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Fenuxar 69 EW (fenoxaprop) - herbicide

Fenuxar 69 EW is a selective systemic herbicide, applied foliarly for the control of weeds in winter wheat, winter triticale, spring barley and spring wheat crops.

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Description

Fenuxar 69 EW selective systemic herbicide, applied foliarly for the control of weeds in winter wheat, winter triticale, spring barley, spring wheat crops.

What are the benefits of using Fenuxar?

  • Effectiveness - the product shows high efficacy in controlling troublesome monocotyledonous weeds in cereal crops,
  • Has a wide application window in winter and spring cereals - flexibility,
  • Comprehensiveness - high efficacy in spray mixture with CHWASTOX TURBO 340 SL.

Fenuxar is a highly effective herbicide. For use in agricultural crops.

How does Fenuxar work?

  1. The product is absorbed through the leaves and then translocated to the sites of action, i.e. to the shoot and root growing points.
  2. Symptoms of the product's action, depending on weather conditions, are visible 2-4 weeks after application.

Symptoms of action:

  • The first symptom is growth inhibition, followed by colour changes often anthocyanin-related or chlorosis and reddening of leaves, especially on young leaves located in leaf sheaths or near the node.
  • Wilting and death of plants occur from the growing tips.
  • The product most effectively destroys monocotyledonous weeds from the cotyledon stage to tillering, regardless of the crop plant's development stage.

In which crops can Fenuxar be used?

  • Winter wheat,
  • Winter triticale,
  • Spring barley,
  • Spring wheat,

Which weeds does Fenuxar control?

     A. Use of the product alone:

Winter cereals:

  • brome grass

Spring cereals:

  • one-sided grass,
  • brome grass,
  • silent oats.

     B. Use of the product in mixture:

Winter cereals:

  • common chickweed,
  • stinking mayweed,
  • brome grass,
  • field speedwell,
  • cleavers,
  • common shepherd's purse,
  • field pansy.

Spring cereals:

  • one-sided grass,
  • common chickweed,
  • white goosefoot,
  • stinking mayweed,
  • brome grass,
  • silent oats,
  • cleavers,
  • common shepherd's purse,
  • field pansy.

What active substance does Fenuxar contain?

  • Fenoxaprop-P-ethyl (a compound from the aryloxyphenoxypropionate group) - 69 g/l (6.69%)

Pre-harvest interval: Not applicable

We invite you to watch the announcement: "Herbicide protection of winter and spring cereals".

Warning! Plant protection products must be used safely. Before each use, read the information on the label and product information. Familiarise yourself with the hazards and follow the precautions listed on the label. Biocidal products must be used with particular caution. Before use, read the label and information leaflet.

Application and dosage

Crop

Control of Pest

How to apply? Dosage

When to apply?

winter wheat, winter triticale

brome grass, common chickweed, stinking mayweed, field speedwell, cleavers, common shepherd's purse, field pansy

Maximum dose for single application: 1.2 l/ha.
Recommended dose for single application: 1.0 - 1.2 l/ha.

Recommended water volume: 200-300 l/ha.
Recommended spraying: medium droplet size.

Fenuxar 69 EW should be applied alone or in mixture with Ambassador 75 WG in spring, after the start of winter cereal vegetation, from the stage when two tillers are visible until the end of the third node stage (BBCH 22-33).
Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 1.

spring wheat, spring barley

one-sided grass, common chickweed, white goosefoot, stinking mayweed, brome grass, silent oats, cleavers, common shepherd's purse, field pansy

Maximum dose for single application: 1.0 l/ha.
Recommended dose for single application: 0.8-1.0 l/ha.

Recommended water volume: 200-300 l/ha.
Recommended spraying: medium droplet size.

Fenuxar 69 EW applied alone or in mixture with Chwastox Turbo 340 SL should be used from the beginning of tillering to the end of the first node stage (BBCH 20-31).

Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 1.

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