SHYFO 360SL 20L TOTAL HERBICIDE GLYPHOSATE

HERBICIDE - SHYFO (GLYPHOSAT 360G/L) 20 L Shyfo – a non-selective herbicide with systemic action in the form of a concentrate for the preparation of an aqueous solution (SL), intended for foliar application Product features HERBICIDE - SHYFO (GLYPHOSAT 360G/L) 20 L Shyfo – a non-selective herbicide with systemic action in the form of a concentrate for the preparation of an aqueous solution (SL), intended for foliar application The agent contains an active ingredient that inhibits the action of the EPSPS synthase enzyme, a key enzyme in the shikimic acid metabolic pathway, which is related to the biosynthesis of aromatic amino acids Type of crops after harvest, before the start of post-harvest (stubble fields) Forest nurseries for deciduous and coniferous trees* Ornamental plant nurseries The active ingredient glyphosate (a compound of the group of aminophosphonates) - 360 g/l (30.8%) (as isopropylamine salt (485 g/l)) Controlled weeds sensitive: geranium, chickweed, field violet, white quinoa, medium sensitivity: seagrass, couch grass, locust, annual bluegrass resistant: mugwort, goldenrod annual woody weeds annual weeds monocotyledonous weeds and broadleaf weeds Maximum/recommended dose for single use 3.0 l/ha 2.0 l/ha 3.0 l/ha 1.5 l/ha Date of application Use when monocotyledonous weeds reach a height of at least 5 cm and dicotyledonous weeds have fully developed two true leaves; At the time of treatment, the couch grass should reach a height of von 10-15 cm and form at least 4-5 fully developed leaves. Apply no later than 2 days before plowing or sowing the next crop, during the dormant period of seedlings, immediately after emergence, when they reach the phase of active leaf growth. Maximum number of treatments in the growing season: 1 Recommended amount of water: 100-400 l/ha Recommended spraying: medium drops Remarks Not in public parks and gardens, Use in sports and recreation areas, schools, kindergartens, kindergartens and health facilities. Do not use in plantings of ornamental coniferous and deciduous trees as well as in Christmas tree plantations