Soil Force Herbicide (EC)

Soil Force Herbicide (EC)
Soil Force is an expansive range of pre-rise herbicides and post-development herbicides to control yearly and perpetual grasses in a large number of yields like vegetables, organic products, cotton, peas, and so forth. Its dynamic fixing Haloxyfop-Methyl is consumed by the foliage and roots. It is then, at that point, moved to effectively developing meristematic tissue where it restrains development.

Viable Crops
Cotton, tomato, cucumber, watermelon, lettuce, cabbage, onions, potato, peanuts, soybeans, beans, pineapple, and sunflower

Soil Force Herbicide (EC) Uses

Guarantee that the sprayer is very much adjusted before use.
Shake the compartment before use.
Half-fill the sprayer with clean water and add the suggested amount
N:B: Do not matter after crops have started blossoming
Highlights Of The Product
Dynamic Ingredient: Haloxyfop-Methyl 108g/L
Application Rate: 1L/ha
Measurements: 40-50ml/15L backpack
Application Stage: 3-6 leaves of the weed development stage.
Bundling Size: 250ml.

Soil Force Herbicide (EC): Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is Soil Force Herbicide (EC)?

Soil Force is a broad-spectrum herbicide used to control annual and perennial grasses in various crops, including vegetables, fruits, cotton, and peas.

What is the active ingredient in Soil Force?

The active ingredient in Soil Force is Haloxyfop-Methyl at a concentration of 108g/L.

What crops can I use Soil Force on?

Soil Force is labeled for use on a variety of crops, including:

• Vegetables: Tomato, cucumber, watermelon, lettuce, cabbage, onions
• Fruits: Pineapple
• Nuts: Peanuts
• Legumes: Soybeans, beans
• Fibers: Cotton
• Other: Sunflower

How does Soil Force work?

Soil Force is absorbed by both the foliage (leaves) and roots of weeds. It then disrupts the growth process in actively growing meristematic tissue, ultimately stopping the weed’s development.

How do I use Soil Force Herbicide?

• Calibrate your sprayer: Ensure your sprayer is properly calibrated for accurate application.
• Shake well: Shake the container thoroughly before use.
• Mixing: Partially fill your sprayer with clean water, then add the recommended amount of Soil Force according to the label instructions.
• Do not apply after flowering: Important! Do not use Soil Force on crops that have already begun flowering.
• Application rate: The recommended application rate is typically 1 liter per hectare (ha).
• Dosage for backpack sprayer: For use with a 15-liter backpack sprayer, the recommended dosage is 40-50 ml of Soil Force.
• Application timing: Apply Soil Force when weeds are actively growing and have 3-6 leaves.