Active substance: Pyrazone (chloridazone) 430 gr / liter

Characteristics:

Chloridazone herbicide 430 gr / liter from the pyridazinone group. Chloridazone penetrates mainly through the roots, but can also be absorbed through the leaves. Application can be made in pre-emergence or post-emergence when inhibiting weed photosynthesis. Because the main action is achieved through soil, efficiency is ensured by the presence of soil moisture. Aplicated as soil herbicide destroys germinating weeds or at least immediately after sunrise.

Mode of action:

Pyramin FL includes in its spectrum all species of dicotyledonous weeds found in beet cultures, such as Sinapsis arvensis, Chenopodium album, Galeopsis tetrahit, Matricaria chamomilla, Stellaria media, Anthemis arvensis, Lamium spp. and others.
Maximum doses are used on medium and heavy soils, rich in humus, small doses applied on mild, poor soil in organic matter or in mixed use with other herbicides. In post-emergence, early application, when weeds are very small, allows for reduced doses.
Application before sowing, built at 3 cm (with combiner) is recommended in dry springs, on dry, well-prepared, well-prepared, grassed grasses. Preemergence administration is recommended in years with normal precipitation, on soils with sufficient humidity, uninfected with monocots, with a well-prepared germination bed.

Pyramin FL is successfully applied in early post-emergence. The best effect is whether the herbicide is done immediately after crop and weed growth (cotyledon phase). The delay in herbicide, when weeds have formed more than 2-3 true leaves, reduces efficacy.
The effect of herbicide treatment with Pyramin FL lasts from a few weeks to several months depending on soil and climatic conditions. Prior to sowing, mixing with Frontier Forte is recommended. In post-emergence, Pyramin can be combined with Betanal herbicide on Gallium-infested sites (turtle), Poultry Polygonum (knotweed). On soils infested with perennial monocotyledonous weeds (especially the rhizomes cost) is combined with aramo 50 herbicide. In the classical, one-treatment system, the above dosages are recommended. When using monogamous seeds, it is recommended to reduce herbicide doses and repeat treatments (2 to 3). Recommended doses for treatment are in this case 2-3 l / ha.

Treated plants: Sugar beet