Arsenal Herbicide, BASF

When it comes to controlling unwanted brush, traditional mechanical methods don't really cut it. Re-sprouts and increased stem densities lead to more mowing – and more costs.

Active Ingredients: Isopropylamine Salt of Imazapyr 27.8%
Herbicide Mode of Action: 2
EPA Signal Word: CAUTION / PRECAUCION
Application Rate Range: (see label)
Container Size(s): 2.5 Gal.

State Registrations Not for Sale to: VT

Manufacturer: BASF the Chemical Company

When it comes to controlling unwanted brush, traditional mechanical methods don't really cut it. Re-sprouts and increased stem densities lead to more mowing – and more costs.

But a herbicide-based program with Arsenal controls a broad spectrum of brush species and helps reduce costs. Arsenal prevents re-sprouting, eliminates re-treats and saves money on treatment and labor. And, because Arsenal is a low-volume herbicide, it helps manage public concerns and wildlife habitats as well.

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When it comes to controlling unwanted brush, traditional mechanical methods don't really cut it. Re-sprouts and increased stem densities lead to more mowing – and more costs.

Arsenal Herbicide, 2.5 Gal.

Delivery date: 3-5 days

$179.95

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Arsenal Herbicide, BASF

When it comes to controlling unwanted brush, traditional mechanical methods don't really cut it. Re-sprouts and increased stem densities lead to more mowing – and more costs.

When it comes to controlling unwanted brush, traditional mechanical methods don't really cut it. Re-sprouts and increased stem densities lead to more mowing – and more costs.

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Arsenal Herbicide, BASF

When it comes to controlling unwanted brush, traditional mechanical methods don't really cut it. Re-sprouts and increased stem densities lead to more mowing – and more costs.

When it comes to controlling unwanted brush, traditional mechanical methods don't really cut it. Re-sprouts and increased stem densities lead to more mowing – and more costs.

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