Nufarm Kamba M is a selective turf herbicide built for broadleaf weed control in lawns, sports fields and parks. It carries two actives, 340g/L MCPA and 80g/L Dicamba, and it is glyphosate free, so it works on broadleaf weeds without taking the grass with them. The 5 litre pack treats up to 7,500 square metres, which puts it squarely in professional and large property territory.
What it does
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Selective on turf. Broadleaf weeds are the target while most turf species are left standing, which is the difference between weeding a lawn and starting one again.
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Two actives, not one. MCPA at 340g/L and Dicamba at 80g/L are combined in a single formulation.
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Broadleaf weeds it controls. Bindii, clover, capeweed, dock, oxalis and thistles are among those it is used against.
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Glyphosate free. Nothing in the pack is a total vegetation knockdown, so a stray pass does not leave bare ground behind it.
How to use it
Dilute with water and apply evenly through a suitable sprayer, working when weeds are actively growing rather than stressed or dormant, because a weed that is not moving will not carry the chemical anywhere. Do not use it on buffalo turf. Read the label on the container and follow its directions for mixing rates, application, timing, protective equipment and every restriction it sets out, including the turf types it is registered for. The label is the legal instruction for this product and nothing on this page replaces it. Store the concentrate out of the sun and out of reach of children.
What it suits
Home lawns of scale. An acreage lawn or a large block is where a 5 litre pack earns its place, across most common turf types other than buffalo.
Sports turf and parks. Ovals, golf tees, greens, fairways and bowling greens are the settings it was built for, where consistency over a big area matters more than convenience. Pest control products are delivered Australia wide, with delivery from $29.95.
Buffalo lawns are out, and this is not a garden bed herbicide. Anything with a broad leaf is a target, which means ornamental shrubs and perennials are just as vulnerable to spray drift as the weeds you are aiming at.
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