- -1-Pesticides degrade due to ultraviolet radiation
- -2-Wind contributes to their evaporation
- -3-Rain washes off the preparations from the plants
- -4-Drought reduces the susceptibility of weeds to herbicides
- Pesticides degrade due to ultraviolet radiation
- Wind contributes to their evaporation
- Rain washes off the preparations from the plants
- Drought reduces the susceptibility of weeds to herbicides
How does Ag-basics work?
As a result:
- Surface tension of the liquid decreases, and the agent spreads evenly on the leaf.
- The product remains on the plant for an extended period, shielded from UV degradation and wash-off by precipitation.
The surfactants Ag-basics should be used
• With insecticides, acaricides, and fungicides on hydrophobic crops (peas, rapeseed, corn, cereal crops, etc.);
• With herbicides to eliminate weeds with strong wax coating and water-repellent surface (all types of grass weeds, goosefoot, lamb's quarters; cruciferous weeds, etc.);
• With contact-action agents on all types of field crops;
• With soil-applied herbicides to reduce the likelihood of leaching to the roots of cultivated plants during heavy rainfall.
The surfactants Ag-basics should be used
• With insecticides, acaricides, and fungicides on hydrophobic crops (peas, rapeseed, corn, cereal crops, etc.);
• With herbicides to eliminate weeds with strong wax coating and water-repellent surface (all types of grass weeds, goosefoot, lamb's quarters; cruciferous weeds, etc.);
• With contact-action agents on all types of field crops;
• With soil-applied herbicides to reduce the likelihood of leaching to the roots of cultivated plants during heavy rainfall.
The application rates for the Ag-basics product
