Raptor Herbicide is a selective post-emergence herbicide supplied as a soluble concentrate (SL) in a 1 litre bottle. It is sprayed on weeds that have already emerged, such as pigweed, purslane, spurge, crabgrass and barnyard grass, while the tolerant crop is left unharmed. Good leaf coverage is important. Our information on the active ingredient is not consistent, so check the label for the active ingredient and the crops it is approved for before spraying.
Product details
- Active ingredient: Check the label
- Formulation: Soluble concentrate (SL)
- Type: Selective post-emergence herbicide
- Targets: Young broadleaf weeds and annual grasses
- Crops: As listed on the label
- Pack size: 1 litre
How to use
- Spray when weeds are young and actively growing.
- Use the rate on the label for your crop.
- Wet the leaves of the weeds well.
- Do not spray on windy days, or on crops stressed by drought or waterlogging.
Safety
- Read and follow the product label before use. The label rate is the legal and correct rate.
- Wear gloves, boots, long sleeves and a face mask or shield when mixing and spraying.
- Do not eat, drink or smoke while spraying. Wash hands and face after use.
- Keep away from children, food and animal feed. Store in the original container in a cool, dry, locked place.
- Do not wash sprayers or empty containers in streams, wells or fish ponds.
Frequently asked questions
How fast does Raptor work?
Visible weed damage is reported within about 48 hours. Full kill can take longer depending on the weed and weather.
Which crops can I spray Raptor on?
Only crops listed on the label. A selective herbicide is safe on tolerant crops but can damage others.
Can I use Raptor to clear land before planting?
No. It is selective. For land clearing use a non-selective herbicide such as glyphosate.
Delivery
We deliver across Nigeria. Orders within Oyo State of ₦200,000 and above ship free, or you can pick up from our store. Need advice on the right product or quantity? WhatsApp us on 0810 845 2311.
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