Area of use

Annual and perennial monocotyledonous weeds and some
Seed-grown dicotyledonous weed

Impact mechanism

ALS inhibitor, it inhibits protein metabolism and amino acid biosynthesis. It can enter the weed through both the leaves and roots. In post-emergence treatment, the first symptom is the cessation of growth. After 1-3 weeks, anthocyanin accumulation, yellowing, and necrosis appear on the leaves, and within 7-17 days, the plant dies.

Recommended crop protection technology

Crop	Pest	Dosage g/ha	Spray liquid l/ha	Time of treatment (according to phenological stage)
Feed corn	Annual and perennial monocotyledonous weeds and some seed-grown dicotyledonous weeds	40-60	200-300	From the 3-leaf stage to the 6-leaf stage (BBCH 13-16)

The product can only be used once per growing season!

I corn feed post-emergence, it should be applied after the crop has emerged, at its 3-6 leaf development stage. For control of seed-grown monocotyledonous weeds, it should be applied when they are at the 1-3 leaf stage. 40-50 g/ha, after their root transition 50-60 g/ha the required amount of substance.

For perennial monocotyledons, treatment should be performed when they reach a height of 10-20 cm, using an application rate of 40-60 g/ha. For susceptible broadleaf weeds that emerge from seeds, the optimal application timing is at their 2-4 leaf growth stage
timing.

To enhance the herbicidal effect, a wetting agent must always be added to the spray solution.

The product must not be used on areas where soil disinfection was performed with an organophosphorus ester-based insecticide prior to corn planting. In fields treated with organophosphorus esters, herbicide application with this product is only permitted 7 days after treatment..

If the crop treated with the product fails, the treated area can only be replanted with corn, potatoes, or tomatoes.

Aerial application: not permitted.

"Agrideal-Rimon 25 is identical to the Rimel 25 SG herbicide spray, authorized under NÉBIH number 04.2/5553-1/2016."