Select Super 1 l

Home use: 60-70 ml/10 l water.

Liquid, specialised herbicide against seed-borne and perennial annual weeds. Highly safe product for use in many dicotyledonous crops.

The dose of Select® Super should be selected according to the composition of the weeds present.
Against volunteer wheat 0,6-0,8 l/ha
Against seed-sprouting monocots: 0.6-0.8 l/ha (lower dose may be used until root rotation.)
Against seed-borne pine needles: 1,2-1,4 l/ha
Against rhizomatous pine weevils: 1,4-1,6 l/ha
Tarack wheat: 1,6-2,0 l/ha Reed and stargrass: 2,0-2,4 l/ha
Reed and stargrass: 2,0-2,4 l/ha

For seed-sprouting monocotyledonous weeds, the product should be applied at root change, at 1-3 leaf stage. In the case of cereal downy mildew, treatment should be applied in the period between rooting and the onset of tillering. In the case of heavy weed infestation or more advanced weeds, a higher dose is justified. In the case of perennial annual weeds, the application should be made at 15-20 cm of development.

Spray preparation. After the work is finished, wash the sprayer thoroughly with plenty of detergent water! Depending on the weed cover, it is advisable to apply the treatment with a fine spray at a rate of 200-300 l/ha of water.

Recommended combinations, mixing
Do not use in combination with other herbicides! The product may only be combined with fungicides, insecticides and foliar fertilisers.

Comment
Practical advice: Apply to seed-sprouting monocotyledonous weeds at root change, at 1-3 leaf stage. In the case of cereal weeds in the field, treatment should be applied between rooting and the onset of tillering. In the case of heavy weed infestation or more advanced weeds, a higher dose is justified. In the case of perennial annual weeds, the application should be made at 15-20 cm of development.

Mode of action: The active substance belongs to the group of aryloxyphenoxypropionates. It moves well in the transport system of plants, inhibiting the enzyme acetyl-S-CoA-carboxylase. It thus prevents fatty acid biosynthesis, resulting in damage to meristematic tissues. Symptoms occur in the dividing tissues of the shoot and root. The effect takes 14-21 days to take effect.