Double Tri - Pre-emergence herbicide for the control of annual grass and dicot weeds, Kyiv region.

Double Tri - Pre-emergence herbicide for combat with annual cereals and some dicot weeds.

Advantages:
Long protective effect.
The ideal partner for tank mixes.
Not phytotoxic to crops.
Excellent control of annual grass weeds.

Characteristics
Active substance content: Metolachlor, 960 g/l
Chemical group: chloracetamides
Preparative formula: emulsion concentrate
WHO classification: III class (moderately dangerous).
Applicable:
forsunflower
for beets.
for rapeseed
forcorn
Packaging: canisters of 20 liters, the price is indicated for 1 liter.

Recommendations for use
Application features
When applying the product, the soil should have a fine-grained structure and a sufficient amount of moisture, with minimal remains of plant residues.
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Rate of consumption of the working solution: 170
200-300 л/га
Requirements for the pH of the working solution:
from 6 to 8
Compatibility: Can be used in tank mixtures.

Precautions in use
In areas of insufficient moisture, it is recommended to apply up to 5 cm apart. The effectiveness of the product decreases if the temperature drops below +5 °C.

Mechanism of action:
Metolachlor is characterized by high herbicidal activity against annual grasses and some dicotyledonous weeds. Metolachlor acts on germinating weeds. The active substance of the product penetrates mainly into the tissues of the spikes. Actively inhibits the development and division of cells due to lipid metabolism disorders. As a result of the action of metolachlor, weed seedlings stop growing and die.

Regulation of application
Culture, a processed object

Corn
Harmful object: Annual cereals and some dicotyledonous weeds
Application phase: Spraying the soil before sowing or before the appearance of crop seedlings.
Consumption rates, l/ha: 1.3

Sunflower,sugar beet, rapeseed
Harmful object: Annual cereals and some dicotyledonous weeds
Application phase: Spraying the soil before sowing or before the appearance of crop seedlings.
Consumption rates, l/ha: 1.3-1.6.