Spraying Schedule for Herbicides.
Sr. No. Herbicide Crops Weed Species Dose a.i. / ha
I II III IV V
1.

 Alachor

 1. Cotton

 1. Echinochloa Spp.

 2.0 - 2.25 Kg

 2. Maize

 2. Euphorbia Hirta

 2.5 kg

 3. Groundnut

 3. Phyllanthus Niruri

 2.5 kg

 4. Soyabean

 4. Trianthema Spp.

 2.5 kg

 5. Sugarcane

 5. Digera Arvensis

 3.75 to 5 Kg

 6. Portulaca Oleracea

 7. Eleusine Spp.
2.

 Atrazine

 1. Maize

  1. Trianthema Spp.    0.5 to 1.0 kg

 2. Sugarcane

  2. Digera Arvensis   0.5 to 2.0 kg

 3. Potata

  3. Eleusine Spp.   0.25 kg

 4. Bajra






  4. Polygonum Spp.   0.05 to 1.0 kg
 5. Echinochloa Spp 
 6. Amaranthus Spp.
 7. Digitaria Spp.

 8. Chenopodium Album

 9. Spergula Arvensis
3.  Benthiocarb  Paddy  Echinochloa Spp  1.5 kg
4.


  Butachlor


  Paddy
 1. Eleusine Spp.  1.25 to 2.00 kg
 2. Fimbristylis Spp.
 3. Eleusine Indica
 4. Cyperus Iria 
5.







  Dalapon







  1. Tea   1. Cynodon Dactylon   2.5 to 6.0 kg
 2. Rubber  2. Digitaria Spp.   10 Kg
 3. Jute  3. Eleusine Indica   6 to 8 Kg
 4. Mesta  4. Paspalum Spp.  6 to 8 Kg
 5. Forestry


  5. Penniselum Spp.  11.0 Kg 
 6. Setaria Spp.
 7. Sorghum Halepens
6.












  Diuron












  1. Cotton  1. Amaranthus Spp.   0.75 to 1.5 kg
 2. Tea  2. Chenopodium Album   0.5 to 0.75 kg
 3. Banana  3. Convolvulus Arvensis   1.6 kg
 4. Rubber  4. Digitaria Bifaciculata  1.6 to 3.2 kg
 5. Coffee  5. Portulaca Oleracea  2.00 kg
 6. Citrus  6. Setaria Glaunca   2.0 to 4.0 kg
 7. Sugarcane  7. Xanthium Strumarium  1.6 to 3.2 kg
 8. Grapes  8. Anagallis Arvensis  1.6 kg
 9.Maize  9. Commelina Benghalensis  0.8 kg
 10. Sapora  10. Setaria Sp
   11. Coronopus Didymus    2 to 4 kg
7.












  Fluchloralin












  1. Rice 
  1. Echinochloa Sp. 
  0.56 to 0.80 kg
 0.9 kg direct seeds
 2. Cotton  2. Amaranthus Spp  0.9 to 1.2 kg
 3. Onion  3. Eclipta Alba  0.67 to 0.908 kg
 4. Lady's Finger  4. Cyperus Iria   0.9 to 1.2 kg
 5. Groundnut  5. Trianthema Spp   1.0 kg
 6. Wheat  6. Portulaca Spp  0.255 to 1.0 kg
 7. Potata  7. Panicum Spp  0.45 to 0.67 kg
 8. Brinjal  8. Eleusine Spp  0.9 to 1.35 kg
 9.Soyabean  9. Chenopodium Album  1.0 to 1.5 kg
 10. Cabbage  10. Poa Annua  0.22 to 0.67 kg
 11. Black Gram  11. Chloris Barbata  1.0 kg
8.







  Glyphosate







 		 Tea







  1. Axonopus Compressus   0.82 to 1.23 kg
 2. Cynodon Dactlyon
 3. Imperata Cylindrical 
 4. Polygonum Perfoliatum
 5. Kalm Grass
 6. Arundinella Benghalensis
 7. Paspalum Scorbiculatume
9.


  Isoproturon


 Wheat


  1. Phalaris Minor   0.82 to 1.23 kg
 2. Avena Fatua
 3. Poa Annua
10.









  MCPA









  1. Rice  1. Cyperus Rotundus  0.8 to 2.0 kg
 2. Wheat  2. Ammania Bacifera   1 kg
 3. Sugarcane






  3. Ludwigia Parviflora  5 kg 
 4. Chenopodium Album
 5. Fumaria Parviflora
 6. Carthamus Oxyacantha
 7. Melilotus Spp.
11.





  Methabenzthiazuron





  Wheat





  1. Phalaris Minor  Pre-em 1.05 to 1.4 kg
 2. Poa Annua   Post emergence 1.4 to 1.75 kg
 Early post Em. 0.70 to 0.87 kg
 3. Avena Spp.   After 16 to 18 days 
 4. Chenopodium Album
 5. Anagallis Arvensis
12.





