated use is transplanted rice. A different establishment system can change crop exposure and the
application window; do not transfer the transplanted-rice programme.
4. Does WP mean I should broadcast the dry powder?
No. WP means wettable powder for dispersion in water. The stated route is uniform soil-surface spraying with
a flat-fan knapsack sprayer, not an unrestricted dry-broadcast or foliar use.
5. Can I mix Tabah with another herbicide or rotate by changing brands?
A mixture needs permission from both current labels for the crop and route. For resistance planning, another
oxadiargyl brand remains Group 14; choose by active ingredient and action group alongside suitable non-chemical measures.
Safety & Disclaimer
Before you use it: Read the current Tabah label and leaflet before handling. Confirm the full crop,
target, timing, application, harvest, re-entry, first-aid, cleaning and disposal directions. Crop suitability does not remove the
need to follow every pack restriction.
Wear protective clothing, gloves, a mask and any additional protection required by the pack. Avoid skin or
eye contact and breathing powder or spray. Do not eat, drink, smoke, chew or rub the eyes or face while handling or spraying. Wash
thoroughly after handling, bathe after spraying and wash contaminated clothing separately.
Keep the original labelled container closed and securely stored away from children, animals, food, feed,
water sources and fire. Do not reuse empty containers. Prevent product, spray and washings from contaminating water, food or
neighbouring crops, and follow the label’s disposal directions. Do not leave mixed spray or equipment
unattended.
Wash contaminated skin promptly with plenty of water and change contaminated clothing. Seek medical help
promptly after exposure or illness and take the container or label; do not attempt home antidote treatment or other improvised
medical treatment. No complete product quantity or harvest interval is established by the timing guidance alone.