Triumpho 114 OD

Triple-action power in an oil dispersion

When couch grass or ragweed starts taking over the corn field, there is no time to waste. In working with Triunfo 114 OD by Innvigo, I prioritize its adhesion properties. Thanks to its oil dispersion (OD) formulation, the product creates a dense film on the leaf surface without rolling off. This is crucial when spraying in variable humidity conditions: the product sticks firmly, and its systemic action begins almost immediately after the droplet dries.

Application experience and efficacy

This herbicide is a reliable insurance policy. I apply it post-emergence, when weeds are in their most vulnerable stage (usually 2–4 leaves for most broadleaf weeds). Because of the combination of florasulam, nicosulfuron, and thifensulfuron-methyl, it hits even those weed species that other products often ignore. The effect on creeping thistle and pigweed is particularly noticeable—they stop growing within a few days, and two weeks later, only dry remnants remain.

• Economy: A dosage of 0.5–1.0 l/ha allows for optimized chemical logistics per hectare.
• Selectivity: Corn responds well, showing no signs of stress or leaf burns, even with slight overlapping at headlands.
• Ease of use: The OD formula works perfectly in tank mixtures without settling in the sprayer tank.

When using this product, it is important to remember its systemic nature: after treatment, the weed doesn't just turn yellow; it stops consuming nutrients, freeing up resources for the corn. The key is to calculate the dosage correctly based on the weed pressure, as the technology allows for only one application per season, and it must be used effectively.