Skip to main content
This site is best viewed using the current browser version of Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge. If you are using an out-of-date browser version or unsupported browser version, you may not experience the complete effect when viewing the site.
Voraxor herbicide

Voraxor®

Herbicide

Complete your pre-plant weed control program

Mode of action: Group 14 herbicide (formerly G)
Active ingredient(s): 250 g/L Saflufenacil, 125 g/L Trifludimoxazin


Use the versatility of Voraxor to simplify and enhance your early-season weed control. Its long-lasting pre-emergent control of broadleaf weeds delays the need for post-emergent sprays and reduces selection pressure on herbicides with other modes of action.

As a bonus, Voraxor will knock down emerged broadleaf weeds and has additive knockdown and residual impact on annual ryegrass to reinforce control of cereal cropping’s most damaging weed.

 

Key benefits

  • Up to 12 weeks' residual pre-emergent control of key broadleaf weeds
  • Residual pre-emergent suppression of annual ryegrass in lighter soils
  • Bonus knockdown control of seedling, glyphosate resistant annual ryegrass
  • Rapid and reliable knockdown control of 29 broadleaf weeds standalone and more when tank-mixed with glyphosate or paraquat

What is Voraxor® herbicide?

How it works

Voraxor’s two Group 14 (formerly Group G) active ingredients (including a brand new active ingredient: Tirexor) will knock down a large range of broadleaf weeds and, in tank-mixes with paraquat or glyphosate, young annual ryegrass – even biotypes that are now resistant to glyphosate. At higher residual rates, once incorporated by sowing, Voraxor® will control labelled key broadleaf weeds for up to 12 weeks, and provide additional suppression of annual ryegrass in lighter soils.

Growers who add Voraxor’s powerful weed control to their pre-plant spray program can be confident of having cleaner crops right through the season.

Hear what Australian growers have to say about Voraxor

Graham Barron, Ungarie NSW

Crop suitability

  • Agricultural buildings / areas

    Amaranth
    Amsinckia
    Annual ryegrass
    Annual ryegrass (Glyphosate resistant)
    Australian crassula
    Barley grass
    Bindweed / climbing buckwheat
    Blackberry nightshade
    Broadleaf
    Brome grass
    Caltrop
    Capeweed
    Charlock
    Common cat's ear
    Cow vine / Peach vine
    Crassula / stonecrop
    Fat hen
    Grass weeds
    Heliotrop
    Indian hedge mustard
    Khaki weed
    Kochia
    Marshmallow / Small flowered mallow
    Medics
    Muskweed
    Paterson's curse
    Penny cress
    Prickly lettuce
    Scarlet pimpernel
    Shepherd's purse
    Silver grass
    Slender thistle
    Snoutbean
    Sow thistle / Milk thistle
    Spiny emex
    Stinging nettle
    Storksbill
    Volunteer canola
    Volunteer cotton seedlings including Roundup Ready Flex varieties
    Volunteer pulse crops including lupin and chickpea
    Volunteer wild oats
    Wild radish
    Wild turnip / turnip weed
    Wireweed
  • Barley

    Amaranth
    Amsinckia
    Annual ryegrass
    Annual ryegrass (Glyphosate resistant)
    Australian crassula
    Barley grass
    Bedstraw / Cleavers
    Bindweed / climbing buckwheat
    Blackberry nightshade
    Broadleaf
    Brome grass
    Caltrop
    Capeweed
    Charlock
    Common cat's ear
    Cow vine / Peach vine
    Crassula / stonecrop
    Dead nettle
    Fat hen
    Field bindweed
    Fleabane
    Fumitory (Fumaria spp.)
    Grass weeds
    Heliotrop
    Indian hedge mustard
    Khaki weed
    Kochia
    Marshmallow / Small flowered mallow
    Medics
    Muskweed
    Paterson's curse
    Penny cress
    Prickly lettuce
    Scarlet pimpernel
    Shepherd's purse
    Silver grass
    Slender thistle
    Snoutbean
    Sow thistle / Milk thistle
    Spear thistle
    Spiny emex
    Stinging nettle
    Storksbill
    Volunteer canola
    Volunteer cotton seedlings including Roundup Ready Flex varieties
    Volunteer pulse crops including lupin and chickpea
    Volunteer wild oats
    Wild radish
    Wild turnip / turnip weed
    Wireweed
  • Fencelines (agricultural areas)

