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Growth culture

winter and spring wheat
winter and spring barley

    Technical information

    Traffic categoryI.
    Packaging100 g
    Durability3 year
    Active substance750 g/kg tribenuron-methyl
    NÉBIH (Hungarian authorization number)6300/70-1/2022
    ÉVIWhen used according to the instructions, it is not necessary.
    MVI0 days (until drying)
    Bee toxicitynot required to be labeled
    Bee-friendly technologyno
    AdvantagesA versatile and easily combinable herbicide!

    Area of use

    Seed-propagated dicotyledonous weeds, field thistle (Cirsium arvense)

    Impact mechanism

    A herbicide absorbed through both leaves and roots, moving systemically within the plant.

    Recommended crop protection technology

    CropPestDosage g/haSpray liquid l/haTime of treatment (according to phenological stage)
    Winter and spring wheat, winter and spring barleySeed-propagated dicotyledonous weeds, field thistle10-25200-300From the one-node stage to the appearance of the flag leaf (BBCH 31-37)

    The product can only be used once per growing season!

    In winter wheat, spring wheat, winter barley, and spring barley crops, the product can be applied in spring from the crop's one-node stage to the appearance of the flag leaf. Seed-propagated dicotyledonous weeds are most sensitive to the product at the 2-4 true leaf stage. For field thistle (Cirsium arvense), treatment should be carried out at the rosette stage of the weed. In cases of severe field thistle infestation or against more developed field thistle plants, the use of an effective combination partner is necessary.

    In cases of cleavers (Galium aparine) infestation, the product can be combined with a fluroxypyr-based herbicide (BARCLAY HURLER 200 EC).

    In the case of monocotyledonous or perennial dicotyledonous weed infestation, the use of an effective combination partner is necessary.

    For weeds more developed than the 2-4 true leaf stage, the product should be applied at the higher dose specified in the authorization. To enhance effectiveness, a spray adjuvant (wetting agent) must be added to the spray solution.

    In the event of crop failure, only cereals may be sown 30 days after treatment, following plowing.

    Aerial application: not permitted!