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Crop
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Harmful object
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Consumption rates of preparation, kg/ha
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Consumption rates of working liquid, l/ha
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Method, treatment time, and application features. Period of manual (mechanized) work
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Safety intervals (treatment frequency)
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Soybean
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Annual dicotyledonous weed plants
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0.006-0.008
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200-300
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Spraying of crops at the stage of 1-2 true leaves of the crop and the early stages of weed growth with the addition of 200 mL/ha of the Satellite, L surfactant
-(3)
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60(1)
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Maize
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Annual dicotyledonous weeds, including those resistant to 2,4-D and triazines
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0.015
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200-300
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Spraying the crops at the stage of 3-5 leaves of the crop and early growth stages of weeds
-(3)
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60(1)
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0.01
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Spraying of crops at the stage of 3-5 true leaves of the crop and the early stages of weed growth with an addition of 200 mL/ha of the Satellite, L surfactant
-(3)
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60(1)
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Procedure for the working liquid preparation
Prepare the working solution immediately before use. Measure the required amount of the herbicide per sprayer fill. To prepare the stock solution, fill the container (bucket, tank) one-fourth full with water, add a measured amount of the herbicide, mix until a homogeneous liquid is obtained, and make up to 3/4 volume with water.
Next, fill the sprayer tank half full with water, pour in the prepared herbicide stock solution, add the surfactant to the working solution, and fill up the tank with water with constant stirring of the solution with hydraulic agitators. At the same time, flush several times the tank, in which the stock solution was prepared, with water. During spraying, the sprayer hydraulic agitator must be turned on. The final working solution should be used immediately after preparation. After treatment with the herbicide, rinse the sprayer tank thoroughly with water and soda ash.
Prepare the working solution and refill the sprayer at designated places that are to be deactivated later.
For spraying, commercially available rod sprayers for the application of herbicides are used.
Recommendations for use
- The optimum result and the fastest herbicidal action of the product are achieved:
- Optimal choice of treatment time: At the early stages of the development of the annual dicotyledonous weeds (2-4 leaves) and with their outbreak
- Favorable weather conditions: spraying is carried out at optimum humidity and air temperature, in windless clear weather, providing full coverage of the treated surface with the working solution
- Do not use in crops that are under stress caused by frosts, a sharp decrease in temperature, drought, flooding, or other factors.
- The interval between treatment and possible atmospheric fallout should be at least 3-4 hours.
- To enhance the herbicidal activity and expand the action spectrum based on the species composition of weeds, it is recommended to use in tank mixtures with basic herbicides on soybean (Geyser, KKR, Hermes, MD, Concept, MD) and maize.
Phytotoxicity
The product is not phytotoxic at the recommended consumption rates and regulations for use.
Probability of resistance
No cases of weed resistance were reported. However, to prevent these, it is recommended to alternate in crop rotation the use of herbicides of different chemical groups differing in their mechanism of action.
Compatibility with other pesticides
The product is compatible with most herbicides, fungicides, insecticides, growth regulators, and mineral fertilizers used in soybean crops (for example, with herbicides Geyser, KKR, Hermes, MD, Concept, MD) and maize (with 2,4-D, Dicamba-based herbicides). In each case, especially when mixed with micronutrient fertilizers, a preliminary check of the components for the chemical compatibility is required.
Tifensulfuron-methyl is incompatible with organophosphate insecticides, which are used for soil, seed treatment, or spraying the leaves 14 days before or 14 days after applying the herbicide.
