Nika WG

Greenexpress

Brief description

ACTIVE INGREDIENT: NICOSULFURON, 750 G/KG
PREPARATIVE FORM: WATER-DISPERSIBLE GRANULES (WG)

• NIKA WG – a modern post-emergence systemic herbicide with selective action against a broad spectrum of grass weeds and certain broadleaf weeds in maize crops, including highly problematic perennials emerging from seeds and rhizomes.

• MECHANISM OF ACTION

NIKA WG is a highly effective systemic post-emergence herbicide from the sulfonylurea group.
It is absorbed through the leaves and stems and quickly translocated to the roots.
The herbicide acts as a cell division inhibitor by blocking the synthesis of essential amino acids.

• ADVANTAGES OF THE PRODUCT:

high-tech post-herbicide with flexible terms of use

remarkable performance against perennial weeds evil (rubber, wheat grass)

high selectivity with respect to culture

quick action on weeds

no restrictions in the rotation

good compatibility with many drugs

low rate of introduction

PRODUCT is supplied in a convenient, reliable, and cost-effective container that has been tested for resistance to pressure and mechanical impact during transportation and storage. The container is equipped with a measuring cap, making it very user-friendly.

• PACKAGING – 500 bottle G

• APPLICATION METHODS

The adjuvant ESCORT must be added to the working solution at a rate of 0.2 L per 100 L of spray solution. Under favorable conditions, the growth of susceptible weeds stops within 6 hours after application. Anthocyanin discoloration typically appears within 7–8 days, and complete weed death occurs within 7 to 20 days, depending on weed species and weather conditions. To broaden the spectrum of activity against broadleaf weeds, tank mixing with D-CAMBA SL, ONYX SL, or PANTHEON WG is recommended. The highest efficacy of NIKA WG is observed when applied at the early growth stages of weeds.
The optimal temperature for application is between +15°C and +25°C. Do not apply the product in tank mixtures with organophosphorus insecticides. In hot weather, it is recommended to add urea or ammonium nitrate (at 4–5 kg/ha in actual weight) to the working solution.