Titus® is a post-emergence herbicide for the control of all grass and key dicot weeds in
maize and potatoes
Active ingredient: rimsulfuron 250 g/kg
Preparative form: water-soluble granules.
Packaging: plastic jar of 500 g and packaging of 50 g
ON CORN:
One-time deposit:
Titus® 40-50 g/ha + Trend® 90 (0.1%) 200—300 ml/ha
The selection of the application rate depends on the species composition of the weeds at the time of use (on fields infested with creeping heather and gumii, the maximum recommended dose of herbicide should be used).
Two-time deposit:
1. introduction
Titus® 30 g/ha + Trend® 90 (0.1%)
2. introduction (for the appearance of the second wave of weeds)
Titus® 20 g/ha + Trend® 90 (0.1%)
ON POTATOES:
One-time deposit:
post-emergence treatment after lifting at a crop height of 5-20 cm Titus® 50 g/ha + Trend® 90 200 ml/ha
ON TOMATOES:
Planting tomatoes: 50 g/ha in the cotyledon phase — 2 true leaves in the early stages of weed development.
Seedling tomatoes: 50 g/ha 6-10 days after planting seedlings in the soil.
DISCLAIMER:
1. It is not recommended to use Titus® on seed areas of sensitive
potato varieties, which may temporarily show yellowing and curling of the leaves. However, most varieties are not sensitive to Titus®.
2. Do not use Titus® if the potato plants are wet from rain or dew.
Titus® against annual, perennial grass and dicot weeds.
SENSITIVE ANNUAL AND PERENNIAL CEREAL WEEDS AND SEDGES:
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The name of the weed The name of the weed
Mouse-tailed carp Vyvsyug common
Glove of blood Plain plain
Creeping wheatgrass Fenugreek many-flowered
Seed millet Timofiivka, types
Mishii, Gumai species (seeds and rhizomes)
SENSITIVE DICOPY WEEDS:
The name of the weed The name of the weed
Fluted scotch The bent scotch
Common buckwheat Thistle pink
Two-row thin-leaved Rutka medicinal
Sticky marjoram
Ordinary sunflower
Chamomile, types Field mint
One-year thicket Wild poppy
Yellowtail, species of wild radish
Wrinkled rape Field mustard
Stargazer medium (Mokrets) Netreba, species
Nodular gallstones Renal gallstones
Sorrel, types of rapeseed rape
Terms of use of Titus®:
Weeds Single application (weed development phase) Double application (weed development phase)
Gumai, wheatgrass 15-25 cm Stage 1-3 leaves, then after 2-3 weeks
Millet, types Stage 1—2 leaves Stage 1—3 leaves, then after 2—3 weeks
Flat ordinary Stage 1-3 leaves to the middle of the bush Stage 1-3 leaves, then after 2-3 weeks
Mouse, species Stage 1—3 leaves Stage 1—3 leaves, then after 2—3 weeks
Other types of annual grass weeds Before tillering Stage 1—3 leaves, then after 2—3 weeks
Dicotyledonous weeds Perennial - rosette Annual - 2-4 leaves Stage 1-3 leaves, then after 2-3 weeks