Wheat Herbicides tribenuron-methyl 75% WDG High efficiency

Scope of Application and Application Method:

Technical Requirements:

1. Application can be done on winter wheat from the 2-leaf stage to before jointing. The best efficacy is achieved when applied to weeds at the 2-4 leaf stage. Even spraying is essential; avoid missed areas or overlapping spraying.

2. Apply when wind is light. Use a two-stage dilution method: first dilute with water to create a stock solution, then add sufficient water and stir thoroughly before spraying.

3. Use a lower dosage when the temperature is above 10℃ and soil moisture is sufficient. In dry conditions, adding 1% vegetable oil-based adjuvant can improve efficacy.

4. Apply a maximum of once per season. Product Performance: This product is a highly selective sulfonylurea herbicide for wheat fields. It has good systemic activity and can effectively control common annual broadleaf weeds such as cleavers, eupatorium fortunei, shepherd's purse, chickweed, and shepherd's purse. Severe inhibition of weeds is observed 10-14 days after application, with the central leaves gradually turning chlorotic and necrotizing, followed by leaf chlorosis. Generally, winter wheat plants gradually die off completely 30 days after application. Surviving plants show inhibited growth, indicating a relatively slow effect. Cereal crops have good tolerance to bensulfuron-methyl.

Precautions:

1. Take care to prevent drift onto sensitive broadleaf crops during spraying. Do not plant broadleaf crops for 90 days after application.

2. Some sensitive varieties may develop slight burn spots after application, but these will recover within two weeks and will not affect yield.

3. Wear protective clothing, masks, and gloves when using this product to avoid inhaling the pesticide solution. Do not eat, drink, or smoke during application. 4. Wash hands and face promptly after applying pesticides.

5. Protect the environment. Do not discard unused or expired pesticides carelessly, and do not reuse discarded packaging materials. Used containers should be properly disposed of; they should not be reused or discarded carelessly.

6. Pregnant women and breastfeeding women should avoid contact with these products.

7. Do not wash pesticide application equipment in rivers, ponds, or other bodies of water, or pour wastewater from washing pesticide application equipment into rivers, ponds, or other water sources.