Sencor 70 WG, plic 80 g, Bayer herbicide

Product information

Sencor has a very wide spectrum of action, with a very good effect on annual dicots and annual grasses. Sencor is taken by roots to pre-emergent treatment or by roots and leaves to post-emergence treatment if the weeds are sunburned. With post-emergence administration, due to two-way plant entry, the product is more effective. At recommended doses, Sencor is well tolerated by cultures.

Treated plants: Soya, Tomatoes, Potato, Sunflower.

Combat weeds: Annual dicotyledonous weeds and some annual monocotyledonous weeds.

How to use:

Potato can be pre-emergent after planting (on billiard rebuilding) or post-emergence until the bark has a height of 10 cm. The dose used is directly proportional to the soil humus content. High doses of organic matter are required, while low soils with low humus content require lower doses. Do not apply to sandy soils. In the case of strong infestation with monocot weeds, it is recommended to use it in association with an anti-herbicide herbicide.

The volume of the solution is 200-400 l / ha.

The break time from the last treatment to the harvest is 42 days.

Tomatoes sowed directly in the field: 0.3 kg/ha 3-4 days after sowing and the second herbicide at the dose of 0.4 kg/ha cans tomatoes have 4-6 leaves true.

The break time from the last treatment to the harvest is 42 days.

Transplanted tomatoes: 0.4 kg/ha about 10 days after planting, after sowing.

Do not use Sencor 70 WG for tomato crops in the greenhouse.

Crop	Weeds attacked	Dose
Potatoes	Mono and annual dicotyledons	0.7-1.2 kg/ ha
Tomatoes	Mono and annual dicotyledons	0.4 kg/ha
Tomatoes sown directly in the field	Mono and annual dicotyledons	0.3 kg/ha preemergence + 0.4 kg/ha postemergence
Soy	Mono and annual dicotyledons	0.25-0.5 kg/ha preemergence

Additional Information

Manufacturer	Bayer
Packaging	80 g
Destination use	Population, Professionals, Trained personnel
Shelf life (years)	2
Formulations	WG-water dispersible granules
Active Substances	Metribuzin
Active Substance Concentration	700 g/kg
Against	Annual bluegrass, Annual mercury, Barnyard grass, Bermuda grass, Bird's-eye speedwell, Black bindweed, Black nightshade, Black-grass, Chickweed, Coltsfoot, Common fumitory, Common groundsel, Common hemp-nettle, Common purslane, Common windgrass, Corn buttercup, Corn chamomile, Corn spurry, Couch grass, Creeping thistle, Field bindweed, Field pansy, Field penny-cress, Field sow-thistle, Flower-of-an-hour, Goosegrass, Henbit dead-nettle, Hoary cress, Ivy-leaved speedwell, Jimsonweed, Johnson grass, Knotgrass, Large crabgrass, Myagrum perfoliatum, Pale persicaria, Purple dead-nettle, Redroot pigweed, Rough cocklebur, Rye brome, Scarlet pimpernel, Shepherd's purse, Spear saltbush, Spotted lady's thumb, Stinging nettle, Velvet leaf, Wild mustard, Wild oat, Wild radish, Yellow foxtail
Crops	Potato, Soybean, Tomatoes
Dosage	No
Timing of application	Postemergence, Preemergence
Types of weeds	annual dicotyledonous, annual monocotyledonous
Application Type	Low pressure spray

Precautionary Statements

P102	Keep out of reach of children
P103	Read label before use
P273	Avoid release to the environment
P301+P312	IF SWALLOWED: Call a POISON CENTER or doctor/physician if you feel unwell
P305+P351+P338	IF IN EYES: Rinse cautiously with water for several minutes. Remove contact lenses, if present and easy to do. Continue rinsing.
H302	Harmful if swallowed
H332	Harmful if inhaled.