Guidelines for use of trifluralin vs pendimethalin

Trifluralin vs pendimethalin is generally applied before planting or pre-emergence. The recommended application rate is 5.6–11.3g of active ingredient per 100 square meters, mixed with 0.6–4.5kg of water and sprayed onto the soil. For transplanted cotton seedlings, apply 48% EC (emulsifiable concentrate) at 11–15mL per 100 square meters after seeding and soil coverage. For dryland rice, apply 48% EC at 30–60mL per 100 square meters during the 2–3 leaf stage.

Maximizing Effectiveness and Yield

To prevent photodegradation, incorporate Trifluralin into the soil within 8 hours of application, achieving up to 95% weed control. For soybeans, use 48% EC at 19–23mL per 100 square meters, mix with water, and incorporate into the soil. In the southern regions, sow seeds the next day; in the northern regions, wait 5–7 days before sowing. This versatile herbicide ensures your crops remain free from weeds, maximizing yield and productivity.

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