trifluralin 48 ec — Dosage & Labelled Products
Pesticide · 0 crops on label · 1 CIB&RC registered brand products
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Source: Central Insecticides Board & Registration Committee (CIB&RC), India - official registered brand product list · View source →. Updated: updated annually · Report an error
Frequently Asked Questions
What is trifluralin 48 ec used for in India?
trifluralin 48 ec is a pesticide registered in India under CIB&RC guidelines for use in multiple crops.
What is the recommended dosage of trifluralin 48 ec?
Dosage of trifluralin 48 ec varies by crop and pest. Always follow the CIB&RC registered label dose. See the dosage table on this page.
How many brand products contain trifluralin 48 ec in India?
1 CIB&RC registered brand products containing trifluralin 48 ec are available in India, manufactured by 1 companies. All products listed on this page contain trifluralin 48 ec as the active ingredient at the registered concentration and are approved under the Insecticides Act 1968.
What is the pre-harvest interval (PHI) for trifluralin 48 ec?
The pre-harvest interval (PHI) for trifluralin 48 ec varies by crop and formulation. It is the minimum number of days between the last application and harvest. Check the dosage table above for crop-specific PHI values.
Is trifluralin 48 ec safe for all crops?
trifluralin 48 ec is only registered for the specific crops listed in its CIB&RC label. Using it on non-registered crops is illegal and may result in crop damage or residue violations. Always verify the crop is listed on the product label before use.