Hurricane residual weed killer has been formulated for use within cereal crops such as wheat and barley to control a wide range of broad-leaved weeds. Hurricane is also a key active in black-grass programmes and when mixed with partner products contributes towards annual medowgrass control. It has a flexible residual activity that provides enhanced weed control even in dry soils where germination is protracted.
Hurricane can also be used as part of a tank mix with other Adama products. To see the full list of compatible herbicides, fungicides and insecticides, please see the Adama website or contact a member of our team for free advice.
Hurricane works by being taken up by germinating seedlings through both the root and shoot, with little translocation in larger plants. It will work by causing photo-oxidative destruction of the chlorophyll and cell membranes in the presence of light, causing chlorosis and bleaching. This will then lead to the death of the plant.
Find out more about residual weedkillers, in our Guide to Weed Killer Types:
