Khlibodar
Systemic herbicide for the destruction of all types of dicotyledonous weeds on cereals
Characteristics of the drug
Active substance:
2,4-dichlorophenoxycytic acid
2-ethylhexyl ether, 596 g/l
+ metsulfuron-methyl, 6 g/l
Preparation form:
Suspension emulsion
Packaging:
100 ml, 1 l
WHO classification:
III class
Application rates
CROPS | HARMFUL OBJECTS | RATE | |
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Winter and spring wheat, spring barley | Annual and perennial dicotyledons (common thistle, dandelion, field mustard, milk thistle (species), chamomile (species), buttercup (species), ambrosia polonista, quinoa (species), thistle), incl. weeds are resistant to 2.4 -D | 0,3-0,5 | 3-5 ml per 4-5 liters of water |
MAY APPLY IN PRACTICE |
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Lawn grasses, oats, sorghum, millet | Annual and perennial dicotyledons (common thistle, dandelion, field mustard, milk thistle (species), chamomile (species), buttercup (species), ambrosia polonista, quinoa (species), thistle), incl. weeds are resistant to 2.4 -D | 0,3-0,5 | 3-5 ml per 4-5 liters of water |
Benefits
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Reliable grain protection that has no analogues
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Contains an oil that enhances the action of 2 active substances for better weed destruction
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Allows to significantly reduce the herbicide load on the soil
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Air temperature +5 °C during processing and rain 3 hours after spraying does not affect the effectiveness of the drug
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There are no restrictions on crop rotation
Mode of action
Systemic herbicide, which includes two active substances that belong to different chemical classes and have a different mechanism of action on weeds. 2,4-D 2-ethylhexyl ether belongs to herbicides that have auxin (phytohormonal) activity, and which, in turn, differs from the amine salt of 2,4-D in terms of speed of action and effectiveness. Metsulfuron-methyl belongs to the class of sulfonylureas, which have high effectiveness against most weeds and low application rates. When these two active substances are combined, a synergistic effect occurs, when new herbicidal properties appear in the drug. This extends the spectrum of action, increases efficiency and reduces the pesticide load on both the crop and the ecosystem.
Compatibility
The drug is well compatible with Blyskavka, Ratibor Bio insecticides; Osotyn herbicides; fungicides Source. If there are doubts about compatibility with another drug, we recommend conducting a preliminary test.
Additional Information
The herbicide does not create problems in crop rotation, since sulfonylurea is applied in very small quantities (when used in the recommended rates, it excludes the occurrence of aftereffects). Manual work on crops should be carried out no earlier than 7 days after processing, and mechanized – after 3.
Features of use
The most effective period for applying the herbicide Khlibodar is the phase of intensive weed growth. The optimal phase of crop development is from the beginning of bushing to the beginning of tuberization, weeds – 2-4 leaves in annuals and the rosette phase in perennials. Weeds stop growing almost immediately after treatment. Visible symptoms of weed damage appear 2-3 days after application. Depending on the phase of development of weeds at the time of treatment with the drug, their complete death occurs within 10-20 days after treatment. The most favorable weather for applying the drug is warm, with sufficient soil moisture. An air temperature of +5 °C during processing does not affect the effectiveness of the drug, but only slightly increases the duration of weed death. Rain 3 hours after herbicide application does not affect its effectiveness.
Spectrum of action
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Sensitive weeds:common thistle, dandelion, mountain sorrel, Sofia's curlew, common buckwheat, field mustard, milk thistle (all types), wild poppy, field talaban, Lözelii dry rib, sunflower (carcass), ragweed (in the phase of up to 5 real leaves), chamomile (species), medium star, small-flowered cornflower, field violet, wild radish, mouse pea, buttercup (species), wild carrot, quinoa (all species)
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Moderately sensitive weeds:thistle (all species), plantain (species), field veronica, bitter gourd (species), nettle (species), yarrow, field birch
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Insensitive weeds:milk thistle (species), sweet nightshade, medicinal rue, black nightshade, blue cornflower, common flax
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Steady to the drug:winter and spring wheat, spring barley, lawn grasses, oats, sorghum, millet
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Sensitive weeds:common thistle, dandelion, mountain sorrel, Sofia's curlew, common buckwheat, field mustard, milk thistle (all types), wild poppy, field talaban, Lözelii dry rib, sunflower (carcass), ragweed (in the phase of up to 5 real leaves), chamomile (species), medium star, small-flowered cornflower, field violet, wild radish, mouse pea, buttercup (species), wild carrot, quinoa (all species)
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Moderately sensitive weeds:thistle (all species), plantain (species), field veronica, bitter gourd (species), nettle (species), yarrow, field birch
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Insensitive weeds:milk thistle (species), sweet nightshade, medicinal rue, black nightshade, blue cornflower, common flax
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Steady to the drug:winter and spring wheat, spring barley, lawn grasses, oats, sorghum, millet
Crops
Winter and spring wheat, spring barley, lawn grasses, oats, sorghum, millet