Trinity 590 SC (Chlortoluron, Diflufenican, Pendimethalin) – Herbicide

Trinity 590 SC – a herbicide with the power of three active ingredients What are they like? Benefits of using Trinity weed control crop protection product? Effectively fights unwanted weeds, It contains up to three active ingredients: chlorotoluron, diflufenican and pendimethalin, which complement each other., which makes Trinity even more effective, It has a quick action, allowing you to quickly eliminate the problem Product features Trinity 590 SC – a herbicide with the power of three active ingredients What are they like? Benefits of using Trinity weed control crop protection product? Effectively fights unwanted weeds, It contains up to three active ingredients: chlorotoluron, diflufenican and pendimethalin, which complement each other., which makes Trinity even more effective, It has a quick action, allowing you to quickly eliminate the problem Will not limit the choice of succession plants, Does not need to be mixed with other products, It works both in the soil and on leaves - a broad spectrum of action, Convenience - Trinity is available in the form of a concentrate Trinity 590 SC is a plant protection product from the herbicide group manufactured by Adama It is in the form of a concentrated suspension for dilution with water (SC) It is a selective preparation It has a systemic effect It was intended for herbicidal use A product designed for use with self-propelled or beetle sprayers What is the active ingredient content in Trinity 590 SC herbicide? Chlortoluron - (related to fruits from the group of urea derivatives) - 250 g/l (21.7%), diflufenican - (related to fruits from the group of phenoxynicotinanilides) - 40 g/l (3.5%), pendimethalin - (related to zinc from the dinitroaniline group) - 300 g/l (26.1%) How does Trinity herbicide work? As you already know, the fighting agent Trinity Weeds contains three active ingredients: chlorotoluron, diflufenican and pendimethalin Each of these substances has a different mechanism of action, which means that these substances complement each other This means it doesn't matter what type of weed would attack your plants - you don't have a chance with these three! Diflufenican is absorbed by weeds during germination, and when applied after emergence, it is also absorbed by the leaves and inhibits the biosynthesis of pigments (carotenoids) necessary for plants Pigments necessary for the photosynthesis process in plants The absence of these structures leads to whitening of the leaf tissue and cell breakdown, which is particularly visible in new tissue Pendimethalin is absorbed by the roots and aerial parts of weeds, inhibits the formation of microtubules, thereby inhibiting cell division and elongation processes It combats weeds most effectively during their germination and emergence Monocotyledonous weeds are controlled until the first phase or at the beginning of the second leaf and dicotyledonous weeds are controlled until the two-leaf stage Remains effective for a long time in the fall, even against weeds that emerge later Chlorotoluron is absorbed through the roots and leaves of weeds and inhibits the photosynthesis process The best herbicidal effect is achieved by using c-herbicide in the early stages of development of weeds, i.e. h. during their germination or shortly after emergence, in the seedling phase What weeds does the Trinity plant protection product work against? sensitive weeds: field violet, chickweed, field forget-me-not (dose 2.5 l/ha), odorless maruna, common chamomile, grain broom, Persian speedwell, bedstraw, volunteer rape, grasshopper, field bunch, annual bluegrass (dose 2.5 l/ha), resistant weeds: field poppy How do I use Trinity 590 SC herbicide? Detailed information on dosage and application of Trinity can be found in the “Dosage” section and on the crop protection product label. included in the downloadable files What crops can Trinity herbicide be used on? Winter wheat, winter triticale, winter rye, winter barley, planting winter grasses (small area) What is the prevention and waiting period when using Trinity 590 SC herbicide in winter cereals? The waiting period, i.e. the period from the last use of the product to the harvest date, does not apply to Trinity Can Trinity be used for weed control without having to worry about successor plants? With a plowing depth of 10 cm, the product poses no danger to subsequent crops They are possible Temporary discoloration of grain leaves and first rapeseed leaves, has no influence on the later condition of the plants When sowing winter rapeseed without prior plowing, it is possible appearance five symptoms of phytotoxicity, especially on light soils with low organic matter content If it is necessary to close the plantation early due to frost damage to the plants, all plants can be closed after 20 cm of plowing With no-till cultivation you can grow: spring barley, spring wheat, potatoes, peas, beans (except green beans) If it is necessary to eliminate the plantation earlier in the fall you can again sow only winter wheat after plowing to a depth of 20 cm What are they like? Recommendations for using working fluid made with Trinity 590 SC? Apply the product to well-worked soil (no lumps) Sow the grain on a flat surface with a depth (3-4 cm) of cover c Work the seeds thoroughly into the soil Lower Use recommended dosages on light soils and in conditions with fewer weeds Management strategy Promotion of immunity To minimize the risk of foaming and development of weed resistance, the measure should be according to Well used Practice Agriculture:: â Follow the recommendations on the plant protection product label - use the product in a timely manner at the recommended dose to ensure the best weed control, â Adjust cultivation practices to the prevailing conditions in the field, especially the type and intensity of weeds, â Apply different methods of weed control, including crop rotation, etc., â Rotations of herbicides with different Use mechanisms of action, â Use herbicide mixtures with herbicides with different mechanisms of action, â When used alternately and/or mixed, herbicides act on several life processes of weeds, â Use a herbicide with a specific mechanism of action only once per pregnancy during the growing season of the crop, â Inform the approval holder if he is not satisfied with weed control, â For detailed information, please contact your advisor or the holder of the approval of the plant protection products Do not use the product: â in undersown grain legumes for plants weakened or damaged by disease, pests, frost or drought, â to flower ce weeds