  Metoxuron





  Wheat 





 		 1. Phalaris Minor   1.2 to 1.6 kg
 2. Avena Spp.
 3. Poa Annua
 4. Melilotus Alba
 5. Anagallis Arvensis
 6. Chenopodium Album
13.












  Paraquat Dichloride












  1. Tea  1. Imperata Cylindrical  0.2 to 1.0 kg 
 2. Coffee  2. Setaria Spp  0.25 kg 
 3. Rubber  3. Clerodendron Spp  0.3 to 0.6 kg 
 4. Sugarcane  4. Arundinella Spp  0.5 kg 
 5. Cotton  5. Commelina Spp  0.3 to 0.5 kg 
 6. Apple  6. Paspalum Spp  0.75 kg
 7. Grapes  7. Chenopodium Album  0.5 kg 
 8. Paddy (Minimal
     tillage)		  8. Fumaria Sp.
  0.3 to 0.8 kg
 9. Wheat (Minimal
    tillage) 		  9. Anagallis Sp.
  1 kg
 10. Potota  10. Digitaria Sp.  0.5 kg
14.








  Pendimethalin 








  1. Paddy  1. Echinochloa Spp.  1.0 to 1.5 kg
 2. Wheat







  2. Fimbristylis Sp
 3. Ludwigia Sp 
 4. Cyperus Iria 
 5. Phalaris Minor 
 6. Avena Sp
 7. Poa Sp
 8. Chenopodium Sp
15.









  Propanil









  1. Rice  1. Echinochloa Spp.  2 to 3 kg
 2. Potato








  2. Cyperus Difformis  1.0 kg 

 

 

 
 3. Cyperus Iria 
 4. Chenopodium Album
 5. Melilotus Sp
 6. Brachiaria Sp
 7. Fimbristylis Miliacea
 8. Lathyrus Aphaca
 9.Argemone Mexicana
16.


















  Simazine


















  1. Maize  1. Trianthema Monogyna  0.5 to 1.0 kg
 2. Fodder Maize  2. Digera Arvensis  0.5 to 1.0 kg
 3. Sugarcane  3. Echinochloa Sp  1.12 kg to 2.24 kg
 4. Tea














  4. Eleusine Sp  1.5 to 2.0 kg
 5. Xanthium Strumarium
 6. Brachiaria Sp
 7. Digitaria Sp
 8. Cleome Viscosa
 9. Polygonum Sp
 10. Dactyloctenium Aegyptium
 11. Eragrostis Sp
 12. Digitaria Sanguinalis
 13. Borreria Hispida
 14. Ageratum Conyzoides
      Commelina Benghalensis
17.  Triallate  Wheat  Avena Fatua  1.25 kg
        EE Amine Salts
18.




































  2,4-D




































  1. Sorghum  1. Echinochloa Spp  1.0  kg  1.8 kg
 2. Maize  2. Echinochloa Crusgalli  0.9  kg  0.5 kg
 3. Wheat  3. Panicum Spp  0.45 to 0.75 kg  0.5-0.75kg
 4. Sugarcane  4. Cyperus Spp.  1.2 to 1.8 kg  3.5kg
 5. Paddy  5. Ludwigia Parviflora  0.85 kg

 

 

  -
 6. Potata  6. Eclipta Alba  2.0 kg
 7. Tea  7. Ammania Bacifera  0.8kg
 
 8. Citrus Groups  8. Striga Sp.
 9. Aquatic Weeds  9. Trianthema Sp  2.5kg


 		  0.5-1.0kg
 10. Non Crop Area
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 		  10. Digera Avensis  
 11. Convolvulus Arvensis  
 12. Euphoria Hirta   NA  Salt
 13. Phyllanthus Niruri  1.0  kg Maize  
 14. Amaranthus Sp.
  0.5 to 0.8 kg
 Wheat		  
 15. Portulaca Oleracea
  2 to 2.6 kg
 Sugarcane		  
 16. Chenopodium Album
  1.5 kg aquatic
 Weed		  
 17. Asphodelus Tenuifolius
  0.5 to 1.0 kg
 Tea		  
 18. Fumaria Parviflora
  4 to 8 kg
 Non-Crop Land		  
 19. Melilotus Alba
  1.0  to 2.5 kg
 Citrus		  
 20. Spergula Arvensis  2.0  kg Grapes 

 

 

 

  
 21. Commelina Benghalensis  
 22. Eichhornia Crassipes  
 23. Trianthema Monogyna  
 24. Ageratum Sp  
 25. Parthenium Hysterophorus  
19.





















