Safari 50 WG 60g (triflusulfuron)

SAFARI 50 WG 2x30g

Safari 50 WG is a herbicide in granulate form, for preparing a water suspension applied foliarly, intended for post-emergence control of annual dicotyledonous weeds in sugar beet and fodder beet.

The Safari 50 WG product shows active selectivity, meaning that beets have the ability to break down the product into inactive compounds.

The product is intended for use with self-propelled or tractor-mounted field sprayers.

Content of active substance: triflusulfuron methyl (a compound from the sulfonylurea derivatives group) – 500g/kg (50%)

Use of the product in crops:

• Sugar beet
• fodder beet

Sensitive weeds: purple dead-nettle, scentless mayweed, black nightshade, cleavers, knotgrass, pale persicaria, common chamomile, volunteer oilseed rape, shepherd's purse, common field pennycress, field pansy, yellow hairy cress.

Moderately sensitive weeds: fumitory, common chickweed, white goosefoot, Persian speedwell, climbing buckwheat (climbing knotweed).

Moderately resistant weeds: field violet.

Resistant weeds: prostrate pigweed.

SAFARI 50 WG dosage:

Crop	Application timing	Dose
Sugar beet, fodder beet	Apply the product from the cotyledon stage of beets until 90% closure of inter-rows (BBCH 10 - 39).	30 g/ha Safari 50 WG is applied with the addition of the adjuvant Trend 90 EC at a concentration of 0.05% (i.e. 50 ml of Trend 90 EC per 100 litres of water).

WARNING:

Rainfall earlier than 6 hours after treatment or treatment performed during prolonged drought may reduce the effectiveness of Safari 50 WG.

Do not apply the product:

− at temperatures (measured near the ground) above 20°C and/or during intense sunlight,

− when the temperature amplitude between day and night exceeds 12°C,

− on crops weakened by pests, frost, excess moisture, drought, nutrient deficiency or other factors causing growth weakening,

− before and during frost.

CROP ROTATION

The product does not pose a threat to succeeding crops grown under normal agrotechnical conditions. After harvesting beets in the same calendar year on the same field, only cereals should be grown. In the spring of the next growing season, any type of crop may be grown on the same field except ornamental plants, trees, or tree nurseries – in this case, 12 months should pass from the last application of Safari 50 WG.

In case of early termination of beet crops, within 4 months from the application of Safari 50 WG, only sugar beet, fodder beet, garden beet, flax and spring barley may be grown.