Jaguar®

Jaguar is a readymade mixture of two active ingredients from two different chemical groups.‎ ‎Jaguar is used as a selective broadleaf herbicide in wheat.‎‎The preparation is absorbed by the foliage and roots and causes whitening, drying and death of the sensitive weeds.‎ ‎Complete eradication of the sensitive weeds is achieved after two weeks to a month from the date of application.‎‎Jaguar eradicates sensitive weed spores at the stage of 2-4 leaves (up to a height of about 20 cm) that are in a state of fresh growth.‎ ‎Jaguar, at the recommended doses, eradicates most types of common weeds in wheat fields as specified below:‎‎Crucifers:‎ ‎Erucaria, types of mustard, rocket and wall-rocket.‎‎Composites:‎ ‎Milk thistle, Syrian thistle, Anthemis, Daisy, Chrysanthemum, Marigolds and sunflower aftergrowth.‎‎Apiaceae:‎ ‎Ammi, Tordylium trachycarpum, False fennel.‎‎Other weeds:‎ ‎Mallow, Tree mallows, Common Beet, Galium, chickweed and types of Amaranth.‎‎Weeds that will only be partially damaged:‎ ‎Devil's thorn, Fumaria, Vetches and Milkvetch.‎

Registered Crops

• Wheat from the age of 2-6 real leaves.‎ Of the strains:‎ ‎Ariel, Bet Hashita, Nirit and Atir‎

Weed

How to Apply

• The preparation is intended for post-emergent treatment only, and might cause whitening of the wheat leaves.‎ ‎This whitening will usually disappear after about 3 weeks from treatment, and does not cause a decrease in the crop.‎
• ‎Jaguar should not be used on wheat and weeds that are in dryness stress or that were exposed to prior dryness stress before the spraying.‎
• ‎In combination with other broadleaf herbicides (Atlantis, Express, Glin or Hussar) the dosage of Jaguar can be reduced to 30-50 cm3/1000m2.‎
• ‎Grazing or feeding of animals with treated wheat should not be allowed for 15 days from the time of spraying.‎

Key Indicators

• Mallow:‎ ‎up to the age of 6 leaves.‎ ‎All the rest of the weeds listed above:‎ ‎Up to the age of 4 leaves and no taller than 20 cm‎

Active Ingredients

• ‎Bromoxynil
• Diflufenican

Mode of Action

• Bromoxynil (Group C, PS II inhibitors) acts as a contact eradicator, Diflufenican (Group F, PDS inhibitors) improves the contact activity as well as provides the preparation with residuality in the soil.‎