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This document contains technical information on various agrochemical products from HPM including herbicides, fungicides and insecticides. It lists the active ingredients and concentrations of each product, their mode of action, target pests or diseases, recommended crops and dosages. The products cover a range of post-emergence herbicides for wheat, fungicides for major diseases in various crops, and insecticides for key sucking pests and borers.
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- 1. TECHNICAL INFORMATION Our HPM range of products
- 2. Contents HERBICIDES Clodino Super Freedom Target Atrahit HERBICIDES Clodino Super Freedom Target Atrahit FUNGICIDES Batista Recent Safety Tiger Super Sonic Panther Gold FUNGICIDES Batista Recent Safety Tiger Super Sonic Panther Gold INSECTICIDES Super Imida Charger Xpert INSECTICIDES Super Imida Charger Xpert
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- 5. FREEDOM Metsulfuron Methyl 20% WP • Selective systemic post- emergence herbicide. • Controls a wide range of grass weeds and broad leaved weeds. • Spray after 25-30 DAS or 10 days after first irrigation. • Safe for neighbouring broad leaved and other crops. • Weeds controlled: Bathua, Maina, Kaun makki • Dosage: 8gm/ acre
- 6. TARGET Sulfosulfuron 75% WG • Selective, early post emergence systemic herbicide. • Sprayed after 1st irrigation under “Vattar Condition”. • Residues in wheat grain are negligible. • Weeds controlled: Grassy and broad leaved weeds like Gulli Danda Bathu, Senji and Maina. • Dosage: 13.5 gm/ acre
- 7. ATRAHIT Atrazine 50% WP • Selective Systemic pre-post emergence herbicide. • Controls Annual grass as well as broad leaved weeds. • Weeds: Swanki, Itsit, Tandla, Badi dudhi, Bhakhra, Chulai. • Dosage: 400-800 gm/ acre for Maize and 400-1600 gm/acre for Sugarcane.
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- 10. RECENT Tebuconazole 2% DS • Systemic Fungicide. • Dry seed treatment. • Excellent effectiveness against loose smut and flag smut of wheat. • Improves germination and gives better plant stand. • Cost effective-Lesser dose • C:B ratio of 1:20 • Dosage: 1 gm/kg seed
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