BELKAR PACK for 4 Hectares – Post-Emergence Herbicide for Winter Rapeseed

🌿 BELKAR PAK for 4 hectares – Post-emergence herbicide for winter oilseed rape
PACKAGE CONTENT: BELKAR 1L × 1 unit + KLIPER 3L × 1 unit

BELKAR PAK is a new autumn herbicide package from Corteva for winter oilseed rape, developed to control broadleaf weeds.
The package contains two complementary herbicides – Belkar and Kliper – selective, foliar-acting agents with systemic effects, formulated as water-soluble concentrates.

With a single application, the package controls a wide range of weeds, including: cornflower, chamomile, violet, dead-nettle, orache, common poppy, cleavers, shepherd’s purse, pennycress, geranium, fumitory.

The high efficacy is based on four active ingredients that are absorbed through both the leaves and roots of the weeds.
Two different and complementary modes of action help prevent resistance development (e.g., in cornflower, poppy, chamomile).

🧪 Active ingredients in Belkar:

• Halauxifen-methyl – Arylex™ (from the arylpicolinate group) – 10 g/l (1.06%)

• Picloram (from the pyridine carboxylic acids group) – 48 g/l (5.1%)

🧪 Active ingredients in Kliper:

• Metazachlor (from the chloroacetanilide group) – 500 g/l (43.36%)

• Aminopyralid (from the pyridine derivatives group) – 5.3 g/l (0.46%)

• Picloram (from the pyridine derivatives group) – 13.3 g/l (1.15%)

🌱 Controls, among others:
Geranium, cornflower, fumitory, white dead-nettle, red dead-nettle, orache, common poppy, cleavers, shepherd’s purse, pennycress, field pennycress.

⭐ Advantages:
✅ Four complementary active ingredients
✅ High efficacy even under difficult conditions
✅ No risk to subsequent crops
✅ Suitable for plow and no-till systems
✅ Systemic action
✅ Easy mixing and dosing
✅ Prevents resistance development

💧 Dosage and application:
Winter oilseed rape – autumn application:
Belkar 0.25 l/ha + Kliper 0.75 l/ha
(100–300 l water/ha, medium droplet spraying, 1 application per season)

BELKAR:
BBCH 12–14 → 0.25 l/ha
BBCH 16–18 → 0.5 l/ha

KLIPER:
BBCH 11–13 → 1.5 l/ha