Chaco

ACTION OF CHACO:

CHACO is a herbicide with exceptional mobility within plant tissues. As a systemic product, it is rapidly absorbed through the leaves of weeds and then quickly transported to all organs, including the roots. This causes immediate growth inhibition, characteristic deformation, and eventual death of unwanted plants. It achieves the highest effectiveness during warm and humid weather, which significantly accelerates the visible herbicidal effect.

The preparation shows absolute effectiveness against cleavers (up to 8 cm height) as well as scentless mayweed and field thistle. Thanks to its two-component formula, CHACO performs well even at lower temperatures, guaranteeing complete field clearance of perennial and annual weeds. It is a reliable solution for spring corrections, providing cultivated plants with optimal conditions for development without competition for light and nutrients.

CONTENT OF ACTIVE SUBSTANCES:

chlopyralid (a substance from the pyridinecarboxylic acid derivatives group) - 267 g/l (22.86%)

picloram (a substance from the pyridinecarboxylic acid derivatives group) - 67 g/l (5.74%)

Advantages of using CHACO:

• Powerful systemic action: Rapidly moves within the plant, destroying weeds along with stolons and roots.
• Expert against cleavers and thistle: Effectively eliminates the toughest dicotyledonous weeds in oilseed rape and mustard.
• Reliability at low temperatures: Works steadily even on cooler spring days, ensuring field cleanliness.
• Fast absorption: Short penetration time minimises the risk of losses caused by rainfall.

Pre-harvest interval:

• Winter oilseed rape - 60 days
• White mustard - 60 days

CHACO - SCOPE OF USE, TIMING AND DOSES:

Spectrum of controlled weeds:

• Dose 0.35 l/ha:
  Sensitive weeds: cornflower, scentless mayweed, common sow-thistle, field thistle, black nightshade, cleavers (young plants), chamomile, small-flowered yellow-cress.
  Moderately sensitive weeds: cleavers (plants 9-15 cm tall), field bindweed, pale persicaria, rough amaranth.
  Moderately resistant weeds: white goosefoot.
  Resistant weeds: field pansy, common chickweed, ivy-leaved speedwell, knotweed, common groundsel, monocotyledonous weeds, brassica weeds.

Winter oilseed rape

Controlled pests:	Annual and perennial dicotyledonous weeds (including cleavers, mayweed, thistle)
Maximum / recommended dose:	0.35 l/ha
Application timing:	In spring from the start of vegetation to the closed flower bud stage (BBCH 20-50)
Maximum number of treatments:	1
Recommended water volume:	200-400 l/ha

White mustard

Controlled pests:	Annual and perennial dicotyledonous weeds
Maximum / recommended dose:	0.35 l/ha
Application timing:	From the 4-leaf stage to the closed flower bud stage (BBCH 14-50)
Maximum number of treatments:	1
Recommended water volume:	200-400 l/ha