    Amaranth
    Amsinckia
    Annual ryegrass
    Annual ryegrass (Glyphosate resistant)
    Australian crassula
    Barley grass
    Bindweed / climbing buckwheat
    Blackberry nightshade
    Broadleaf
    Brome grass
    Caltrop
    Capeweed
    Charlock
    Common cat's ear
    Cow vine / Peach vine
    Crassula / stonecrop
    Fat hen
    Grass weeds
    Heliotrop
    Indian hedge mustard
    Khaki weed
    Kochia
    Marshmallow / Small flowered mallow
    Medics
    Muskweed
    Paterson's curse
    Penny cress
    Prickly lettuce
    Scarlet pimpernel
    Shepherd's purse
    Silver grass
    Slender thistle
    Snoutbean
    Sow thistle / Milk thistle
    Spiny emex
    Stinging nettle
    Storksbill
    Volunteer canola
    Volunteer cotton seedlings including Roundup Ready Flex varieties
    Volunteer pulse crops including lupin and chickpea
    Volunteer wild oats
    Wild radish
    Wild turnip / turnip weed
    Wireweed
  • Forestry plantations

    Amaranth
    Amsinckia
    Annual ryegrass
    Annual ryegrass (Glyphosate resistant)
    Australian crassula
    Barley grass
    Bindweed / climbing buckwheat
    Blackberry nightshade
    Broadleaf
    Brome grass
    Caltrop
    Capeweed
    Charlock
    Common cat's ear
    Cow vine / Peach vine
    Crassula / stonecrop
    Fat hen
    Grass weeds
    Heliotrop
    Indian hedge mustard
    Khaki weed
    Kochia
    Marshmallow / Small flowered mallow
    Medics
    Muskweed
    Paterson's curse
    Penny cress
    Prickly lettuce
    Scarlet pimpernel
    Shepherd's purse
    Silver grass
    Slender thistle
    Snoutbean
    Sow thistle / Milk thistle
    Spiny emex
    Stinging nettle
    Storksbill
    Volunteer canola
    Volunteer cotton seedlings including Roundup Ready Flex varieties
    Volunteer pulse crops including lupin and chickpea
    Volunteer wild oats
    Wild radish
    Wild turnip / turnip weed
    Wireweed
  • Wheat

    Amaranth
    Amsinckia
    Annual ryegrass
    Annual ryegrass (Glyphosate resistant)
    Australian crassula
    Barley grass
    Bedstraw / Cleavers
    Bindweed / climbing buckwheat
    Blackberry nightshade
    Broadleaf
    Brome grass
    Caltrop
    Capeweed
    Charlock
    Common cat's ear
    Cow vine / Peach vine
    Crassula / stonecrop
    Dead nettle
    Fat hen
    Field bindweed
    Fleabane
    Fumitory (Fumaria spp.)
    Grass weeds
    Heliotrop
    Indian hedge mustard
    Khaki weed
    Kochia
    Marshmallow / Small flowered mallow
    Medics
    Muskweed
    Paterson's curse
    Penny cress
    Prickly lettuce
    Scarlet pimpernel
    Shepherd's purse
    Silver grass
    Slender thistle
    Snoutbean
    Sow thistle / Milk thistle
    Spear thistle
    Spiny emex
    Stinging nettle
    Storksbill
    Volunteer canola
    Volunteer cotton seedlings including Roundup Ready Flex varieties
    Volunteer pulse crops including lupin and chickpea
    Volunteer wild oats
    Wild radish
    Wild turnip / turnip weed
    Wireweed

Questions and Answers from the Field

  • How do I get rid of weeds growing between my fences?

    To get rid of weeds growing between fences, use Voraxor. Voraxor is a herbicide that can simplify and enhance your early-season weed control and control weeds along your fence line.

  • How do you get rid of broadleaf weeds in Australia?

    To get rid of broadleaf weeds in Australia, use Voraxor herbicide. Voraxor is a rapid and reliable knockdown herbicide, providing control of 29 broadleaf weeds standalone and even more when tank mixed.

  • How do you manage weeds in barley?

    Voraxor is the ideal herbicide to manage weeds in barley. This versatile herbicide enhances your early-season weed control providing residual pre-emergent and knockdown weed control in barley crops. 

  • How is annual ryegrass treated?

    Voraxor herbicide is an effective way to treat annual ryegrass. Voraxor offers rapid and reliable knockdown control of a number of weeds and is an ideal treatment for annual ryegrass.

  • What herbicide kills barley grass?

    To control barley grass, use Luximax herbicide. Luximax controls annual weeds with resistance to other modes of action. For excellent control of barley grass, try Luximax.   

  • What is Voraxor?

    Voraxor is a powerful and effective herbicide that offers long-lasting pre-emergent control of broadleaf weeds. Voraxor knocks down emerged broadleaf weeds and has additive knockdown and residual impact on annual ryegrass to reinforce control of cereal cropping’s most damaging weed.

  • What herbicide is best for wheat?

    The best herbicide to control weeds in wheat crops is Voraxor. To get rid of a number of hard-to-kill weed species, use Voraxor herbicide which offers rapid and reliable knockdown control.