Herbonic - an excellent herbicide for combating cereal weeds in corn crops, Kyiv region.

Herbonic herbicide - an excellent tool for combating with cereal weeds (annual and perennial: gumay, wheatgrass), as well as with some types of dicots.
Herbonic herbicide is used to control weeds in fields where corn is grown, both forsilage and forgrain.

Active substance: Nicosulfuron
Preparative form: Suspension concentrate
Chemical class: sulfonylureas
Concentration of the active substance: 45 g/l
Container: 5 liter canister, the price is for 1 liter.

In order to protect corn crops for grain and silage from annual and perennial grass and dicotyledonous weeds, specifically from scurvy, field thistle and wheatgrass, Herbonic herbicide is used. This herbicide is systemic, has selective properties and is used after the appearance of the first seedlings (phase 3-6 leaves).
Herbonic works well alone, it is better not to use it as additives to such substances as lentagran and bazagran. Burns of the leaves may appear.
Herbonic herbicide is used to treatcorn, which is intended for grain and silage, except for those varieties that will be used as green fodder.(//tractor-service.com)

HERBONIK herbicide: standards of use
Culture (object) being processed - Object against which it is processed - Phase of the weed - Method of processing - Maximum multiplicity of processing - Consumption rate of the drug

* Corn
- annuals, perennials, cereals, dicotyledons
-4-10 leaves
- Spraying crops
-1
-1-1.25

Treatment of plants with Herbonic herbicide should be carried out in the morning in windless weather. If the recommended norm is exceeded, no phytotoxicity is observed for the culture. However, to achieve the desired effect, the following concentration of the drug per hectare of corn is sufficient: 1 - 1.5 liters. 1 liter per hectare is enough to control annual weeds. it is possible to increase the concentration to 1.5 liters for processing very clogged areas with perennial types of weeds.
The herbicide is not toxic and it can be used near populated areas.