TATA Oliver Herbicide

Selective Post-Emergence Herbicide for Effective Grass Weed Control in Soybean

TATA Oliver is a selective post-emergence herbicide specially developed to control troublesome grassy weeds in soybean crops. It works by inhibiting the Acetyl CoA Carboxylase (ACCase) enzyme, stopping fatty acid synthesis that is essential for weed growth and survival.

Applied approximately 15–20 days after sowing, TATA Oliver effectively eliminates grassy weeds while remaining highly selective and safe for soybean crops. It minimizes weed competition for nutrients, moisture and sunlight, resulting in healthier crop growth and improved yield potential.

Product Specifications

Key Features & Benefits

• Selective herbicide for soybean crop.
• Excellent control of annual grassy weeds.
• Systemic movement ensures complete weed kill.
• Inhibits fatty acid synthesis in susceptible weeds.
• Highly safe for soybean when used as recommended.
• Provides effective post-emergence weed management.
• Reduces crop competition for nutrients, water and sunlight.
• Supports healthy crop growth and improved productivity.

Suitable Crop

• Soybean

Target Weeds

Mode of Action

TATA Oliver acts by inhibiting the Acetyl CoA Carboxylase (ACCase) enzyme, which is responsible for fatty acid biosynthesis in susceptible grassy weeds.

• Stops production of essential fatty acids.
• Disrupts cell membrane formation.
• Prevents growth of young meristematic tissues.
• Gradually kills weeds from the growing points to the roots.

Best Use Practices

• Apply when grassy weeds are actively growing.
• Spray uniformly over the weed foliage.
• Avoid spraying during strong winds or before rainfall.
• Use clean water for preparing the spray solution.
• Follow label recommendations regarding dosage and spray volume.
• Rotate herbicides with different modes of action to delay herbicide resistance.

Why Choose TATA Oliver?

TATA Oliver provides dependable post-emergence control of difficult grassy weeds in soybean through advanced ACCase inhibitor technology. Its excellent crop safety, systemic action and effective weed management help farmers maintain healthier soybean fields and achieve improved crop performance.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1. What is TATA Oliver?

TATA Oliver is a selective post-emergence herbicide designed for controlling grassy weeds in soybean.

Q2. Which crop is it recommended for?

It is recommended for soybean cultivation.

Q3. Which weeds does it control?

It controls Brachiaria, Digitaria, Dinebra, Echinochloa, Eleusine, Eragrostis and Panicum species.

Q4. How does Oliver work?

It inhibits the ACCase enzyme, preventing fatty acid synthesis and stopping weed growth.

Q5. When should it be applied?

Apply approximately 15–20 days after sowing as a post-emergence herbicide.

Q6. Is it safe for soybean?

Yes. It is highly selective and safe for soybean crops when used according to label recommendations.

Q7. Does it kill weeds from the roots?

Its systemic action moves through the weed and controls growing tissues, resulting in complete weed control.

Q8. Why choose TATA Oliver?

It provides reliable control of difficult grassy weeds, excellent soybean safety and improved crop productivity through advanced ACCase inhibitor technology.

Disclaimer

Always read and follow the product label before use. Apply only on recommended crops at the prescribed dosage. Herbicide performance may vary depending on weed stage, environmental conditions and field management practices.