PURPOSE, APPLICATION RECOMMENDATIONS
Musket ® 20 WG, granular, is recommended for use against a broad spectrum of broadleaf weeds in wheat and barley crops.
APPLICATION PERIOD AND SPECIAL FEATURES
The presence of an antidote in Musket ® ensures its unique efficacy on cereal grasses from the two-leaf stage up to the flag leaf emergence. Additionally, the antidote present in the formulation stimulates root system development in cereal grasses.
The herbicide efficacy against weeds, as indicated in the table below, can be achieved when applied at the end of crop tillering. The best effect against weeds is achieved at the following stages: annuals — 2-4 leaves, perennial broadleaf — rosette stage.
To improve herbicide penetration into weed leaves and significantly accelerate its action, it is recommended to apply it in combination with the adjuvant BioPower ® at a rate of 0.5 L/ha. It is especially necessary to add the adjuvant to the working solution during application under unfavorable weather conditions (low or high air temperatures, drought, etc.).
Optimal herbicide efficacy is ensured when crop cultivation technology is followed.
Application rate: 50-60 g/ha
APPLICATION TECHNIQUE
It is recommended to apply via fine spray at a working solution rate of 150-300 L/ha, depending on the type of field equipment: for example, flat-fan nozzles, liquid pressure 2.5-3 kg/cm2, equipment speed 6-7 km/h. For ultra-low volume and aerial application, the application rate is up to 50 L/ha.
Musket ® 20 WG is non-toxic to bees, mammals, fish, and soil organisms (3rd toxicity class according to WHO classification, 3rd hazard class according to «Hygienic Classification of Pesticides by Hazard Level»).
ADVANTAGES
Safety — no impact on subsequent crops in crop rotation.
High selectivity towards cereal crops due to the presence of an antidote.
Applicability under low temperatures (from +5 °C).
Efficacy against the most harmful weeds.
Stimulates root system development.
Dual action on weeds: through leaf surface and through soil.
Does not affect the user or the environment.
Spectrum of activity
Ambrosia artemisiifolia Ambrosia artemisiifolia
Thlaspi arvense Field penny-cress
Raphanus raphanistrum Wild radish
Anthemis spp. Field chamomile
Capsella bursa-pastoris Shepherd's purse
Sinapis arvensis Field mustard
Brassica napus Rapeseed
Helianthus annus Sunflower
Sonchus oleraceus Garden sow-thistle
Matricaria spp. Chamomile, species
Cirsium arvensis Field thistle
Amaranthus retroflexus Prostrate amaranth
Stellaria media Common chickweed
Atriplex spp. Saltbush
Chenopodium album* White goosefoot*
Anagallis spp. Field pimpernel
Bifora radians Dandelion-flowered bistort
Galeopsis spp. Common hemp-nettle
Galium aparine Cleavers
Galinsoga spp. Galinsoga
Polygonum convolvulus Bindweed
Veronica persica Persian speedwell
Viola spp. Violet, species
Senecio vulgaris Common groundsel
Lamium purpureum Purple deadnettle