Camix 560 SE, 1 litre

CAMIX 560 SE combats a very wide range of annual and broad-leaved annual and perennial grass weeds from maize cultivation and can be used in both pre-emergence and early post-emergence.

Treated plants: Corn

Weeds attacked: Annual bluegrass, Barnyard grass, Black bindweed, Black nightshade, Chickweed, Common fumitory, Common groundsel, Common purslane, Creeping thistle, Fat hen, Johnson grass, Knotgrass, Large crabgrass, Pale persicaria, Redroot pigweed, Scarlet pimpernel, Shepherd's purse, Spotted lady's thumb, Velvet leaf, Wild basil, Wild radish, Yellow foxtail

Camix 560 SE comes in the form of a light green to gray-green or gray-brown liquid suspension.

Due to the two active substances, Camix can be applied both pre-emergence and early post-emergence, up to a stage of culture development of 2-3 leaves (infestation with monocotyledons at the stage of 2 leaves and dicotyledons at the stage of 4 leaves).

In early postemergence, it also acts on perennial dicotyledonous weeds.

Camix 560 SE has an efficiency between 4-6 weeks, depending on the soil moisture. Irrigation of at least 10 mm is required in 10 days after treatment, to have maximum efficiency for the control of sensitive weeds.

Careful! It can be applied only where there is sufficient moisture in the soil!

In the case of a permanent weed infestation, Camix can be used in combination with another herbicide that does not contain Mesotrione.

The recommended amount of solution is 200-400 liters/ha.

Never prepare a larger amount of spray than is necessary.

Compatibility:

The product can be mixed with most herbicides used in maize cultivation, except for those containing mesotrione (eg Callisto 480 SC, Lumax 537.5 SE).

Before mixing Camix 560 SE with any other plant protection product, you should consult the compatibility tables and perform a test on that crop.

Upon early post-emergence application, the product should NOT be applied in a mixture with organophosphorus or carbamate insecticides.

Caution: Avoid overdose!