Targa Max, KE, herbicide

Targa Max — this herbicide is used to combat various weeds in fields where potatoes, sugar beets, fodder and table beets, carrots, cabbage, onions, tomatoes, cucumbers, soybeans, peas, winter and spring rice, flax and hemp are grown. The preparation is applied in crops after plant emergence. To combat cereal crop weeds, the dosage is 0.35–0.5 liters per hectare, and for eliminating annual grassy weeds — 0.5–0.75 liters per hectare. In the case of combating perennial grassy weeds and annual couch grass, the dosage is 1.0–1.5 liters per hectare. Targa Max is also used in sunflower crops to combat cereal crop weeds and annual grassy weeds. The preparation is applied once, making it convenient for use on large areas. The preparation is available in the form of an emulsion concentrate, which is easy to dilute and spray. Targa Max is a systemic herbicide acting through plant leaves, allowing it to effectively destroy weeds at various stages of their development. It has selective action, meaning it does not harm crop plants, making it safe for use in agricultural production. The manufacturer of the preparation is Nissan Chemical Europe S.A.S., located in France. The preparation is widely used in agriculture due to its high efficiency and ease of application. It is suitable for use on various types of soil and can be applied under diverse climatic conditions.