Alliance 660 WG, 1 kg

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Alliance 660 WG is a sulfonylurea herbicide, selective with systemic action, which absorbs the leaves through the leaves and the root is quickly translocated throughout the plant.

Treated plants: Wheat

Combat weeds: Chickweed, Common hemp-nettle, Creeping thistle, Henbit dead-nettle, Shepherd's purse

Alliance 660 WG has both active ingredients with both active and non-active components. Sulfonylurea herbicide, selective with systemic action, which absorbs the leaflet through the root and the root is quickly translocated throughout the plant. Metsulfuron-Methyl inhibits cellular division of the growth of peppermint and citrus fungi. The diflufenican compound also has systemic action, it acts by inhibiting the carotenoid synthesis process, and the weed species are highly apo-crushed and destroyed.

How to use it: 

Alliance 660 WG is applied in the spring when weed species are brewed in the weeds - over 70% and are in the optimum phase (2-4 leaves). Apply to the wheat culture when the crops are in the state of 3 leaves. The herbicide is applied at the dose of 100 gr / ha - only or associated with adjuvants, if the optimal phase of the weed strain is exceeded. The amount of water recommended per hectare is between 200 - 400 l.When the density of the crop and / or weeds is high we will use 400 l of water per hectare. Treatments do not apply when temperatures are down (below 50°C), crops stressed due to drought, baldness, attack of diseases and pests. Alliance treatment will not be applied to sandy, very light sandy. No Alliance treatment will be applied to grains overgrown with herbs, clover, or other broadleaf plants. Only one treatment with Alliance 660 WG will be applied to any grain crop. After treatment with Alliance, the equipment used will be thoroughly cleaned.

Compatibility: Alliance 660 WG is compatible with most existing phytosanitary products on the market, except for chlorpyrifos, dimethoate, flutriafol. Before using, check the compatibility lists and perform a test.