Salsa 1 kg + Pilot 20 litres, package 40 HA

Salsa is a post-emergent herbicide designed for broadleaf weed control, including Brassicaceae species hard to control such as Sinapis arvensis, Calepina irregularis, Thlaspi arvense, Descurainia Sophia and Capsella bursa-pastoris as well as other broad-leaved weeds (Geranium, Soncus, Stellaria, Matricaria, Papaver). Pilot 10 EC is a herbicide absorbed through leaves and roots and is rapidly translocated throughout the plant.

Benefits of SALSA:
- Excellent tolerance of varieties and hybrids.
- Can be applied in autumn or early spring.
- Control of an extensive weed spectrum.
- Reduced dose and minimal impact on the environment.
- Ensure quality production.
- Reduces weed reserves from the following crops.

Benefits of Pilot 10 EC:
- absorbed through leaves and roots;
- rapidly translocated throughout the plant;
- it inhibits cell division at the growth peaks of susceptible plants and root crops.

Action mode:
Salsa:
- Etametsulfuron-methyl inhibits the division of cells from growth scales to sensitive weeds. It stops the synthesis of acetolactate enzyme (ALS), blocking the production of branched-chain amino acids (valine, leucine, and isoleucine). Etametsulfuron-methyl is primarily absorbed through the leaves, but absorption can also be at the root level

Pilot 10 EC:
- It inhibits cell division at the growth peaks of susceptible plants and root crops. The active substance causes the growth, discoloration, necrosis, and finally the death of the target plants, and is visible 7 days after treatment. The full effect is visible after 2-3 weeks, depending on the weather conditions.

Methods of application:
SALSA:
- For the best results, it is applied in the early stage of weed growth. Salsa is applied post-emergence to rape culture from the cotyledon phase to 8 leaves. Before applying, it is advisable to carefully read the product label.
- Approved dose: 25 g / ha + Trend 250 ml / ha, postemergent

Recommendation::
- In case of a compromise of the rapeseed culture treated with Salsa, whatever the cause, we can sow in the autumn grain cereals. In the spring, we can resemble strawberries of spring, corn, or sunflower. Sunflower can be sown after the flower.

2. Herbicide Pilot 10 EC

Pilot 10 EC is a herbicide absorbed through leaves and roots and is rapidly translocated throughout the plant. It inhibits cell division at the growth peaks of susceptible plants and root crops. The active substance causes the growth, discoloration, necrosis, and finally the death of the target plants, and is visible 7 days after treatment. The full effect is visible after 2-3 weeks, depending on the weather conditions.

The dosage depends on the treated plant (see label).