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Fig. 1. Part of the field which was not treated with AMALGEROL after the herbicide shock. Photo taken end of May.
# herbicide stress
Soybean
Hungary
AMALGEROL®
In 2009, a soybean field was conventionally treated with a herbicide. Due to several cicumstances, however, the soybean plants seemed shocked afterwards. They did not look very good.
Therefore, half of the field received 4 l/ha AMALGEROL to recover from this herbicide shock. On the photos taken at the end of May the AMALGEROL treated part of the field looks much better (Fig. 1 and 2).
In 2003, another soybean field, this time in Füzesgyarmat, was treated with a herbicide. The soybean plants did not look good afterwards, they seemed stressed.
Shortly afterwards, they were sprayed with 4 l/ha AMALGEROL to recover from this herbicide shock. Three weeks later the soybean plants showed good growth and a vital green again (Fig. 3 and 4).
Fig. 1. Part of the field which was not treated with AMALGEROL after the herbicide shock. Photo taken end of May.
Fig. 2. Part of the field which received 4 l/ha AMALGEROL after the herbicide shock and recovered quickly. Photo taken end of May.
Fig. 3. Soybean field in Füzesgyarmat that was sprayed with Fozat + Hyspray in 2003 and looked not very good afterwards.
Fig. 4. Only three weeks after the AMALGEROL application with 4 l/ha the soybean stand looked good again.
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