Telar XP Herbicide and the Pasture Weed Control

Telar XP Herbicide by Bayer delivers targeted foliar action and long-lasting residual control to suppress invasive broadleaf weeds across pastures, rangelands, Conservation Reserve Program plots, and industrial non-cropland. Powered by chlorsulfuron at a 75 percent concentration, this rapid-translocating formula attacks stubborn targets like henbit, wild mustard, curly dock, marestail, and buttercup while preserving desirable grass vegetation. The treatment fits directly into structured weed management plans and allows operators to combine it with other herbicides for broader coverage. Licensed land managers benefit from straightforward application logistics, especially since the product carries no livestock grazing restrictions when applied at rated dosages up to 1 1/3 ounces per acre. Clear pasture conditions and improved forage quality follow quickly without damaging established stands or crossing regulatory lines. Packaged in 8-oz and 16-oz units, this registrant product follows EPA 432-1561 standards and carries a CAUTION signal under mode of action group 3 classification.

📋 Product summary:

• Active ingredient: chlorsulfuron 75.0%
• Mode of action: Group 3
• Treats: henbit, wild mustard, curly dock, marestail, and buttercup
• Land use: pastures, rangelands, CRP lands, and industrial non-cropland
• Application rate: up to 1 1/3 ounces per acre
• Grazing restriction: none at rated dosage
• Container sizes: 8 oz and 16 oz
• EPA signal word: CAUTION / PRECAUCION