CITRON®
Water Herbicide Adjuvant
Application Guidelines
Fertigation
Boost herbicide efficiency
CITRON® Water Herbicide Adjuvant boosts herbicide efficiency, minimizes chemical reactions, increases plant tissue absorption and improves performance under adverse weather conditions. Used in conjunction with most contact herbicides, this acid-based adjuvant conditions spray tank water by lowering the pH level.
The details
- Increases plant tissue absorption without additional surfactants
- Faster weed control and deterioration
- Low use rate compared to most industry adjuvants
- Excellent for cover crop burndown applications
Application Guidelines
Always read and follow label instructions and restrictions before use.
Application Instructions
- Fill tank to desired water level
- For glyphosate: add CITRON at a rate of 2.2 lbs (1 kg) per 100 g (379 L) of water
- For all other compatible pesticides and fungicides: add CITRON at a rate of 1.1 lbs (0.5 kg) per 100 g (379 L) of water
- Add pesticide or fungicide at manufacturer’s suggested rate
Do not use CITRON with sulfonylureas.
Related Products
Application Guidelines Legend
Ask a Specialist
Broadcast
Fertigation
Foliar
In-Furrow
Post-harvest
Seed Treatments & Inoculants
-
Aqua-Pam™ is a soil surfactant and water retention aid that improves soil structure, water supply to roots and nutrient use efficiency.
-
Fungi-Phite® is a fast-acting phosphite fungicide proven to fight and prevent disease in more than 20 varieties of specialty crops.
-
Safe Zone™ is a liquid soil treatment to reduce soluble salts in the root zone, improving germination, water percolation and nutrient uptake.
Latest blog posts
In this short, seven minute audio introduction to Seed+Dry and Crop+ technologies, Molly McGrath, Ph.D. and Technical Development Manager at Verdesian Life Sciences, joins Reuel Heyden, Corporate Communications for Verdesian Life Sciences, to provide an introduction to and the fundamentals for these technologies’ chemistries.
Chronic wet weather can significantly impact soybean seed quality. A seed treatment can make all the difference.
Each spring, farmers across the U.S. face many questions regarding their most expensive fertilizer input. No specific nitrogen source or application timing will be totally safe. So, why protect your nitrogen for only partial season control?