Equip 25 litres + Buctril Universal 10 litres, package 10 HA

Equip 25 litres + Buctril Universal 10 litres, is a professional package 10 HA that serves as post-emergence protection of corn, having a broad spectrum on weeds, classic and difficult dicots, thanks to the contribution of foramsulfuron. Equip, is a herbicide solution that constitutes the next level for securing quality and quantity in postemergence corn weed control. Universal Buctril has systemic and contact action, with high efficacy, including on weeds that are advanced in vegetation and perennial. Buctril shows a very good selectivity for wheat and corn if used at the recommended dosages and the time of application is respected.

Benefits of Equip:
- A high level of efficiency, in particular on official, annual mercury, datura and black nightshade, as well as on ryegrass thanks to the contribution of foramsulfuron.
- Fast action within 2 hours of treatment.
- Good selectivity for corn hybrids.
- Adaptivity to all weed control strategies.
- Flexibility of use for positioning: between 2 and 8 sheets.
- It can be applied every year with a ZNT of 5 meters, for all plots.
- Oily formulation OD (concentrated oily suspension) which means it is less dependent on climatic conditions;
- It requires less handling;

Benefits of Buctril:
- Thanks to the active ingredient, Bromoxynil, it is suitable for both autumn and spring sown cereals from 2 leaf stage up to GS29. In maize it can be applied at 1 leaf (GS11) up to 9 leaves unfolded (GS19).
- (low risk of washing by precipitation).
- Has a very long period of grain use (from the beginning of the breeding to the end of the bite).
- The remaining grain stocks can be used later in the corn.

Action mode of Equip:
- Under conditions of crop stress (temperatures above 30 degrees Celsius, frost, floods), in the first week after treatment, corn may have some transient follicular symptoms (slowing down, slight fading), but disappear quickly and do not influence the further development of plant and harvest level.
- Cultures such as corn and soybeans can be sown on land where Equip has recently been applied.
- Basically, any crop can be seeded safely 3 months after the application of the herbicide.
- Equip stops weed growth after 1-3 days, yellowing or redness of the leaves after 4-10 days, and progressive necrosis of the shoots after 7-20 days, followed by the death of the plant.

Action mode of Buctril:
- Is active at 5 ° C and penetrates into weeds in less than one hour of treatment;
- Rapid visible effects on the day of application, is active starting from temperatures 5 degrees C;

Methods of application:
Equip:
- Apply post-emergence.
- To combat monocotyledonous weeds and annual dicotyledons, perform treatment when corn plants have 4-6 leaves and weeds are in the 2-4 leaf stage at a dose of 1-1.5 l / ha.
- To control the sorghum (Sorghum halepense) from rhizomes, perform treatment when the corn plants have 6-8 leaves with 15-20 cm height, at a dose of 1.75-2.5 l / ha.
- To combat the pyre (Elymus repens), perform treatment (2.5 l / ha) when the pyre is up to 10 cm high and the infestations are moderate.

Wheat: 1 l / ha postemergence. The optimum moment of application is between the beginning of the twinning and the second formed node. The solution volume is 200-400 l / ha;
Corn: 0.8 l / ha, applied between stages of 4-6 leaves;

Compatibility and Recommendation:
- If you intend to tank mix Equip with other herbicides, perform a compatibility test prior to mixing.
- To test for compatibility, use a small container and mix a small amount of spray, combining all ingredients in the same ratio as the anticipated use. Wait 15 minutes after mixing and observe. If physical incompatibility develops, do not use this mixture for spraying.
- Read and follow the label of each tank mix product used for precautionary statements, directions for use, geographic and other restrictions.
- Do not apply Equip more than one time per use season and never exceed the recommended quantity.
- Buctril is compatible with a wide range of other products.