Brager 28 EC herbicide selective weed control for broadleaf weeds after germination capacity 5 liters

Brager 28 EC description Brager 28 EC selective herbicide works by contact, and is used to control broadleaf weeds after germination in a number of field crops, especially crops such as wheat, barley, corn, onion, garlic, oats, and others according to the agricultural label recommendations. Brager 28 EC contains the active ingredient Bromoxynil at 28%, a known effective substance used in fighting broadleaf weeds that compete with the crop for water, nutrients, and space. The product is distinguished by its rapid effect on weeds when used at the appropriate stage, with higher precision in targeting broadleaf weeds compared to narrow-leaved weeds. Suitable for farmers seeking a practical solution within the herbicide section, especially in field crops affected by dense weeds after germination. It can also be integrated into agricultural pesticide programs when organized weed control is needed without relying solely on manual removal. Brager 28 EC herbicide specifications Trade name: Brager 28 EC English name: Brager 28 EC Product type: Selective post-emergence herbicide Mode of action: Contact Active ingredient: Bromoxynil Concentration: 28% Formulation: Emulsifiable concentrate EC Targeted use: Broadleaf weeds Suitable crops: Wheat, barley, corn, onion, garlic, oats, and others as per label Capacity: 5 liters Country of origin: Saudi Arabia Withdrawal period: 8 days according to attached data Features of Brager 28 EC for broadleaf weed control Helps control a wide range of broadleaf weeds after germination. Suitable for weed control programs in wheat, barley, and several field crops. Works by contact, providing a clear effect on treated green parts. Used after weed germination, allowing precise identification of infestation before spraying. Does not affect the recommended crops if the dose and stage of use are adhered to. Helps reduce weeds competing with the crop for water, nutrients, and light. Suitable for farms needing precise weed control instead of relying solely on manual removal. Uses of Brager 28 EC in field crops Used after germination to control broadleaf weeds that appear among crops and affect growth and yield. Main uses include: - Controlling broadleaf weeds in wheat. - Controlling broadleaf weeds in barley. - Used in corn according to technical recommendations. - Used in onion and garlic at the appropriate growth stage. - Controlling weeds in oats and other field crops as per label. - Used in non-cultivated areas or surfaces according to technical recommendation, paying attention not to use in places not mentioned on the label. Since herbicides require balanced and precise distribution on the targeted weeds, it is preferable to select a suitable sprayer from the agricultural sprayers section, with nozzle calibration before use to avoid overdose or poor coverage. Method of use of Brager 28 EC The dosage varies depending on the crop, weed type, infestation density, and weed growth stage. According to the attached data, the method of use is as follows: Wheat and barley: Used to control broadleaf weeds such as chickweed and others. Dose: 7.5 ml per liter of water. Withdrawal period: 8 days. Sweet corn and popcorn: Used to control broadleaf weeds such as mallow and wild pigweed. Dose: 7.5 ml per liter of water. Withdrawal period: 8 days. Non-cultivated areas and surfaces: Used to control all broadleaf weeds. Dose: 1.5 liters per hectare or according to technical recommendation. Water should only be used here according to the preparation method on the label or specialist recommendation. It is preferable to use the herbicide after weeds have fully germinated and before they exceed 4 to 6 true leaves, as small weeds are usually more susceptible to control than larger or more advanced weeds. Best timing for using Brager 28 EC For better results, it is preferable to use Brager 28 EC when weeds are in active growth stage, with adequate soil moisture, and avoid spraying during heat stress, drought, or after treatments that may affect crop vitality. Spray early in the morning or late in the afternoon, avoiding strong winds to prevent drift to non-target plants. Do not spray if heavy rain is expected immediately after application unless the label specifies otherwise. Precautions for using Brager 28 EC Use only after the target weeds have fully germinated. Preferably before weeds exceed 4 to 6 true leaves. Do not use in conditions of severe crop stress such as drought, high temperatures, or weak growth. Do not mix with drying or wetting agents unless compatibility is confirmed. Avoid spraying in strong wind to prevent spray drift to sensitive crops. Adhere to the dosage on the label and do not increase concentration arbitrarily. Use gloves, mask, and protective glasses during preparation and spraying. Store the container in a dry, shaded place away from children and animals. Thoroughly wash spraying equipment after use, especially before using with other crops. Do not reuse the empty container for other purposes. Why use Brager 28 EC after germination? The problem of broadleaf weeds often appears after the crop begins to grow, and it can be difficult to control them if left until they grow and spread. Therefore, using a post-emergence herbicide like Brager 28 EC helps intervene at a clear time, after identifying the type and density of weeds in the field. Its use is more precise when applied to small weeds, as competition with the crop is less, and control chances are better. You can browse the herbicide section to choose suitable products based on crop type and targeted weeds. Frequently Asked Questions What is the active ingredient in Brager 28 EC? Brager 28 EC contains Bromoxynil at 28%. Is Brager 28 EC a selective herbicide? Yes, it is a selective post-emergence herbicide used in specific crops to control broadleaf weeds according to label instructions. What weeds does Brager 28 EC control? It is used to control broadleaf weeds such as chickweed, mallow, and some similar weeds depending on the crop and growth stage. Is Brager 28 EC used in wheat and barley? Yes, it is used in wheat and barley to control broadleaf weeds according to the dose and timing specified on the label. What is the dose of Brager 28 EC? The dose mentioned in the attached data is 7.5 ml per liter of water for wheat, barley, and corn, and 1.5 liters per hectare for non-cultivated areas or surfaces according to technical recommendation. When is it preferable to spray with Brager? It is preferable to spray after weed germination and before they exceed 4 to 6 true leaves, avoiding spraying during high temperatures or windy conditions. Marketing conclusion If you are looking for a selective post-emergence herbicide to control broadleaf weeds in wheat, barley, and some field crops, Brager 28 EC with a 5-liter capacity is a suitable option when used at the correct stage and recommended dose. You can complete your weed control needs and pesticide purchases from Saudi Seeds Store by choosing the appropriate product based on crop type and targeted weeds.