Description

Acetochlor is a widely used herbicide. The effective period of controlling weeds is longer. A single application can control the entire growth period without weed damage.

Scope of use of acetochlor herbicide

Acetochlor is a selective pre-emergent herbicide suitable for soybeans. peanut. corn. rape. sugar cane. cotton. potato. Chinese cabbage. radish. Kale. brocoli. tomato. chili. eggplant. celery. carrot. lettuce. Chrysanthemum chrysanthemum. Leguminous vegetables. Tangerine. Grape. Acetochlor versus Crabgrass. Setaria. Goosegrass. Barnyard grass. Daughter of gold. Look at Mai Niang. Wild oats. Bluegrass. Hard grass. Annual grassy weeds such as teff are particularly effective. On Chenopodiaceae. Amaranthaceae. Polygonaceae. Commelina. Cow chickweed. Broad-leaf weeds such as wormwood also have certain control effects. However, the effect is worse than that on grass weeds, and it is ineffective on perennial weeds.

How to use

1. Use 100-140 ml of 50% EC per acre in peanut fields.
2. Use 90-120 ml of soybeans per acre.
3. Therefore,Use 95-150 ml of corn per acre.

Precautions

1. And acetochlor is sensitive to cucumbers, spinach, leeks, wheat and other crops and should not be used.
2. Acetochlor is mainly absorbed through the young shoots and roots of weeds. Therefore, pesticides must be applied before the weeds emerge and covered with soil after the pesticides are applied.
3. When spraying, spray the ground until it is wet. Do not apply pesticides repeatedly, otherwise, crops will suffer phytotoxicity.

The above is an introduction to the scope of use of acetochlor herbicide.  But brassicaceae. Legumes and other crops. Mainly prevent and control matang. Barnyard grass. Setaria. Purslane etc. But not effective against perennial weeds.