The flow rate of the working fluid is 200-300 l / ha

Deadlines for mechanized work – 3 days

Carnaby is absorbed mainly by weed leaves and partly by the root system; therefore, the preparation also has soil activity and is able, especially in humid conditions, to suppress weed seedlings for 1-2 weeks. Once in the plant, the drug is transferred to the growth points and blocks cell division in sensitive plants. Sulfonylurea derivatives inhibit the enzyme acetolactate synthase (ALS), as a result of which the synthesis of branched chain amino acids: valine, leucine and isoleucine is suppressed, which leads to disruption of mitosis and the synthesis of substances necessary for DNA biosynthesis. Ultimately, cell division is inhibited and growth is inhibited.

A broad-spectrum post-emergence herbicide for controlling broadleaf weeds in sugar beet cultivation.

Carnaby is safe for beets at all stages of growth. Herbicide selectivity for cultivated plants is associated with its rapid metabolism. Beet plants are able to quickly break down and deactivate this product, so they are not subject to the action of the drug.

Within a few hours after treatment, weeds stop growing and stop competing with the crop for water and nutrients, although the first pronounced symptoms – chloroses – appear after 4 – 7 days, and their complete death occurs in a few weeks.

The herbicide is compatible with fenmedifam and desmedifam preparations; with etofumezate, clopyralid, graminicides, and with beets and fungicides used on beets.

The optimum temperature for spraying is from 15 to 25 ° C. If the temperature is above 25 ° C or below 10 ° C for 3 to 5 hours after application, the metabolic rate decreases. This can lead to temporary yellowing and mottling of beet leaves. These symptoms disappear within 10 days, without affecting the further development of the crop, yield and sugar content.

The drug is used from the moment when 80% of the beet sprouts appear, until the rows are closed. It is not recommended to use the drug before the emergence of seedlings of culture.

In fields littered with sensitive weeds, given the wave-like germination of weeds, a two-time treatment with a herbicide is recommended. The first treatment of Carnaby is carried out when the weeds are in the cotyledon stage, and the second – according to the new wave of weeds (usually with an interval of 5-15 days). Most weeds are best eradicated if used in stages from cotyledons to 2 leaves. Some weeds, such as field mustard or sunflower scavenger, are susceptible to the preparation before the stage of 4 leaves. Application at later stages will be less effective, some weeds will not be completely destroyed, but only stop their growth.

First aid for poisoning:

If there are signs of malaise (nausea, weakness, dizziness, headache), the victim must be removed from the danger zone to fresh air, carefully remove clothing and a respirator, avoiding the possibility of the drug getting on the skin or respiratory organs.

If the product gets on the skin, immediately remove contaminated clothing, remove the preparation with a paper towel, a piece of cloth or cotton wool, avoiding rough rubbing of the skin, and then thoroughly wash the skin with soap and water.

In case of contact with eyes, rinse immediately with plenty of clean, running water.

If the drug enters the stomach, immediately give a few glasses of warm water with activated charcoal to drink (based on 1 g of sorbent per 1 kg of body weight), then induce vomiting by irritation of the posterior pharyngeal wall. Repeat this several times to more completely remove the drug from the body.

In all cases of poisoning after first aid, the victim must consult a doctor.

There is no specific antidote. The treatment is symptomatic.

Methods for neutralizing spilled or spilled pesticide:

All neutralization measures are carried out using personal protective equipment in a room equipped with supply and exhaust ventilation or in the open air, on a specially equipped site.

When a significant amount of the drug is spilled onto the soil, it should be prevented from entering the sewers or water bodies. Pour the spilled preparation with sand, earth or sawdust until completely absorbed, then collect the adsorbent material in a container, seal the containers and send them for further disposal. The land from which contaminated soil has been removed is treated with a solution of bleach and dug up.

Contaminated soil and spilled preparation in containers are treated with a solution of bleach until the complete decomposition of 2,4-D acid (20-24 hours) and washed with water.

Methods for destroying or disposing of pesticide:

Destruction and neutralization of the drug, waste not subject to disposal, containers from under the drug are carried out in accordance with SN 3183-84 “The procedure for the accumulation, transportation, neutralization and burial of toxic industrial waste”, approved by the USSR Ministry of Health on 06/17/1985. and “Temporary instructions for the preparation for burial of banned and unsuitable for use in agriculture pesticides and containers from them”, VNIPIagrokhim, Ryazan, 1989.

Neutralization of pesticide wastes by treating them with 5% alkali solution or 7-10% sodium salt solution, followed by thermal neutralization.

The disposal of pesticide residues is carried out in specially designated areas. All work related to the disposal of pesticide residues should be carried out in agreement with the local sanitary and epidemiological control authorities and in full compliance with local laws.

Security measures during transportation, use and storage of the pesticide:

In order to prevent poisoning when working with the drug, it is necessary to observe the precautions specified in the “Hygienic requirements for the storage, use and transportation of pesticides and agrochemicals” SanPiN 1.2.1077-01 and in the “Safety Instructions for Storage, Transportation and Use of Pesticides in Rural economy ”(M, 2001).

During work, observe the rules of personal hygiene. At the workplace it is forbidden to eat, drink, smoke.

All work with the drug (opening containers, refueling sprayers, spraying and other work in the treated areas) should be carried out with the mandatory use of personal protective equipment: respirator, safety glasses, cotton overalls, hats, safety shoes. Persons engaged in the preparation of the working solution must have aprons and sleeves made of film fabric. Every week, overalls should be degassed in a soap-soda solution (2.5% soap and 0.5% soda ash), followed by washing in the same solution. Wash rubber gloves and boots with water.

Admission to work with the drug is made after instructing on precautions when working with pesticides, as well as after training in providing first aid measures for poisoning. Adolescents under the age of 18 years, pregnant and lactating women, as well as persons who have revealed a preliminary medical examination of diseases that are a contraindication to working with pesticides, are not allowed to work with the drug. All work is carried out under the guidance of plant protection specialists.

At the places of use of the drug should be a first aid kit.

The drug should be stored in an unbroken factory packaging, equipped with a container label indicating the name of the drug and the date of its manufacture. Storage at temperatures from minus 100C to plus 300C.

Storage of the drug together with food and fodder is not allowed. Storage of the drug is allowed only in warehouses specially designed for this purpose that meet sanitary requirements separately from other pesticides. The warehouse should protect the pesticide from direct sunlight, moisture, contamination and mechanical damage.

Joint transport and storage of the drug with feed and food products is not allowed. Transportation of people with the drug is not allowed.