Introduction

Fomesafen is suitable for soybean and peanut fields to control soybeans, broad-leaved weeds and Cyperus cyperi in peanut fields, and also has certain control effects on gramineous weeds.

Note

1. Fomesafen has a long-lasting effect in the soil. If the dosage is too high, it will cause different degrees of phytotoxicity to sensitive crops planted in the second year, such as cabbage, millet, sorghum, sugar beet, corn, millet, and flax. Under the recommended dose, corn and sorghum cultivated without plowing have mild effects. The dosage should be strictly controlled, and the safe crops should be selected.

2. When used in orchards, do not spray the liquid medicine on the leaves.
3. Fomesafen is safe for soybeans, but it is sensitive to crops such as corn, sorghum, and vegetables. Be careful not to contaminate these crops when spraying to avoid phytotoxicity.
4. If the dosage is large or the pesticide is applied at high temperature, soybeans or peanuts may produce burnt drug spots. Generally, the growth can resume normally after a few days without affecting the yield.