Trevor, KE, (Acetochlor, 900 g/l)

Effective Soil Protection: Trever, EC Mechanism

The core of the Trever product is acetochlor in a high concentration of 900 g/l. This is a systemic, selective herbicide that intercepts weeds during the germination phase. Upon soil application, the active ingredient is absorbed by the sprouts and roots, effectively inhibiting protein synthesis and meristem cell development. Consequently, annual grasses and broad-leaved weeds are eliminated before they emerge.

Why Emulsifiable Concentrate (EC) Formulation Matters

The 'Emulsifiable Concentrate' (EC) formulation is chosen for its superior physicochemical compatibility with acetochlor. This form ensures emulsion stability in the tank mix and optimal adhesion to soil particles. Upon application, the herbicide forms a protective 'screen' in the topsoil, maintaining residual activity for 6–8 weeks, which is vital for protecting vulnerable early-growth stages of soybeans, sunflowers, and corn.

Technical Application Guidelines

• Dosage Control: application rates vary from 1.5 to 3 L/ha depending on soil texture (higher doses are required for heavy clay soils due to increased adsorption).
• Soil Management: maximum efficacy is achieved through proper seedbed preparation (absence of large clods) and sufficient soil moisture, which is essential for acetochlor activation.
• Safety Standards: classified as toxicity class 3. A maximum of one application per season is permitted, strictly as a pre-emergence treatment.

Manufactured by Shandong Qiaochang Chemical Co., Ltd. (China), this product provides a proven, professional solution for establishing a weed-free environment for field crops.