Presslar
Presslar 45% is a highly effective, broad-spectrum (Broadleaf and Grass weeds) herbicide that helps crops produce more and better quality crops. Due to its unique mode of action, it gives excellent control on weeds in maize and sugarcane crop.
Description
ABOUT PRODUCT
- Active Ingredient: Atrazine 25% (W/W) +Mesotrione 5% (W/W) +Propisochlor 15% (W/W) 45% OD
- Formulation:Â Oil Dispersion 45% OD
- Function: Herbicide
- Crops: Maize and Sugarcane
- Weed: Broadleaf and Grass-like Weeds
- Dosage per acre:Â 900-1200 ml/acre
- Application Method: Foliar spray
- Mode of Action: Contact, Selective and Post emergence systemic herbicide.
- Imported, Packed & Marketed by:Â AGRIMORE PVT LTD.
Features and Mode of Action
- Atrazine is a selective herbicide used to control broadleaf weeds and weeds in corn, sorghum, sugarcane, pineapple, Christmas trees and other crops as well as conifer forestation.
- Mesotrione is used in corn plantations as a control measure for weeds and broad-leaved weeds.
- Propisochloris a selective amide herbicide. It can be sprayed in the soil before and after the germination. It can control annual gramineous weeds and some broad-leaved weeds in crop fields such as corn, soybeans and potatoes. Easy to use, fast degradation, no phytotoxicity to subsequent crops.
- Presslar 45% is a Post-emergence broad spectrum systemic weedicide which acts by absorbing in weeds through leaves & roots. This modern chemistry is made by combining Atrazine and is not only effective in the future but also provides resistance to the weeds. is an effective premix herbicide for the control of grasses, sedges & broad leaf weeds of Maize crop
| Crop | Weed | Dose |
| Maize | Broad Leave weeds, Grasses & Sedges | 900-1200 ml/acre |
- The best application period: Spray evenly at the 3-5 leaf stage of corn, and the 2-4 leaf stage of the weeds.
The spraying time should be in the morning or at dusk. When the temperature is high around noon, the spraying is easy to evaporate and affect the efficacy. Flat Fan nozzle is used for herbicide application.
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