Kagura

How to use Kagura?

Kagura is a herbicide that contains two active substances with different modes of action. The product is mainly absorbed through the leaves, but also through the roots, and then quickly translocated within the plant, causing growth and development to stop.

The first symptoms of action can be observed shortly after application, followed by gradual discoloration of the plants. Weeds completely die off 10-25 days after treatment.

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

Active substance:

mesotrione (a compound from the triketone group) – 80 g/l (8.16 %),

nicosulfuron (a compound from the sulfonylurea derivatives group) – 30 g/l (3.06 %)

Effect on weeds:

Sensitive weeds:

Dose 1.0 l/ha: field mustard, white goosefoot, scentless chamomile, shepherd's purse, field pennycress, small-flowered yellow-cress

Dose 1.2 l/ha: one-sided grass, field violet, field mustard, common chickweed, white goosefoot, couch grass, ground ivy, scentless chamomile, shepherd's purse, field pennycress, small-flowered yellow-cress

Moderately sensitive weeds:

Dose 1.0 l/ha: one-sided grass, field violet, couch grass

Dose 1.2 l/ha: bindweed

Moderately resistant weeds:

Dose 1.0 l/ha: bindweed

Dose 1.2 l/ha: small cranesbill

Resistant weeds:

Dose 1.0 l/ha: small cranesbill

Dosage:

Maize for grain and forage.

Maximum dose for single application: 1.2 l/ha.

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

When controlling couch grass both germinating from seeds and above-ground parts regrowing from roots, as well as weeds in higher growth stages, use the higher recommended dose.

Application timing: treatment can be performed after maize emergence (from BBCH growth stage 12 to 18, i.e. 2 to 8 leaves of the crop plant)

Recommended water volume: 200-400 l/ha.

Recommended spraying: medium droplet size.

Maximum number of treatments per growing season: 1.