  Oxyfluorfen





















  1. Paddy





  1. Echinochloa Spp   150-240 gm
 2. Cyperus Iria 
 3. Cyperus Difformis
 4. Eleusine Indica
 5. Eclipta Alba
 6. Fimbristylis Spp
 2. Tea
 
  		 1. Digitaria Spp
 2. Imparata Cylindrical
 3. Paspalum Conjugatum
 3. Potato 
 
 
 
 
  		 1. Chenopodium Album  150-250 gm
 
 
 
 
 
 2. Coronopus Didymus
 3. Haliotropium Eichwaldi
 4. Ttrianthema Monogyna
 5. Cyperus Iria
 4. Onion
  1. Chenopodium Album  150-250 gm
 2. Amaranthus Viridis
 5. Groundnut
  1. Echinochloa Colonum  150-250 gm
 2. Digitaria Spp
20.





  Srimate





  1. Wheat  1. Phalaris Minor  5. 0 kg
 2. Potato  2. Poa Annua  5. 0 kg
 3. Peanut



  3. Echinochioa Colonum  7.5 kg
 4. Digitaria Spp
 5. Chenopodium
 6. Anagalis arvensis
21.

  Trichloro Acetic Acid

  Non Cropped Area

  1. Agropyron Repens  6.0 - 7.5 kg 

 
 2. Cynodon Dactylon
 3. Sorghum Helepense
22.
















  Anilophos
















  1. Paddy







  1. Echinochloa Spp.  
 2. Cyperus Iria  
 3. Cyperus Difformis  
 4. Eleusine Indica  
 5. Fimbristylis Miliacea  
 6. Ludwigia Parviflora  
 7. Ischaemum Rugosum  
 2. Soyabean







  1. Echinochloa Colonum  1.25 to 1.50 kg
 2. Commelina Benghalensis
 3. Cyanotis Axilaris
 4. Ageratum Conyzoides
 5. Acalypha Indica
 6. Xanthium Strumarium
 7. Acalypha Indica
23.














  Metribuzin














  1. Sugarcane  1. Cyperus Spp.  1.05 - 2.0 kg
 2. Potato  2. Cynodon Dactylon  0.525 kg
 3. Tomato  3. Chenopodium Album  0.525 kg
 4. Soybean










  4. Convolvulus Arvensis  0.350 - 0.525 kg
 5. Portulaca Oleracea
 6. Echinochloa Spp.
 7. Commelina Spp.
 8. Trianthema Monogyna
 9. Fumaria Parviflora
 10. Melilotus Spp.
 11. Phalaris Minor
 12. Digitaria Spp.
24.



















  Trifluralin



















  1. Cotton












  1. Trianthema Spp.  0.96 to 1.2 kg
 2. Acalypha indica
 3. Euphorbia spp.
 4. Commelina sp.
 5. Eleusine sp.
 6. Eragrostis tinella
 7. Phyllanthus niruri
 8. Amaranthus sp.
 9. Echinochloa sp.
 10. Cyperus difformis
 11. Cyperus iria
 2. Soybean




  1. Euphorbia Sp.  0.96 to 1.2 kg
 2. Acalypha Indica
 3. Cyperus Difformis
 4. Cyperus Iria
 5. Phyllanthus Niruri
25.








  Metolachlor








  Soybean
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 		  1. Echinochloa Spp  1.0 Kg

 

 

 

 
 2. Eleusine Indica
 3. Digitaria Sp
 4. Dactyloctenium Aegyptium
 5. Panicum Spp
 6. Cyperus Spp
 7. Amaranthus Viridis
26.







  Oxadiazon







  Transplanted Paddy
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 		  1. Echinochaloa Crusgalli  0.50 kg
 2. Echinochloa Colonum
 3. Cyperus Iria
 4. Cyperus Difformis
 5. Marsilia Quadrifoliata
 6. Eclipta Alba
 7. Ludwigia Spp
27.











  Pretilachlor











  Transplanted Paddy











  1. Echinochloa Crusgalli  0.5 to 0.75 kg
 2. Echinochloa Colonum
 3. Cyperus Difformis
 4. Cperus Iria
 5. Fimbristylis Miliacea
 6. Eclipta Alba
 7. Ludwigia Parviflora
 8. Leptochloa Chinensis
 9. Monochrea Vaginalis
 10. Penicum Repens
28.







  Diclofop Methyl







  1. Wheat  1. Avena Fatua  Registered for Export Only.
 2. Sugar Beet
 
 
 
 
 
 		  2. Phalaris Spp
 3. Loolium Spp
 4. Digitaria Spp
 5. Agrostis Spp
 6. Setaria Spp
 7. Panicum Spp

Spraying Schedule for Plant Growth Regulators.

Sr. 
No.		 Plant Growth Regulators Crops
 Weed Species
 Dose a.i. / ha
I II III IV V
1.






