Idaho herbicide - System selective soil herbicide against a wide range of dicotyledonous weeds in crops
sunflower and corn
Active substance: terbuthylazine, 500 g/l
Mode of action: soil.
Preparative form: suspension concentrate
Weeds: Cereal and dicotyledonous weeds
Manufacturer: DEFENDA
Packaging unit: 20 l canister, the price is for 1 l.
Shelf life: 3 years from the date of manufacture.
Idaho Herbicide Benefits:
Long-term protective effect - up to 60 days.
On corn, it is possible to spray the crop in the phase of 3-5 leaves.
Eliminates the problem with cruciferous weeds.
Not phytotoxic to cultivated plants.
Mechanism of action of Idaho herbicide:
Idaho destroys chloroplasts and suppresses the process of photosynthesis. As a result, breathing stops and the energy balance is disturbed, which causes disruption of the general vital activity of the weed and leads to its death. When applied to the soil, it is absorbed by the roots. The characteristic symptoms of the drug are yellowing of the vegetative mass followed by death (necrosis).
Idaho Herbicide Application Guidelines
The consumption rate of the drug is adjusted depending on the mechanical composition of the soil and humus. On heavy loamy soils and soils with a high content of humus, the consumption rates are maximum, respectively, light loamy and low humus require lower rates. Can be used in tank mixtures.
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After spraying, it is necessary to exclude inter-row processing, as this will lead to the destruction of the herbicide screen.
Idaho Herbicide Regulation:
Culture
Weed
Application rate, kg/l/ha
Method and time of processing
Multiplicity of treatments
Last processing period (days before harvest)
Sunflower
Dicotyledonous weeds, including cruciferous and some grasses.
1.5-2.5
To the ladder of culture
1
Corn
Dicotyledonous weeds, including cruciferous and some grasses.
1.5-2.5
1
The consumption rate of the working solution: 200-300 l/ha
Attention!!! For safe use of the drug Idaho and to achieve the maximum effect of the drug, strictly follow the manufacturer's instructions and safety rules when working with chemicals.