Herbicide lontrel 300, Kyiv

Oslevskhodovy herbicide of systemic action for the fight against annual dicotyledonous and perennial root shoot weeds
Active substance: clopyralid, 300 g/l
Chemical class: pyridinecarboxylic acids
Basic unit
5 l.
Properties
Exceptionally effective against root-shooting weeds, such as species of thistle, creeping mustard and others.
It penetrates the leaves well, quickly moves to the growth points, destroys not only the aerial parts, but also the root system of weeds.
Destroys thistles at almost all stages of their development.
It also successfully suppresses a number of other problematic weeds, both annuals (species of daisies, daisies, and perennials) and perennials (dandelion, sorrel, thistle).
Regulations of application: use the drug in strict accordance with these recommendations.
Culture Object Rate of drug consumption, l, kg/ha Waiting times, days (multiplicity of treatments)
Method of processing; *exit periods for manual and mechanized works, days
Lawns Annual and perennial dicotyledonous weeds (dandelion, plantain, sorrel, yarrow, chamomile, etc.) 0.16–0.33 —(1)
Spraying on vegetative weeds after the first mowing. Consumption of working fluid — 200–300 l/ha.
* —(3)
Strawberry Perennial dicotyledons (thistles, sorrel, dandelion) and some annual dicotyledons (scented chamomile, mountain grass) weeds 0.5–0.6 —(1)
Spraying of vegetative weeds after harvesting. Consumption of working fluid — 200–300 l/ha.
* —(3)
Lavender Types of thistle, chamomile, buckwheat, mountain 0.5 —(1)
Spraying plantations in the regrowth phase of the crop. Consumption of working fluid — 200–300 l/ha.
* —(3)
Dolgunets flax Species thistle, thistle, chamomile, mountain 0.1–0.3 —(1)(//tractor-service.com)
Spraying crops in the "herringbone" phase of culture and the rosette phase of perennial root-shooting weeds. Consumption of working fluid — 200–300 l/ha.
* —(3)
Maclea heart-shaped Chamomile, thistles, mountain 0.3–0.4 —(1)
Spraying plantations in the regrowth phase of the crop. Consumption of working fluid — 200–300 l/ha.
* —(3)
Foxglove woolly 1st year of vegetation Perennial dicotyledons (thistles, sorrel) and some annual dicotyledons (non-scented chamomile, highlanders) weeds 0.2–0.3 —(1)
Spraying crops in the phase of 2–4 true leaves of the crop. Consumption of working fluid — 200–300 l/ha.
* —(3)
Woolly foxglove of the 2nd year of vegetation 0.3 —(1)
Spraying crops in the regrowth phase of the crop. Consumption of working fluid — 200–300 l/ha.
* —(3)
Spring wheat and winter wheat,barley, oats Species of chamomile, mountain thistle, thistle, thistle, lettuce, buckwheat 0.16–0.66 —(1)
Spraying crops in the tillering phase before the crop enters the tube. Consumption of working fluid — 200–300 l/ha.
* —(3)
Annual ryegrass Perennial dicotyledons (thistles, sorrel) and some annual dicotyledons (unscented chamomile) weeds 0.3 —(1)
Spraying crops in the tillering phase of the culture. Consumption of working fluid — 200–300 l/ha.
* —(3)
Spring and winter rapeseed (seed crops) Species of thistle, chamomile, mountain 0.3–0.4 —(1)
Spraying in the phase of 3–4 true leaves of spring rapeseed and before the appearance of flower buds in winter rapeseed. Consumption of working fluid — 200–300 l/ha.
* —(3)
Sugar beet Types of chamomile, mountain thistle, thistle, thistle, lettuce, buckwheat 0.3–0.5 —(1)
Spraying crops in the phase of 1–3 pairs of true leaves of the crop. Consumption of working fluid — 200–300 l/ha.
* —(3)