Lupo 10L Selective Grassland Herbicide – Professional Use Only

Lupo 10L Selective Herbicide for Established Grassland, Pasture & Paddocks

Lupo is a professional-use selective herbicide for controlling annual and perennial broad-leaved weeds in established grassland. It is suitable for pasture and paddock weed control where weeds such as ragwort, docks, buttercups, nettles and thistles need to be managed.

Lupo contains 360 g/L 2,4-D and 315 g/L MCPA and can be applied using a boom sprayer or knapsack sprayer in accordance with the product label. One 10 litre container treats up to 2.5 hectares.

Lupo is not clover safe and may damage clover in treated areas.

Professional Use Only

This is a professional plant protection product and is not for amateur use. By purchasing this product, you confirm that you, or the intended end user, hold the correct certificate of competence and will use, store and apply the product in accordance with the label, UK regulations and the DEFRA/HSE Code of Practice for using plant protection products.

Collection only from Masham, Northallerton and Leyburn stores.

Key Features

• Professional-use selective herbicide
• For established grassland, pasture and paddocks
• Controls annual and perennial broad-leaved weeds
• Suitable for ragwort, docks, buttercups, nettles and thistles
• Contains 360 g/L 2,4-D
• Contains 315 g/L MCPA
• MAPP No. 14931
• 10 litre container
• Treats up to 2.5 hectares
• Suitable for boom sprayer and knapsack application
• Rainfast within 6 hours
• Not clover safe
• One treatment per year on established grassland
• Professional use only
• In-store collection only

Application Information

• Boom sprayer: 10L Lupo in at least 200L of water
• Knapsack sprayer: 45ml Lupo per 5L of water
• Apply between March and October when conditions are suitable
• Maximum one treatment per year on established grassland

Grazing & Cutting Information

Keep livestock off treated land for at least 14 days after application. Do not mow or roll for 7 days before or after treatment, and ensure treated weeds are dead before cutting.

Treated ragwort can become more palatable to livestock. Keep animals away until the ragwort has completely died and been removed. Do not include treated ragwort in hay or silage.

Always read and follow the product label, including all safety, application, grazing, cutting and environmental instructions.