AGPRO MET is a non-volatile, non-hormonal, selective, residual herbicide which is absorbed through foliage and roots and translocated throughout the plant. It inhibits cell division causing a loss of vigour and eventual plant death. Best results are obtained by treating actively growing weeds between spring and autumn.

AGPRO MET is extremely damaging to established clovers and ryegrass, and soil residues may prevent the early re-establishment of a clover/ryegrass sward. Soil residue persistence will vary according to dose rate, soil type and climate.

A minimum period of three months should elapse before oversowing. It is recommended that small areas be oversown one to two months before the planned time for sowing to check whether a damaging residue is still present. If a quick vegetation cover is required a resistant grass such as cocksfoot or browntop can be oversown.