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Fernando Forte 300 EC
Corteva AgriscienceSKU CH-13493

Fernando Forte 300 EC

Fernando Forte 300 EC is a concentrate for preparing an aqueous emulsion, applied foliarly, intended for the control of annual and perennial dicotyledonous weeds on grassland.

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0.5 l
€29.50€36.88Halloween −20%
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Description

Content of active substances:

fluroxypyr (compound from the pyridinyloxycarboxylic acid derivatives group) – 150 g/l (14.68%)

triclopyr (compound from the pyridinyloxycarboxylic acid derivatives group) – 150 g/l (14.68%)

How to use Fernando Forte 300 EC

sensitive weeds narrowleaf plantain (up to 8 leaves), common chickweed, yarrow, dandelion, common nettle, common sorrel
moderately sensitive weeds field thistle
resistant weeds creeping buttercup

Grassland

Application timing: Use the product during the period of intensive growth of grasses and weeds, preferably in spring at the early stage of their vegetation. If the sward has been mown or grazed by animals, wait 2 - 3 weeks for regrowth, but no later than when grasses reach 25 cm in height.

Maximum dose for single application: 2.0 l/ha.

Recommended dose for single application: 1.0 – 2.0 l/ha.

Adjust the dose according to the sensitivity of the dominant weed species targeted by the herbicide treatment. Use the higher recommended dose for controlling perennial weeds.

Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 1.

Recommended water volume: 200 - 300 l/ha.

Recommended spraying: medium droplet size.

NOTE:

- Grassland heavily infested with perennial weeds and with a large number of weed seeds in the soil may require a repeat treatment the following year to ensure a long-lasting effect of the product.

- Do not apply this or any other product containing triclopyr on the same field in a total annual dose exceeding 480 g of active substance per hectare.

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