  Gibberallic Acid






  1. Grape Fruit  At all bloom 
 (for Fruit Seed)		  500-1000 gm
 2. Sweet Cherry  40-80 gm
 3. Grapes  For Fruit set
 		  100 ppm
 4. Grapes (Seedless)  15-60 ppm
 5. Brinjal
 
 		  Blanket spray weekly   50 ppm
 Seed treatment dibbing  10 ppm
2.

















  Alpha Naphthyl
 Acetic Acid (A.N. A.)
















  1. Tomato  At the time of Flowering  45 /20.25 ppm
 2. Brinjal  At the time of flowering  45 / 20.25 ppm
 3. Pea  At the flowering stage  10 / 45 ppm
 4. Chillies  During flowering stage  10 /45 ppm
 5. Apple

 

  6-14 day before heavy drop
 is expected		  10 / 0.12 - 0.2 ppm
 When fruits are of pea size  10 / 0.12 - 0.2 ppm
 6. Citrus


 When fruits are of pea size
 and to control malformation.
 Spray before 3 months of
 flowering 		  20 / 0.24 - 0.4 ppm
 7. Mango
 
 
 
 		  3 sprays.   10.20 ppm
 
 
 
 
 55, 70 and 85 days after 
 sowing to check the falling
 of flower & balls.
 8. Cotton    
3.













  Ethenphon













  1. Mango
 
 
 
  Breaking alternate bearing
 tendencies		  200 ppm.
 For flower induction  1000 ppm
 For post harvest treatment  500 ppm.
 2. Pineapple  For Flower induction  100 ppm.
 3. Coffee (Arabica)
  For uniform ripening of
 berries		  192 ppm.
 4. Coffee (Robusta)
  For uniform ripening of
 berries		  96 ppm.
 5. Tomato  Post harvest treatment  2500 ppm.
 6. Cucumber  For sex modification  125 ppm.
 7. Groundnut  For breaking seed dormancy  500 ppm.
 8. Rubber  For boosting latex yield  1000 ppm.
4.










  Chloro Choline
 Chloride (CCC) or
 Chlormequat
 Chloride







  1. Cotton
  Square formation to early
 flowering 		 20-40 gm
 2. (American) Cotton
     (Desi)		  Square formation to early
 flowering		  75 gm
 3. Grape  Pre bloom stage  600 - 1000 ppm.
 4. Brinjal
  Before sowing (Seed Soaking
 for 24 hours)		  50 ppm.
 5. Ber  Mid July  100 ppm.
 6. Potato
  Dipping of cut pieces for 10
 minutes		  100 ppm.
5.


















  Maleic Hydrazide


















  1. Onion
  		 Preventing of Bolting  750 ppm.
 Pre-harvest spray  
 2. Grapes
 
  		 Induction of pollen sterility;
 at an early stage of
 development of panicle		  500 - 750 ppm.
 3. Tomato  Induction of pollen sterility;
 a week prior to opening of
 first flower
  50 - 100 ppm.
 4. Onion  50 - 100 ppm.
 5. Tobacco
  Suppression of suckers;
 spraying after detopping		  2,500 - 3,000 ppm.
 6. Cow Pea
  To check apical dominance;
 before flower initiation		  50 - 200 ppm.
 7. Poppy - Opium
  Latex stimulant; one week
 before lancing		  30 - 45 ppm.
 8. Brinjal
  To induce pollen sterility;
 before opening of flower		  600 ppm.
 9. Potato  15-20 days before harvest  3000 ppm

Spraying Schedule for Fungicides.

Sr. 
No.		 Fungicides Crops
 Weed Species
 Dose a.i. / ha
I II III IV V
1.










  Benomyl










  1. Apple  Scab  1.25 gm / 10 l.w/tree
 2. Cucurbits
 		  Anthracnose  100 gm / 600 l.w
 Powdery mildew  
 3. Grapes
 
 		  Anthracnose  150 gm in 625-700 l. w.
 Powdery mildew  
 4. Groundnut  Tikka leaf spot  112.5 gm in 750 l.w.
 5. Peas  Powdery mildew
 		  125 gm in 600 l.w.
 6. Chilly  100 gm in 600 l.w.
 7. Wheat
  Loose smut
  1 gm/Kg seed restricted 
 in  use
2.








  Captafol








  1. Pea  Seed rot  3.2gm / kg seed
 
 
 2. Groundnut
  Seed and seedling
 Rot
 3. Sorghum  Seedling Blight 
 		  2.47gm / kg seed 
 
 
 
 4. Maize
 5. Chillies  Damping Off
  
 6. Tomato
 7. Soyabean
  Seed rot and Seed
 born disease		  3.2 gm / kg seed
3.















  Captan















  1. Apple  Scab  1.25 kg/ha
 2. Cabbage  Damping off
 
 		  1-1.5 gm/l
 
 
 3. Cauliflower
 4. Cherry  Brown rot  1.25 kg / 750-1000 l.w.