Ubeniq® 
Rinskor® active

  • Herbicide

group

  • 4

Ubeniq Rinskor active herbicide was the first product to be launched in Australia to contain the new active ingredient Rinskor. Ubeniq is now registered for use in rice for the management of sedge and broadleaf weeds, Sorghum for the management of yellowvine, and in Tropical pastures for the  management of Navua Sedge.



Technical Specifications

  • Active Ingredient
    Rinskor active
  • Application Method
    Application via SCWIIRT or Bickley boom
  • Mode of Action
    Plant cell growth disruption (arylpicolinate)
  • Formulations
    Suspension Concentrate (SC)
  • Group

    4

  • Packaging
    1 L and 5 L

Target Weeds by crop

Rice - In-flood management of sedge and broadleaf weeds

Sorghum & Fallow - Caltrop (Yellow vine) (Tribulus terrestris)

Tropical Grass Pastures - Navua sedge (Cyperus aromaticus)

Additional Resources

Ubeniq FAQs

Ubeniq Rinskor FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions for the use of Ubeniq Rinskor

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Rinskor Active Rice Herbicides Comparison Table

Rinskor Active Rice Comparison Table

Rinskor active Rice Herbicides Comparison Table

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Ubeniq Rinskor active in Sorghum technote

Ubeniq Rinskor active in Sorghum technote

New herbicide option to control caltrop (yellow vine) in sorghum, with low use rates and short withholding period of 3 days.

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Ubeniq Rinskor in Tropical Pastures FAQs

Ubeniq Rinskor active in Tropical Pastures

Frequently Asked Questions for use in tropical pastures 

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Crops

See full Ubeniq Rinskor active label for details.

Grass and Pasture

Rice

Sorghum

Features

Broad Spectrum

Broad spectrum control of many of the broadleaf weeds and sedges that infest flooded rice bays, sorghum and tropical pastures.

Resistance Management

Effective and Alternative chemistry for many weeds.

Flexibility

Use from the 3 leaf to panicle initiation growth stages of rice.

Wide application window and short grazing withholding periods in sorghum and pasture. 

Application methods

Application via

  • SCWIIRT or Bickley boom in rice
  • Foliar in sorghum and pastures