Bison (Diflufenican, Florasulam, Penoksulam) Corteva – herbicide for winter cereals

Bizon – a herbicide (herbicide) in winter grain cultivation What are they like? Benefits of using Bizon weed killer? Works powerfully up to three active ingredients (3in1) It has a high level of weed control Increased effectiveness The dosage is standardized for all winter cereals and is easy to remember It can be used in the fall in a wide range of grain development stages Fights almost all broad-leaved weeds Flexible in the selection of subsequent crops Bizon is a plant protection product, more precisely a selective herbicide Product features Bizon – a herbicide (herbicide) in winter grain cultivation What are they like? Benefits of using Bizon weed killer? Works powerfully up to three active ingredients (3in1) It has a high level of weed control Increased effectiveness The dosage is standardized for all winter cereals and is easy to remember It can be used in the fall in a wide range of grain development stages Fights almost all broad-leaved weeds Flexible in the selection of subsequent crops Bizon is a plant protection product, more precisely a selective herbicide It has a systemic effect It is in the form of a concentrate for preparation before forming an aqueous solution With Bizon you can control monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous weeds such as cornflower, field violet, chickweed, purple lilac, pink lilac and poppy Locust, odorless maruna, grain broom, ivy speedwell, Persian speedwell, bedstraw, self-seeding rape, grasshopper, field bunch The Bison agent works powerfully up to three active ingredients, so you don't have to prepare tank mixes with other herbicides The developers of Bizon have taken care to ensure the highest level of weed control and increase their effectiveness In other words, it's a 3-in-1 product! The dosage of the Bizon weedkiller is easy to remember and constant You no longer have to worry about choosing dosages for the type of grain or the type of weeds to control. 1 l/ha - simple Bison can be used in the fall You can use it in a wide range of grain development stages However, if you want to achieve the best herbicidal effect, choose a treatment date of cy for the period of 1 to 4 grain leaves (BBCH 11-14) This herbicide is for use by self-propelled or beetle sprayers What is the active ingredient content in Bizon herbicide? Diflufenican (link fruits from the group of pyridinecarboxamides) - 100 g/l (9.48%), Florasulam  (linked fruits from the triazolopyrimidine group) - 3.75 g/l (0.36%), Penoksulam  (linked drugs from the group of triazolopyrimidines) - 15 g/l (1.45%) How does the Bizon weed killer work? As you already know, Bizon contains three active ingredients that complement each other The first The substance is diflufenican There is little movement in the plant It is a herbicide It has a contact effect It slows down or stops the chemical reaction (is an inhibitor) of the biosynthesis of carotenoids and chlorophyll in weed cells Their deficiency causes the leaf tissue to turn white and the cells to disintegrate This is particularly visible with new tissue After application, diflufenican remains on the soil surface for a long time A thin layer is then created that has a contact effect on the emergence of young, actively growing weeds The second and third substance There are Florasulam and Penoxsulam Exhibition they have a systemic effect. are downloaded mainly through cotyledons, leaves and partly through roots They move throughout the entire facility Both active ingredients are included opposite acetolactate synthase inhibitors (ALS/AHAS) Acetolactate synthase is an enzyme responsible for the biosynthesis of amino acids Stopping or slowing down leads to disruption of protein synthesis and therefore inhibition of weed growth and development and consequently weed death How can I get the best results with Bizon herbicide? The best weed-killing effect is achieved when you use a product against weeds that occur in the early stages of development: during germination or shortly after emergence, from the seedling stage to the 2-3 leaf stage Must weed? show up in the fall so the Bison agent can fight them? The product has a herbicidal effect when applied to the ground, so that no weeds need to be created when applied in the fall The product does not control emerging weeds come spring What weeds are there? sensitive to the use of the Bizon herbicide? Cornflower Cornflower, field violet, chickweed, purple light, light pink, field poppy, maruna odorless, grain broom, ivy speedwell, Persian speedwell, clinging bedstraw, self-seeding rapeseed, common pocket bag, field bunch In which crops can weeds be controlled with the plant protection product Bizon? Winter wheat, winter barley, winter triticale, winter rye What is the prevention and waiting period when using Bizon herbicide? The period from the last application of the product to the harvest date of the crop (withdrawal period): not applicable What are the effects of using Bizon on plants? The herbicide Bizon decomposes in the soil (microbiological degradation) and poses no threat to subsequent crops Autumn After the grain harvest, you can grow the following in the field where the Bizon plant protection product was used: winter rapeseed, all winter cereals, grasses and stubble cover crops (mustard, crimson clover) Stubble cover crops (mustard, incarnation clover) and early sown winter rapeseed may have shown temporary symptoms in the form of growth inhibition, particularly in places where the spray overlaps, at the transitions of treatment strips and headlands In the spring of the following year, after the grain harvest, all crops can be grown without further restrictions in the field where the product was spread If it is necessary to eliminate the planting sprayed in the fall earlier, in the spring after plowing you can plant spring wheat and corn The period from the last application of the plant protection product to the day on which subsequent crops can be sown or planted is 90 days What are they like? Liquid Weed Control Recommendations Utility (Herbicide) Bison? Apply the product to well-worked soil (no lumps) Sow the grain on a flat surface from depth (3-4 cm) cover c Place the seeds exactly on the ground Do not till the soil after applying the product The agent can cause temporary discoloration of the crop, but has no effect on the yield Before applying the product to winter rye, it is advisable to consult with the representative of the permit holder about the sensitivity of the winter rye variety being grown or to carry out a trial treatment on part of the plantation before using the product Recommended working pressure: 2-3 atmospheres During operation, when usable fluid is in the sprayer tank, ensure the tank is completely vented Do not use the product: for plants that are weakened or damaged by diseases, pests, frost or drought at air temperatures below 5 °C and above 25 °C after night frosts and before expected frosts in undersown cereals, legumes on plants covered with frost before expected rainfall in the wind they generate, they are suitable for transporting the usable liquid