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US: OHP set to launch Fortress herbicide

OHP announces the federal registration of Fortress Ornamental Herbicide, a pre-emergent granular product that provides control of broadleaf and grassy weeds.

Fortress provides exceptional weed control without harming sensitive plants such as perennials and grasses and may also be applied to woody ornamentals.

"Fortress has shown outstanding crop tolerance on many crops, including softer plants while providing excellent weed control, especially on crabgrass,” says Dave Barcel, OHP senior technical manager. "We've also seen good control of broadleaf weeds such as bittercress, marestail, oxalis, spurge, and others.”

Fortress is a unique combination of the active ingredients isoxaben and dithiopyr, both widely used as weed control options.

"We have created a product with two modes of action that haven't been combined before,” says Dan Stahl, OHP vice president and general manager. "We think the combination offers many advantages such as efficacy, crop tolerance, and a wide spectrum of weed control.”

Formulated on an engineered granule, Fortress produces virtually no dust and low odor, resulting in improved worker safety and ease of application.

"The engineered, high-performing granules are uniformly round and do not hang up in the crop canopy. The result is better plant tolerance and improved weed control,” notes Barcel.

Fortress will be available in most states in mid-October.

Please click here for current state registrations, label, SDS and product information.

For more information:
OHP
www.ohp.com

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