Herbicide

Mikado® 85 WG; It is a systemic effective weed solution that controls both narrow and broad-leaved weeds in wheat fields at once and is used after emergence.

Technical Specifications

• Active Ingredient: 7.08% pyroxsulam+1.42% florasulam+7.08% cloquintocet-mexyl
• Formulations : WG (water dispersible granule)
• Packaging : 0.53 kg

METHOD OF EFFECT

Both active ingredients of MIKADO 85 WG are systemic.

It is used after emergence against narrow and broad-leaved weeds in wheat.

The drug is taken up by the leaves and partly by the roots and transported to the growing points.

Immediately after applying the drug, the growth of weeds stops; yellowing and dead tissue on leaves and growing points 1-2 weeks after application; As a result, it takes the weeds to death within 3-4 weeks.

APPLICATION TIME

MIKADO 85 WG is applied during the young and active growth periods of weeds (the period when narrow-leaved species have 2 leaves-4 siblings, broad-leaved species have 2-6 true leaves) when soil moisture is sufficient.

It is recommended to apply in the fields where Gökbaş and Köygöçören are dense, before these species pass the rosette period.

It should not be used before the stagnant period of weeds at the exit from winter is over, that is, before the development starts again in the spring.

It can be applied from the middle of the tillering period of the wheat until the stalking period; It is not recommended to apply wheat in the early stages such as the beginning of the tillering period or in the late periods after the stalk has emerged.

It is not recommended to be used during periods when the average air temperature is below 5 degrees, frost or heavy precipitation is expected according to the weather forecasts.

MATTERS TO BE CONSIDERED WHEN USING

MIKADO 85 WG is used in bread wheat varieties; It is not recommended to be used in durum varieties.

MIKADO 85 WG should be mixed with Dassoil 26-2N spreader-adhesive supplied in the same package.

It is recommended to apply MIKADO 85 WG by pulverizing with an average of 20 to 40 liters of water per decare.

Fan jet nozzles should be used in herbicide applications; If possible, it is recommended to use anti-drag type equipment.

It should not be applied in conditions where the cultivated plants and weeds are under stress due to drought, ongoing night frosts, extreme cold, extreme heat, and excessive precipitation, and wait until the stress conditions disappear.