Doff launches certified ferric phosphate slug killer

by | Feb 7, 2019 | News, Product News, Products | 0 comments

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Doff Portland Ltd has announced the launch of an organic slug killer based on the active ingredient Ferric Phosphate.
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This comes less than a month after DEFRA announced that Metaldehyde would be banned for use in slug control.
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Pellets containing Metaldehyde were the most popular form of slug and snail control.
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The new Ferric Phosphate product from Doff will come with two different formulations. One containing 1% Ferric Phosphate, and one at the higher concentration of 3%. Both certified with the OF&G for use in organic farming.
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The Nottingham-based company will continue to work with the Common Sense Garden initiative alongside the launch.

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