Mustang Forte
Mustang Forte is a selective post‑emergence herbicide designed for broad-leaved weed control in spring and winter cereals and is widely used across Central and Eastern Europe. 
Identification
MAPP 18579 Great Britain: Pesticide product number assigned by the UK Health and Safety Executive (HSE) for Great Britain. Products containing macro-organisms are authorised differently.
MARD R-72/2010 Poland: Pesticide product number assigned by the Polish Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development (Minister Rolnictwa I Rozwoju Wsi). Products containing macro-organisms may be authorised differently.
CzR 4712-0 Czech Republic: Pesticide product registration number assigned by the Central Institute for Supervising and Testing in Agriculture (ÚKZÚZ), under the Ministry of Agriculture. Products containing macro-organisms may be authorised differently.
Keml 5266 Sweden: Pesticide product registration number assigned by the Swedish Chemicals Agency, known in Swedish as Kemikalieinspektionen (KemI). Products containing macro-organisms may be authorised differently.
NOR 2019.24 Norway: Pesticide product registration number assigned by the Norwegian Food Safety Authority (Mattilsynet). Products containing macro-organisms may be authorised differently.
Formulation
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Please cite as:
AERU (2026) Pesticide Formulations Catalogue (PFC): Mustang Forte. Agriculture and Environment Research Unit (AERU), University of Hertfordshire, UK. URL: https://sitem.herts.ac.uk/aeru/pfc/Reports/2279.htm (Last accessed: 18/09/2026)
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