CLOTRAL-ZORYA

Effective Weed Control for Fodder Beet Crops

For agronomists managing fodder beet fields, perennial weeds represent a constant challenge that directly impacts yield. The "Klotrel-Zorya" herbicide, produced by NVP "Ukra", serves as a targeted solution for controlling persistent broadleaf weeds, ensuring the crop can develop without competing for vital nutrients and moisture.

Based on clopyralid, this systemic herbicide acts as a selective agent, allowing it to be used post-emergence on fodder beets. It works by translocating through the leaves deep into the weed's root system, effectively stopping growth in species that are typically hard to control.

Field Application Scenarios

• Eliminating Thistles: Fields infested with Cirsium arvense (creeping thistle) and Sonchus arvensis (perennial sow thistle) require a systemic approach. Klotrel-Zorya penetrates deep into the root tissues to prevent regrowth.
• Ambrosia Control: Ambrosia artemisiifolia (ragweed) is a major threat to agricultural fields. Using this herbicide post-emergence provides the necessary window to clear the crop while it is in the active growth phase.

Technical Guidelines for Use:

• Application Rate: Apply 0.3–0.5 liters per hectare depending on the weed infestation density.
• Operational Efficiency: As a selective, systemic herbicide, it focuses solely on targeted weed species, minimizing stress on the fodder beet crop.
• Safety and Restrictions: Classified under Hazard Class 3. Users must adhere to standard safety protocols for water-soluble concentrates. A pre-harvest interval of 45 days is mandatory to ensure safety standards.

Integrating Klotrel-Zorya into your crop protection strategy allows for precision weed management. By choosing a systemic herbicide that focuses on problematic perennials, growers can optimize their field maintenance schedule and protect the long-term productivity of their fodder beet fields.