ADVANTAGES
• Effectively destroys most malicious annual and perennial cereal weeds.
• Absolutely selective in relation to dicotyledonous crops.
• Applied when needed, regardless of the phase of crop development.
• Systemic action and original surface-active substances ensure the destruction not only of the aboveground part, but also of the root system of weeds.
• Long period of protective action, under optimal conditions one treatment is sufficient.
MECHANISM OF ACTION
The herbicide COSSACK is quickly absorbed through the leaves and stems with a movement to growth points. Slows down the synthesis of lipids (fatty acids), as a result, plant growth stops, weed growth points die off. In dicotyledonous plants, the preparation becomes part of the metabolism and quickly decomposes without harming it. COSSACK destroys more than forty species of annual and perennial cereal weeds, including volunteer cultural cereals.
PROPERTIES
Systemic action promotes rapid destruction of weeds that stop growing within 1-2 days. The first signs of the drug's effect appear after 3-7 days in the form of leaf chlorosis and browning at growth points. Complete death of weeds occurs 7-12 days after application of the preparation. Rhizomes dry up on day 12-20 after treatment. COSSACK has no restrictions when used in crop rotation. The half-life period of 1-3 days excludes the accumulation of clodine in products and getting into soil waters. COSSACK is resistant to rain already one hour after application.
GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS
The rate of consumption of the preparation and the effectiveness of herbicide treatment depend on the species composition of weeds, their phase development and physiological state. The best period for using the herbicide COSSACK is when annual weeds have formed 2-4 leaves, and perennials have grown to 10 cm. The larger the area of drug absorption, the better it will be absorbed, the higher the effectiveness will be. To destroy "volunteer" cereals, you should use rates of preparation that are recommended for the destruction of perennial weed species.
RATE OF CONSUMPTION OF WORKING FLUID
200-300 l/ha.
