Effective Control of Resistant Weeds: Sencor is particularly effective in controlling Phalaris minor, a weed that has developed resistance to most herbicides. Additionally, it demonstrates efficacy against various other grasses and broadleaf weeds, making it a valuable solution for managing challenging weed populations.
Dual Action Through Roots and Leaves: Sencor's mode of action involves both root and leaf absorption, allowing for versatile application. This makes it suitable for use in both pre-emergence and post-emergence scenarios, providing flexibility in weed management strategies.
Economical and Broad-Spectrum Activity: Sencor is considered economical due to its broad-spectrum activity, meaning it targets a wide range of weed species. The low dose required for effective control further enhances its cost-effectiveness, making it an efficient choice for weed management in agricultural practices.
No Residual Effect on Succeeding Crops: Sencor's formulation ensures that it does not leave a residual impact on the soil, preventing any adverse effects on succeeding crops. This lack of residual effect allows for crop rotation without concerns about herbicide carryover.