Active ingredients: fenmedifam 95 g/l + desmedifam 72 g/l + ethofumesate 120 g/l
Formulation: emulsifiable concentrate with the addition of a complex of surfactants and vegetable oil
Packaging: cans of 5 l, bottles of 100 ml
• Do you want to increase the profitability of sugar beet growing?
• But at the same time do you suffer from excessive costs?
• …and at the same time would you like to have a proven quality herbicide?
BEAM® has been receiving only positive feedback from agrarians for three years in a row!
BEAM® - PERFECT HERBICIDE AGAINST DICOTYLEDONOUS WEEDS
ON SUGAR BEET CROPS
ADVANTAGES
— Wide range of action;
— Absorbed by leaves, acts partially through the soil;
— Effect occurs 3-5 days after treatment;
— To improve the effectiveness of the product, it contains unique surfactants;
— Gentleness to culture and hard effect on weeds - this is what an agronomist needs.
APPLICATION TECHNOLOGY FEATURES
The most favorable weather for application of the product - warm, with sufficient air and soil moisture. Optimal phase of weed development — appearance of cotyledons. Subsequent weeding should be carried out after 7-10 days (depending on the appearance of new weeds).
IT IS PROHIBITED to apply BEAM® when it is hot or when the air temperature is above 25°C. In such days, treatment should be done in the evening. It is not allowed to treat plants after rain or dew, diseased and damaged (for example, by hail), during the threat of frost and immediately after them, as well as under intense sunlight.
Spraying is carried out with a tractor-mounted or self-propelled sprayer. In order to obtain maximum efficiency, it is necessary to ensure sufficient and uniform spraying of the aboveground part of weeds.
ATTENTION! It is strictly forbidden to leave the prepared working solution of herbicide for the next day.
TANK MIXES
To expand the spectrum of action on dicotyledonous weeds, we recommend using a mixture with the herbicide CARIBU®* at a rate of 30 g/ha. In this case, the consumption rate of the herbicide BEAM® can be reduced to 0.75 l/ha.
For comprehensive protection against dicotyledonous and monocotyledonous (grass) weeds, we recommend using a mixture of herbicide BEAM® with anti-grass herbicides OBERIG® and OBERIG® GRAND, produced according to the recommended rates for these herbicides. In case of combination with other preparations, it is advisable to first check their chemical compatibility.
Weeds that show high (> 90 %) sensitivity to herbicide BEAM®: Field Veronica, Galinsoga parviflora, Berizopodobnyy Bittercress, Pochetuchnyy Bittercress, Field Mustard, Common Chickweed, Ordinary Butterbur, Medium Starlitwort, Many-seeded Lambsquarters, White Goosefoot, Hybrid Lambsquarters, Prostrate Knotweed, Self-sown Poppy, Sticky Willweed, Purslane, Wild Radish, Fragrant Chamomile, Field Pansy, Field Violet, Rough Flixweeed.
Weeds that have medium (70-90 %) sensitivity to herbicide BEAM®: Blue Cornflower, Cypress Loosestrife, Ordinary Butterbur, Jminopodobnyy Shepherd's Purse.
Slightly insensitive (< 70 %) to the herbicide BEAM® weeds: Broad Bittercress, Hard Bittercress. It should always be remembered that with each subsequent pair of true leaves, weeds become increasingly resistant to any herbicides, including the herbicide BEAM®.
HOW DOES BEAM AFFECT SUGAR BEET?
According to research by Prezence LLC, a rate of application has been determined that causes leaf burns on sugar beet seedlings (fork stage) - 6-8 l/ha. However, conditions during treatment may vary. Therefore, we recommend avoiding the use of herbicide BEAM® at a rate of more than 1 l/ha during the development phase of the culture with two seed leaves.
HOW DO MIXTURES WITH HERBICIDE BEAM AFFECT SUGAR BEET?
ATTENTION! When using herbicide BEAM® in a mixture with herbicides that require the addition of surfactants (and when applying any betanane group herbicides mixed with herbicides that require the addition of surfactants), remember about the danger of leaf burns, especially under conditions where culture is stressed. If possible, it is better to apply such herbicides separately, with an interval of 1-2 days between the application of betanane group herbicides.
NOTES
When spraying with self-propelled sprayers "Timur" manufactured by Prezence LLC, the working solution rate can be from 20 l/ha.
Manual work in crops should be carried out not earlier than 7 days after treatment, and mechanized - after 3.
The product can be used in mixtures with other plant protection products (herbicides, fungicides, insecticides-acaricides, growth regulators), except for strongly alkaline ones. If you have any doubts about the compatibility of another preparation, it is advisable to carry out a preliminary test.
