Stomp Aqua 0,75 l

Home use: 110 ml/10 l water.

It is approved for use in a wide range of crops, is very stable in soil and is a basic herbicide.
Herbicide to prevent damage to seed-bearing grasses and many dicotyledonous weeds.

DOSAGE:3-3,5 l/ha depending on the crop

TECHNOLOGICAL RECOMMENDATIONS
In grassland: may be used preemergence or postemergence throughout the tillering period. To increase efficacy and broaden the targeted weed spectrum, it is recommended to combine with Alliance® 660 WG at early application

In rice: use within three days of sowing or post-emergence at 1-2 leaf stage. (Rice should be sown 2-3 cm deep!)

In maize: if used preemergently, maize should be sown at 3-4 cm depth, postemergent application is possible from the crop's ear stage to four leaf development. For control of dicotyledonous perennial weeds, supplement with U-46® D Fluid or Oceal® as needed.

In sunflowers: may be mixed 1-2 cm deep into the soil before sowing. In preemergence, use within three days after sowing. Global® Duplo preemergent is recommended for control of biennial weeds.

In green peas, dry peas, broad beans: pre-emergent, to be sprayed within 4-5 days after sowing.

In soybean: work into the soil at pre-sowing application, shallowly - 1-2 cm - or spray on the surface of well tilled soil within 2-3 days after sowing (preemergence). Command® 48 EC is an excellent combination partner for control of two-flowered weeds.

In tobacco: for weed control, work 2-3 cm deep into the soil before planting. For duckweed control, use at the emergence of axillary flowers at the start of flowering, after topping, when ducks are 1-3 cm mature. A solution of 10-20 ml of 1,1 % solution per tube is required to completely wash the plant.

In red onions, garlic and onions: for onion bulb cultivation or for the production of seed-bearing onions, spray immediately after plugging. For onions sown from seed, control must be carried out within three days, subject to a mandatory sowing depth of 3 cm.

In cabbage, kale, Brussels sprouts, cauliflower and kohlrabi: spray on the ground before planting, but a 1-2 cm incorporation in dry weather will significantly improve efficacy.

In carrots and parsley: use preemergence, 4-5 days after sowing, while in celery: apply 8-10 days before planting.

In peppers and tomatoes: spray on the soil 8-10 days before planting.

Potatoes: apply after the final ridge is formed, ensuring that the potato sprouts are still covered by at least 3-4 cm of soil.

In lucerne: for control of alfalfa, use only as a spot treatment. The herbicide can be applied in early spring, before frost, when the crop is dormant.

In apple crops (apples, pears, naspolya, quince) and stone fruit crops (apricots, peaches, cherries, sour cherries, plums, ring hops): can be applied in early spring on well tilled, fine crumbly soil.

In berry crops (currants, cassis, pears, raspberries, blackberries, strawberries): in early spring, spray on soil free of weeds and plant debris (in strawberries, treatment should be applied only when the crop is dormant).

In grapes (wine and table grapes): apply in spring, before the grapes fade, on a surface with fine crumbs.

In herbs and spices (cumin, fennel, dill, anise, angelica, lesty, coriander, coriander, meadowsweet, safflower): use preemergence after sowing but before emergence.

In woody plants (tulips, daffodils): during the dormant period of the bulbs, they should be sprayed so that they are covered by at least 3-4 cm of soil.

Forestry (nursery, basketgrass, conifers, ornamental shrubs, pines): treatment should be applied in a weed-free area before the plants have faded.

In red clover: apply before the emergence of weeds.

In asparagus: to be used from the year following planting, after bush clearing. In celandine: may be applied before planting the crop.

CONTACT
Seed-sprouting monocotyledons and some dicotyledons.

MECHANISM OF ACTION
Pendimethalin inhibits cell division and elongation, thus preventing the emergence of germinating weeds. It stops the root growth of already germinated seeds, making root migration virtually impossible in monocotyledonous weeds.