Pyramin Turbo, 10 liters

How Pyramin Turbo works
The herbicide is used in sugar beet culture to combat annual dicotyledonous weeds. It is applied at an approved dose of 2.5 l / ha. The effectiveness of the product is ensured by the presence of soil moisture, because the main action is through the soil. Applied as a soil herbicide, Pyramin Turbo destroys germinating weeds or at the latest immediately after emergence. 

What weeds fight against
Pyramin Turbo combats the main species of dicotyledonous weeds encountered in beet crops, such as: Sinapis arvensis (wild mustard), Chenopodium album, Galeopsis tetrahit, Galinsoga parviflora, Matricaria chamomilla , Stellaria media Anthemis arvensis, Lamium spp. (Dead nettle) and others.

When using Pyramin Turbo
Pyramin® Turbo is applied in early post-emergence when weeds are small in the cotyledon phase and up to 4 leaves. Better humidity will increase efficacy. The Pyramin Turbo product will be applied at a rate of no more than 2.6 kg / ha of chloridazone every 3 years.

In the next spring you can sow any culture. In autumn you can sow wheat or barley if it has been executed before. In case of beet crop destruction you can only sow beet or corn after a soil mobilization work. We recommend the use of 200-300 l / ha herbicide solution.

Action mode
Pyramin Turbo is a chloridazon-based herbicide from the pyridazinone group. Chloridazone penetrates the plants mainly through the roots, but can also be absorbed through the leaves. Because the main action is achieved through soil, the efficiency is ensured by the presence of soil moisture. Applied as soil herbicide destroys germinating weeds, or at the very latest immediately after emergence.