SILVER

This agent is used in concentrations of 0.15-0.25 percent of the water content. It is used in combination with herbicides that act on the surface of the active substance. When used with contact-acting preparations, the concentration of the drug is 0.15 percent, and it is advisable to always add it after mixing the main preparations with water. When using this drug, 80-90 percent of the tank is filled with water and the mixer is started. While the mixer is running, the exact amount of the intended pesticide or fertilizer is added to the tank and mixing is continued. Then the recommended amount of Silver is added, mixing is continued, and the rest of the tank is filled with water. The consumption rate is on average 100-200 ml per 1 hectare of area (250-300 liters of water).

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Surfactant

trisiloxane alkoxylate 100%

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Consumption rate and application procedure

SILVER is a surface-active substance (surfactant) used at concentrations of 0.15–0.25%. A concentration of 0.25% is the maximum for systemic and penetrative herbicides. When used with contact pesticides, the concentration of SILVER should be 0.15%. SILVER must always be added to the main product that has already been dissolved in water.

Application Procedure:

Fill the tank 80–90% with water and begin mixing.

While mixing is active, add a precisely measured amount of pesticide and continue stirring.

Then add the exact amount of SILVER, continue mixing, and top off the tank with the remaining water.

Dosage Rate: Used at a dosage of 50–100 ml per 100 liters of water.

SILVER

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Consumption rate and application procedure