GoalTender herbicide combines rapid burndown of existing broadleaf weeds with extended residual pre- and post-emergence control of broadleaf weeds and grasses. It is designed for long-lasting weed management programs in tree nut, tree fruit, vine, and vegetable crops.
Rapid burndown of existing broadleaf weeds
Residual pre- and post-emergence weed control
Controls a wide range of broadleaf weeds and grasses
Ideal for tree nut, tree fruit, vine, and vegetable crops
Designed for season-long residual herbicide programs
Product Details
Active ingredient: Oxyfluorfen 41.0%
Formulation: Suspension Concentrate
Type: Residual and Contact Herbicide
Application: Pre & Post Emergent
Group 14 Herbicide
Net Contents: 1 Gallon
Signal Word: Caution
EPA #62719-447
Target Weeds
Barnyardgrass
Crabgrass, large
Cutleaf evening primrose
Fescue
Foxtail, giant
Goosegrass
Groundsel, common
Henbit
Kochia
Lambsquarters
Mallow, little
Morningglory species, annual
Nightshade, American black and black prickly sida
Oats, wild
Pigweed, common and redroot
Pennsylvania smartweed
Shepherd’s-purse
Sowthistle
Spurge, prostrate and spotted
Velvetleaf
Refer to label for complete information on use rate and species controlled.
Usage Sites
Almond
Apple
Cherry
Cotton
Grape
Citrus
Olive
Onion (direct seeded, transplanted, grown for seed)
Pear
Pecan
Pistachio
Walnut
Refer to the label for complete information on use rate and labeled crops.
Please refer to the product label for complete information on application, use rates, safety measures, storage, and disposal. Always read the label before use.
Restricted States
This product is not labeled for use in:
Alaska
Washington DC
Buyers are responsible for ensuring that this product is labeled for use in their state before purchase or application.
Prep Your Sprayer for Storage
Finish the season with a clean sprayer. WipeOut XS is a high-performance tank cleaner that removes stubborn pesticide residues from your spray system, helping reduce the risk of contamination in future applications. It's the final step before winter storage and the first step toward a successful spring.