BRITON

Reliable crop protection for beets with "Briton"

When common lambsquarters, pigweed, or foxtail start dominating your beet fields (fodder or table), you need a fast and selective solution. Experience with "Briton" by "Agro-Delta Group" proves that this herbicide is one of those tools that ensures weed-free fields without inhibiting the crop itself. As a systemic product, it penetrates weeds, blocking their growth at the cellular level while remaining selective—a critical factor for sensitive beet crops.

Application and Effectiveness

The main advantage of this product is the combination of three active ingredients (desmedipham, phenmedipham, ethofumesate). This synergy allows for control over even overgrown weeds that mono-preparations cannot handle. In practice, I find it convenient to apply: the product works effectively as both a foliar and soil-applied herbicide, providing a long-lasting protective effect.

• Dosage flexibility: The application rate ranges from 1.0 to 3.0 l/ha depending on the weed infestation level and growth stage.
• Number of applications: Up to three treatments per season are permitted, allowing for a well-planned protection strategy throughout the vegetation period.
• Formulation: The emulsifiable concentrate is easy to mix into a working solution; it dissolves quickly and does not clog sprayer nozzles.

Handling "Briton" is quite manageable; it belongs to hazard class 3, which is standard for high-quality crop protection products, though it still requires basic safety precautions. It is important to remember that this is a post-emergence herbicide, so the best results are achieved when applied while weeds are in the cotyledon stage and the crop has already rooted.