Weed control in pasture: "effective product, right timing, and correct application"

Ozuna emphasized that success does not depend solely on the product, but also on its handling and positioning. He highlighted the importance of technical work to identify the type of weed, environment, season, and size, choosing the appropriate herbicide, correct dosage, and application technology. The goal is to close the triangle of good control: effective product, opportune moment, and correct application, to achieve the objective of weed control. He remarked that for a successful application, the entire process is worked on, from the selection of products, data collection from the plot, climatic conditions, application technology, to the training of qualified labor. The professional mentioned that they are working with hormonal herbicides, developed and positioned for tough and difficult-to-control weeds found in pastures. "We are with a family of Torch herbicides, which are based on picloram, Torch Plus picloram plus 2.4D, and Torch Mixx, which would already be a triple ...