Accent 75 WG, 80 g

Accent 75 WG is a post-emerging sulfonylurea herbicide, which contains nicosulfuron, one of the most active active substances currently known to combat annual and perennial monocotyledon weeds. 

Treated plants: Corn 

Combat weeds: Barnyard grass, Black bindweed, Black nightshade, Black-grass, Chickweed, Common fumitory, Common windgrass, Creeping thistle, Field bindweed, Field horsetail, Field mustard, Field pansy, Field pennycress, Field sow-thistle, Henbit dead-nettle, Ivy-leaved speedwell, Jimsonweed, Johnson grass, Knotgrass, Large crabgrass, Pale persicaria, Shepherd's purse, Spear saltbush, Spotted lady's thumb, Velvet leaf, Wild radish, Yellow foxtail, Yellow nutsedge

How to use it:

Accent 75 WG is one of the most effective herbicides in combating Sorghum halepense and Elymus repens. Accent 75 WG has excellent systemicity and is translocated shortly after application, from the leaves to the underground parts of the weeds (rhizomes, roots), which it completely destroys. Nicosulfuron is very selective and has a wide application window.

To combat rhizomes or pyre, Accent 75 WG is used at a dose of 55-80 gr / ha + 0.1% TREND 90. The herbicide is carried out when the weeds are 15-20 cm tall, so that the whole amount of the active substance administered is translocated into the rhizomes. Thus, complete destruction of the entire plant, including rhizomes, is achieved. Normally, this stage of perennial grass weeds is recorded when the corn is in the 6-8 leaf stage. 

Accent 75 WG can be applied simultaneously with herbicides to control broad-leaved weeds, especially Xanthium sp. 

It is recommended that mechanical or manual work be carried out only after about 7 days after application to allow translocation into weed rhizomes. Accent 75 WG has a rapid translocation in tissues, so the rays that occur at about 4 hours after application do not adversely affect the quality of the treatment.

To combat annual grasses, the recommended dose is 45 g / ha + 0.1% TREND 90. The herbicide is carried out when the corn is in the 2-4 leaf stage. Maximum efficacy is achieved when treatment takes place prior to the breeding of grass weeds. And in this growth phase it can be used in conjunction with a herbicide to control broad-leaved weeds if the type of infestation with these species requires such a herbicide.