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Effective protection from day one: Why choose Pozitiv Plus

For farmers working with row crops, a clean field at the start of the season is the foundation of a successful harvest. Pozitiv Plus SC, developed by Sunrise Chemicals Co. Ltd., is a classic soil-applied herbicide based on prometryn. It effectively addresses the issue of annual broadleaf and grass weeds before they can compete with crops for moisture and nutrients.

Strengths and Mechanism of Action

The key advantage of this product is its selectivity. As a selective systemic herbicide, it works with precision: it inhibits weed growth without suppressing the main crop. As a soil herbicide, Pozitiv Plus creates a reliable protective barrier in the topsoil layer.

• Efficiency and Accuracy: Application rates ranging from 2 to 4 liters per hectare allow for flexible adjustments based on soil type and weed infestation levels.
• Technology: The suspension concentrate formulation ensures quick preparation of the working solution and stable composition without settling in the tank.
• Versatility: Ideally suited for potatoes, carrots, soybeans, sunflowers, peas, and coriander.

Field Application Guidelines

Unlike foliar herbicides, the efficacy of Pozitiv Plus depends directly on the quality of soil preparation. As a pre-emergence herbicide, it must be applied immediately after sowing, before the crop has sprouted. Soil moisture is critical for the activation of the active ingredient.

Key considerations for agronomists:

• A single treatment per season is sufficient to ensure a safe early development period for the crop.
• The pre-harvest interval is 60 days, making it safe for most technical and vegetable crops when used according to the label.
• Class 3 toxicity requires standard safety precautions when handling agrochemicals.

This product from Sunrise Chemicals Co. Ltd. is an optimal choice for farms focused on intensive agriculture that want to resolve weed issues at the very beginning of the season, avoiding unnecessary expenses on post-emergence treatments.