Atlantiks - pre-emergence herbicide for areas under soybean, sunflower and corn, Kyiv region.

Atlantiks (Harness) is a pre-emergence selective herbicide.
This is an analogue of the herbicide Harness, the price of which is much lower, and the characteristics and use of the drug do not differ.
Active substance - acetochlor, 900 g/l,
the form of the drug is a concentrated emulsion.
The rate of use of liter / ha - 1.5-3.0 l/ha, 140
Підходить Атлантікс гербіцид таким культурам: соя, sunflower andcorn.
Manufacturer - "Rangoli"

Container - plastic canister, 20 l, the price is for 1 l.

It will help protect your crops during the most important period for them - formation and growth during the first few weeks after sowing.

It is applied only once a year by means of soil spraying treatment. The introduction of the drug should be carried out before the appearance of the first sprouts of the culture.

Atlantic herbicide fights against annual cereals and effectively destroys dicotyledonous weeds (bitterweed, ragweed, types of ragweed, white quinoa, sorrel, and others). With the correct introduction, one treatment is enough for the entire season from germination to the collection of a ripe crop.(//tractor-service.com)

➨ The mechanism of action of the drug

At the time of spraying with the working fluid, the drug is gradually absorbed into the soil. From this moment, the destruction of harmful plants that interfere with the normal development of culture begins. It is not recommended to use the tool if the culture has already grown.

The higher the temperature, the more actively Atlantix begins to work.

➨ Advantages of using the drug:

Guaranteed protection against annual weeds;
Increase in yield;
A drug with low toxicity;
Guarantees a clean field in the most important periods of cultural development;
Protection lasts from 6 to 8 weeks, which ensures easy germination and strengthening of cultural plantings;
Preserves soil structure and moisture in moderate amounts;
Reduces the need for mechanical tillage and reduces labor costs.