Tractor Selector Herbicide, featuring Imazethapyr 10% SL, is an effective solution for controlling a variety of weeds in groundnut and soybean crops. It offers dual absorption through roots and foliage, ensuring comprehensive weed management. This herbicide is designed to control grasses, broadleaf weeds, and sedges effectively, with residual action that provides long-term control and safety for subsequent crops.

Product Specifications

Key Features

• Effective Weed Control: Targets a wide range of weeds including grasses, broadleaf weeds, and sedges.
• Residual Action: Offers extended protection against weed emergence, maintaining clean fields.
• Safety Profile: Ensures that the crops following the treated crops are not adversely affected.
• Dual Absorption: Unique formulation that absorbs through both roots and foliage for effective control.

Why Use Tractor Selector Herbicide

Utilizing Tractor Selector Herbicide in your groundnut and soybean cultivation can lead to cleaner fields and better crop health by effectively managing weed populations. Its long-lasting residual action reduces the need for frequent applications, saving time and resources.

Dose Information

Mode of Application

• Dilution: Mix 400 to 600 ml of Tractor Selector Herbicide per acre in adequate water to ensure even distribution.
• Method: Apply as a foliar spray, ensuring thorough coverage of the weeds.
• Timing: Best applied pre-emergence to early post-emergence to maximize the herbicide's effectiveness.

FAQs about Tractor Selector Herbicide

Q: How often should Tractor Selector be applied?
A: Typically, a single application per season is sufficient due to its long residual action, but always refer to local agricultural guidelines.

Q: Is Tractor Selector Herbicide rainfast?
A: Yes, it is designed to be rainfast shortly after application, ensuring effectiveness even in unpredictable weather.

Q: Can Tractor Selector be tank-mixed with other agrochemicals?
A: Tank-mixing should be done with caution. Always perform a compatibility test or consult with a specialist before mixing with other chemicals.