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Can Tribenuron-methyl herbicide be used on wheat after the Chinese New Year? Keep these precautions firmly in mind
Tribenuron-methyl mainly controls broadleaf weeds in wheat fields, such as flixweed, cleavers, shepherd's purse, and corn gromwell. This formula can be said to be one of the earlier commonly used formulas since the large-scale implementation of wheat herbicides. Not only is its control effect good, but its price is also mainly cheap.
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Normal pre-winter use of tribenuron-methyl has little effect on succeeding cotton
Liu Wenzhang from Hengjing Town, Gaoyou City called to say that he sprayed tribenuron-methyl in his wheat field for chemical weed control, using the product according to the instructions, with the per-mu rate of 10% tribenuron-methyl at less than 15 grams. He heard that tribenuron-methyl, chlorsulfuron and metsulfuron-methyl belong to the same class of herbicides, and that chlorsulfuron and metsulfuron-methyl both have very long residual activity periods, often causing residual phytotoxicity to succeeding crops. He did not know how long the residual period of tribenuron-methyl is, and whether a field sprayed with tribenuron-methyl before winter would suffer from herbicide residue effects when cotton is planted as the succeeding crop. Tribenuron-methyl is a commonly used herbicide for controlling broadleaf weeds in wheat fields. Wheat, large
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