Lancelot 240 g/l + PAR Staff

Effective Grass Weed Control for Fodder Beet

For high-yield fodder beet production, early-season weed control is critical. «Lancelot 240 g/l + Adjuvant Staf» from the Dutch manufacturer F.Simonis B.V. Barneveld provides a robust solution for managing grass weed infestations. By targeting both annual and perennial grasses, this graminicide helps maintain crop health and yield potential from the earliest stages of development.

Why Choose This Formulation?

• Enhanced Efficacy: The inclusion of the «Staf» adjuvant is a game-changer. It improves the spreading and penetration of the clethodim active ingredient, ensuring that even weeds with waxy leaves are effectively controlled.
• Selective Systemic Action: Acting as a selective herbicide, it targets only grass species while sparing the fodder beet. Its systemic properties mean it travels through the plant to the roots, ensuring total destruction of perennial weeds like couch grass.
• Optimized for Field Use: As a post-emergence spray, it allows for precise timing, giving growers the flexibility to treat fields when weeds are most susceptible to herbicide uptake.

Application and Field Management

To maximize the performance of this emulsifiable concentrate, application should coincide with the active growth phase of weeds. Given its status as a systemic herbicide, it is vital to avoid spraying during periods of extreme heat, drought, or cold, as this can affect the translocation of the active ingredient. Depending on the level of weed pressure, 1–2 applications per season are typically sufficient to keep fields clean.

Produced by F.Simonis B.V. Barneveld in the Netherlands, this product is designed for professional agriculture. It is handled as a standard class 3 hazard chemical, requiring basic personal protective measures. By integrating this herbicide into your crop management plan, you ensure that your fodder beet crop doesn't have to compete for soil moisture and nutrients, leading to higher productivity and cleaner harvesting conditions.