LAUREN 600 SC

Continuous systemic herbicide for pre-commercial and post-commercial use against annual bipartite and some cereal weeds in agricultural fields.

Category: Herbicides

Active ingredient:

aclonifen 600 g/l

Formulation:

suspension concentrate

Packing:

20 l

Mode of action:

The product quickly penetrates weeds. the active ingredient disrupts chlorophyll synthesis in weed plants, which is visible through discoloration of emerging young weeds..

Method of application

Crop	Dose rate, l/ha	Weeds	Terms of application
Sunflower	3-6	Annual broadleaved weeds and some grassy weeds	soil spraying before crop emergence
Sunflower	1-2	Annual broadleaved weeds and some grassy weeds	spraying at the 2–4 true leaf stage

Compatibility

Compatible with soil pesticides (e.g., propisochlor, acetochlor). However, in each case, it is necessary to test the drugs for compatibility.

Application features

• spraying must be carried out on finely crumbled, moist soil. Soil incorporation of the herbicide is not required; inter-row cultivation is not recommended for 2–3 weeks to avoid disrupting the protective “screen”;

• in case of post-emergence application, do not mix with any tank partners (such as crop protection products or micronutrients).

Product’s advantages

• effective control of problematic weeds, including triazine-resistant species: Chenopodium spp., Polygonum spp., Amaranthus spp., and Brassicaceae (mustard family);
• low risk of leaching into the soil;
• new mode of action against weeds;
• no residual effect on subsequent crops in crop rotation;
• active ingredient remains stable under light exposure;
• no signs of phytotoxicity on cultivated crops, even under heavy rainfall.

List of the main sensitive weeds

sensitive: rough smartweed, shepherd’s purse, flixweed, field pennycress, common field smartweed, wild radish, wild poppy, ivy-leaved speedwell, common chickweed, wild mustard, common lambsquarters, cleavers, fumitory, Persian speedwell, pale smartweed, erect wallflower, scentless chamomile, sweet-scented mayweed, spreading wallflower, many-seeded goosefoot, Swedish goosefoot;
highly susceptible: yellow foxtail, green foxtail, sow thistle, redroot pigweed, white pigweed, prostrate pigweed, wild buckwheat, velvetleaf, bleeding pigweed;
low susceptibility: common ragweed, field bindweed, jimsonweed, common cocklebur, black nightshade, wild oats.