Buzzin, 100 g

Buzzin is a professional herbicide used for the control of grasses and broadleaved weeds in potatoes. It is intended for professional use only and it should be applied only once per year on the same soil.

Benefits:
- not phytotoxic to potatoes if applied at the recommended rate and as described
- it requires only a treatment per season

Action mode:
- It is taken up by roots when applied pre-emergence, or by roots and leaves, when applied post-emergence - when weeds are sprouted.
- Soil moisture positively influences the effectiveness of the product.
- Its effect can last until the end of the rows (up to 12 weeks, depending on local conditions, soil type, and climatic influences).

Methods of application:
Potatoes (pre-emergence use):
- Apply 0.75 kg product/ha in 200 – 400 l/ha water during post-planting and pre-emergence of the crop. Make sure that the boom is set at the correct height during application and that even coverage of both sides of the ridge occurs.
- In order to increase the activity of the product on soils containing greater than 10% organic matter and on mineral soils under dry conditions, incorporate BUZZIN into the top 10 – 15 cm of soil.
- Use a higher dose on a more fertile diet.
- Use a lower dose on sandy soil.

Potatoes (post-emergence use recommended for main crop varieties):
- Use 1 application of 0.35 kg/ha – 0.5 kg/ha in 130 – 400 l/ha water. Application should be carried out at or before early cotyledon stage of the weeds until the most advanced shoots of the potatoes are 15 cm long. Ensure even coverage of both sides of the ridge. It is essential that the spray penetrates the canopy in order to treat the weeds. Do not apply during windy conditions.

Early germinating weeds:
- apply BUZZIN between the cotyledon to one true leaf stage. Black bindweed is less sensitive to pre-emergence treatment and is best controlled from the cotyledon to two true leaf stage.
Late germinating weeds (including black bindweed):
- a post-emergence treatment is most efficacious. Ensure only recommended potato varieties are treated post-emergence. Perform treatment ONLY before the leading shoots reach 15cm.
Perennial grasses in situations where the potato crop follows grass:
- at first, use a suitable herbicide in Autumn. Following weeds can be controlled using a post-emergence application of BUZZIN. Common couch will be suppressed when the product is applied up to the two-leaf stage.

Compatibility:
- To increase the effectiveness of monocotyledonous weeds, it can be combined with antimigraine herbicides.

Recommendation:
- Do not apply to the textural soil group “sands”;
- Do not use on stressed crops;
- The product can be applied on the same soil only once per season;
- It is restricted from being used on crops intended for the production of seed potatoes.

FOLLOWING CROPS:
In case of crop failure, the soil must be ploughed to the depth of 15 cm. Only corn can be planted in the same field. Before planting other cultivated plants in crop rotation, plough the soil to the depth of 15 cm.
Rules to be considered and followed after using BUZZIN:
- Rapeseed, beans and red beet cannot be cultivated for 6 months on the same land.
- Clover and Lucerne (Alfalfa) cannot be cultivated for 4 months on the same land.
- Carrots can be planted on soils treated with BUZZIN 3 months after treatment and ploughing of the soil.

To prevent resistance always follow label recommendations and monitor crops regularly for any signs of poor control. Use cultural control measures wherever possible. Use sequences of herbicides with different modes of action within individual crops.

Please be sure to read, understand, and follow the full Conditions, Disclaimer, and Directions for Use. Use the appropriate personal safety equipment if required and when needed.