Clinic

Systemic Weed Control: The Potential of "Clinic" Herbicide

In the market of non-selective glyphosate-based herbicides, "Clinic" serves as a trusted tool for pre-sowing field preparation or as a high-performance desiccant. By utilizing the isopropylamine salt of glyphosate, the product systemically penetrates from the leaf surface into the root system, which is vital for eradicating perennial rhizomatous and creeping weeds.

Application Scope and Efficacy

"Clinic" shows consistent success against "stubborn" species, including couch grass, field thistle, and sow thistle. It is widely applied in the cultivation of sunflowers, fodder beets, flax, and vegetable crops like watermelons and melons. Its concentrated formulation allows for the effective destruction of both grass and broad-leaved weeds, ensuring optimal crop conditions.

• Systemic Action: complete elimination of both above-ground and underground weed components.
• Versatility: dual functionality as a non-selective herbicide and a desiccant.
• Control: reliable results against cereal volunteer plants and aggressive perennial weeds.

Production of the product is shared between the facilities of Nufarm GmbH & Co. (Linz, Austria) and Jiangsu Good-Harvest-Ween Agrochemical Co., Ltd. (Jiangsu, China). This approach balances strict European quality standards with cost-effectiveness for large-scale operations. As a non-selective agent, "Clinic" requires careful handling and adherence to application rates (over 3.0 L/ha) to prevent drift and damage to non-target crops.

The product falls into toxicity class 3 and allows for a single application per season. With a pre-harvest interval of just 1 day, it offers significant operational flexibility when used for desiccation purposes.