Wing P 462.5 EC BASF - herbicide
Wing P 462.5 EC is a selective herbicide in the form of a concentrate for preparing a water emulsion (EC), applied to the soil in maize cultivation and other crops. It is designed for the control of monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous weeds, effectively eliminating among others,
Description
Wing P 462.5 EC BASF - herbicide for maize
Benefits of using Wing P 462.5 EC herbicide:
- Effective agent against monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous weeds,
- Safe to use in maize cultivation and subsequent crops,
- Can be mixed with other products to enhance the effect.
Wing P 462.5 EC is a selective herbicide in the form of a concentrate for preparing a water emulsion (EC). It has systemic action. It is applied to the soil in maize cultivation (also on a small scale in lupin, pea, alfalfa, clover, broad bean, serradella, vetch, onion, shallot, leek, sunflower, pear tree, nursery plants and in the cultivation of some ornamental plants) to control weeds.
Wing P 462.5 EC is intended for use with self-propelled or tractor-mounted field sprayers.
Wing P 462.5 EC herbicide - active substance content:
- dimethenamid-P (compound from the acetamide group) – 212.5 g/l (19.7%),
- pendimethalin (compound from the dinitroaniline group) – 250 g/l (23.2%).
Which weeds does Wing P 462.5 EC herbicide control in maize cultivation?
Sensitive weeds:
- annual grass,
- common chickweed,
- white goosefoot,
- cleavers,
- knotweed,
- field pennycress,
Moderately sensitive weeds:
- field violet,
- bindweed,
- field chamomile.
Wing P 462.5 EC BASF herbicide can be used in the following crops:
- Maize.
On a small scale:
- Narrow-leafed lupin, white lupin, yellow lupin (grown for green manure, seeds, animal feed (silage) and as ornamental plants),
- Edible pea grown for fresh (green) seeds, edible pea grown for dry seeds, edible pea grown for pods,
- Serradella, sown alfalfa, kidney vetch, sickle medick, white clover, red clover, crimson clover (incarnate), common vetch, broad bean, forage pea (field pea) grown for green manure,
- Onion, shallot grown from seed,
- Leek,
- Sweet maize,
- Common sunflower,
- Pear tree,
- Peony, hosta, astilbe,
- Ornamental plants grown from bulbs and rhizomes,
- Miscanthus,
- Fruit nursery plants, ornamental nursery plants,
WingP BASF herbicide - crop rotation:
If it is necessary to terminate the crop earlier, it is not recommended to sow sugar beet, onion or grasses in the same year.
WingP herbicide - pre-harvest interval and withholding period:
Withholding period - the time from the last application of the product to the day of crop harvest:
- Not applicable.
Withholding period for fodder - the time from the last application of the product on plants intended for fodder to the day when animals can be fed with these plants:
- Not applicable.
Warning! Plant protection products must be used safely. Before each use, read the information on the label and product information.
The buyer declares that they meet the conditions specified in Article 25 paragraph 3 point 5 of the Act of 8 March 2013 on plant protection products and have training in the use of plant protection products in the case of products for professional users. Before each use, read the information on the label and product information. Pay attention to detailed risk indications. Follow the safety rules contained on the label. Plant protection products may only be purchased by adults and persons who have completed training and have the qualifications required for persons purchasing plant protection products (Article 28 of the Act on plant protection products of 8 March 2013 as amended). Plant protection products must be used in a way that does not pose a threat to human health, animals or the environment. The purchaser of plant protection products must be sober. By using this offer, you declare that you meet the above conditions.
Application and dosage
|
Crop |
How to apply? Dosage |
When to apply? |
|---|---|---|
|
maize |
Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 4.0 l/ha. |
Apply after sowing but before maize emergence (BBCH 00). |
|
narrow-leafed lupin, white lupin, yellow lupin (grown for green manure, seeds, animal feed |
Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 4 l/ha. |
Apply before plant emergence, preferably immediately after sowing |
|
edible pea grown for fresh (green) seeds, edible pea grown for dry |
Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 4 l/ha. |
Apply before plant emergence, preferably immediately after sowing or post-emergence up to the 3rd internode stage on the main shoot (BBCH 10-33). |
|
serradella, sown alfalfa, kidney vetch, sickle medick, white clover, red clover, crimson clover (incarnate), common vetch, broad bean, forage pea (field pea) grown for green manure |
Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 4 l/ha. |
Apply before plant emergence, preferably immediately after sowing |
|
onion, shallot grown from seed |
Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 4 l/ha. |
Single treatment |
|
onion, shallot grown from seed |
First treatment: Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 1 l/ha. Second treatment: Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 1 l/ha. Third treatment: Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 2 l/ha. Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 3. |
Split dose treatments Second treatment Third treatment |
|
leek |
Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 4 l/ha. |
Single treatment |
|
leek |
Split dose treatments |
Split dose treatments |
|
sweet maize |
Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 4 l/ha. Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 1. |
Apply before plant emergence or post-emergence until the 6th true leaf unfolds (BBCH 10-16) |
|
common sunflower |
Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 4 l/ha. Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 1. |
Apply before plant emergence |
|
pear tree |
Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 4 l/ha. |
Apply throughout the development period until all leaves have fallen from the plants (BBCH 00-97). The product should be applied to the soil preferably using sprayers with shields to avoid spraying leaves and shoots. |
|
peony, hosta, astilbe |
Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 4 l/ha. |
Apply before plant emergence |
|
ornamental plants grown from bulbs and rhizomes |
Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 3.5 l/ha. |
Apply before plant emergence |
|
miscanthus |
Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 4 l/ha. |
Apply before plant emergence |
|
fruit nursery plants, ornamental nursery plants |
Maximum/recommended dose for single application: 4 l/ha. |
Apply between plants throughout the development period until plants enter dormancy (BBCH 00-97). In such cases, avoid application on plants, preferably using sprayers with shields. |













