Sultan 15L+ Kalif 2L+ Grounded 2L

1. Sultan Top 15L

Active substance: Metazachlor + Quinmerac
Sultan Top is a pre-emergent or post-emergence herbicide for combating monocotyledonous and annual dicotyledonous weeds in rape crops.

Action: The herbicide is absorbed through the roots and is well absorbed by the weeds when they are in the cotyledon stage - up to the first leaf. Good control is achieved when the soil is moist enough to allow the product to be distributed to the root system of weeds in the early stages of development. If the treatment is carried out under drought conditions, the product is activated by irrigation water or by precipitation subsequently.

The two active substances have complementary modes of action, such as:
- Metazachlor - inhibits the biosynthesis of lipids and thus deforms and stops growth in young plants;
- Quinmerac - Induces enzymatic activity in ethylene biosynthesis that stimulates plant hormones to produce ethylene and abscisic acid. This leads to bending the leaves, inhibiting the growth process of roots and shoots, and finally triggers the wilting of the plant.

Usage: It is applied autumn in early pre-emergence or post-emergence of crop plants.

Normal volumes of water (100 - 400 l water / ha) are used.
Approved dose: 2.0 l / ha - pre-emergence or early post-emergence.

2. Kalif

It is a systemic herbicide.
The clomazone active substance is absorbed through both roots and shoots. In the first phase, clomazone is absorbed through the roots and then translocated via xylem into the plant, acting as an inhibitor of carotenoid biosynthesis.
Control spectrum: Annual dicotyledonous weeds (Galium aparine, Stellaria media, Capsella bursa-pastoris, Thlaspi arvense, Lamium purpureum, Datura stramonium, Papaver rhoeas, Veronica hederifolia) and some monocotyledons (Echinocloa crus-galli, Aspera spica-venti)
Approved dose: 0,15 - 0,20 l / ha - Pre Emergent (within 3 days after sowing, when weeds are still small); One treatment per season
Suspension volume: 200-300 l / ha

3. Grounded: Adjuvant.