Active substance: 500 g / kg azimsulfuron methyl

Packaging method: 200 g

Characteristics:

Gulliver 50 WG is a herbicide with contact and radicular herbicide to combat weeds on rice. After application it is absorbed by the leaves and roots and is translocated to the growth peaks of the weeds, immediately inhibiting their growth. Shortly after absorption of the active substance, growth and competition of weeds with culture cease. The first symptoms of weeds occur after 10-15 days of application, typically as growth peaks and / or color changes necrosis.

Mode of action:

Gulliver can be applied on wet or saturated soils, as well as on covered soils of 8-10 cm of water. Apply on 3-leaf-to-breed rice, usually from 4 leaves to mid-breed (1-3 brothers). For the control of Echinochloa species, maximum efficacy is achieved between 3 leaves and the beginning of rice breeding on soils with 8-10 cm water layer and from 5 leaves to 1 brother on wet or saturated soils. In both cases, Echinochloa must be 15-20 cm high. The peppers fight when they are 10-15 cm high, respectively from the 2 leaf stage to the beginning of the breeding. Broad-leaved weeds are fought from the cotyledon stage to 5-10 cm tall. Recommended dose: 40 g / ha. In case of strong infestation with Echinochloa spp, 50 g / ha is recommended.

Water Administration:

After application of the Gulliver 50 WG herbicide, adequate water management is required to ensure proper weed control. On soils with 8-10 cm of water on application, water should be maintained for at least 5 days after application. If the product has been applied to wet or saturated soils, water should be reintroduced 2 days after treatment. And in this case, once the water layer has reached normal depth (8-10 cm), it will last 5 days to combat new weed infestations.

Suspension volume: 200-400 l / ha applied on land and at least 50 l / ha applied by aerial means.

Maximum number of treatments per year: 1

Break time: From the last treatment to the harvest, it must be 90 days.

Treated plants: Rice