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option herbicide label Surge Turf HerbicideSurge Herbicide Surge Broadleaf Herbicide for Turf provides an amine option for FAST weed control in warmer weather. University data and cooperator tests have demonstrated consistently enhanced speed compared to other water based amine weed control products. Surge provides outstanding control of spurge and other warm weather weeds such as knotweed, plantain, oxalis, clover and dandelion. Additionally, Surge provides suppression of young and actively

Surge Herbicide

Surge  Broadleaf Herbicide for Turf provides an amine option for FAST weed control in warmer weather. University data and cooperator tests have demonstrated consistently enhanced speed compared to other water-based amine weed control products. Surge provides outstanding control of spurge and other warm-weather weeds such as knotweed, plantain, oxalis, clover and dandelion. Additionally, Surge provides suppression of young and actively growing yellow nutsedge.

Surge contains sulfentrazone, an advanced chemistry for weed control in turf, in a precise ratio with 2,4-D, MCPP-p and dicamba. This ratio has been developed for optimum weed control. The mode of action inhibits a key enzyme required for chlorophyll production. Injury symptoms are visible within 24-48 hours. Weed control can occur 2X faster - in 14 days - instead of 28 days!

A water-based formulation, Surge provides an economical option for your client's late spring, early summer and fall weed control needs. Surge excels as a warm-weather weed control option. Applications can be made at temperatures up to 90 degree F without loss of efficacy or speed when used as directed.

Surge is highly selective in established cool-season and warm-season turfgrasses, including bluegrass, fescues, perennial ryegrass, bentgrass, bermudagrass, zoysiagrass, centipedegrass, bahiagrass and buffalograss. Surge is rain-fast in as little as 6 hours, with a reseeding interval of 3 weeks. Surge provides versatility in your post-emergence weed-control program.

  • Fast visual response reduces call backs
  • Up to 2X faster than other amine products
  • Economical - lower cost water-based formulation
  • Warm-weather weed control option
  • Yellow nutsedge suppression
  • Suitable for application up to 90 degree F
  • Low-odor formulation
  • Designed for residential and commercial turf applications and many other sites

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