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seriously affecting agricultural productivity.
According to the Brazilian Agricultural Research Corporation (Embrapa), losses from weed problems account for an average of 13 to 15 percent
of food production.
To help corn producers tackle weeds, Bayer has recently launched the herbicide Adengo®, a pre-budding herbicide with two active ingredients of action (isoxazolinone and thionesulfon) with a wider range of control and effective
against both broad and narrow leaves.
Canadian canopy, calamus, chicken claw, euphorbia heterophylla and other weeds compete with crops for water and nutrients, negatively impacting maize's production potential and harming entire agricultural production systems
.
In addition, they hinder the harvest of crops, and when branches become entangled in corn plants, the harvester cannot operate
properly.
.
In addition, they hinder the harvest of crops, and when branches become entangled in corn plants, the harvester cannot operate
properly.
A producer from SàLuiz Gonzaga (RS) says that this solution has helped him control the main weeds, even the most resistant
.
Adengo® ensures better planting conditions, helping to keep crops clean and harvest levels stable
.
.
Adengo® ensures better planting conditions, helping to keep crops clean and harvest levels stable
.
Adengo® was tested in 2021-22 on 522 farms in all production areas of Brazil, with a total area of more than 773,000 hectares, and the results showed a significant increase in
productivity.
Even in years with drier climates and lower production potential, the average yield using Adengo® herbicides was 2.
8 bags/ha (sc/ha)
higher than the conventional model.
productivity.
Even in years with drier climates and lower production potential, the average yield using Adengo® herbicides was 2.
8 bags/ha (sc/ha)
higher than the conventional model.
In the summer and off-season, Adengo® performs best
in areas with the worst weed infestation.
High-yield potential crops grown during the hottest and wettest periods have increased yields by more than
15 sc/ha compared to the traditional model.
in areas with the worst weed infestation.
High-yield potential crops grown during the hottest and wettest periods have increased yields by more than
15 sc/ha compared to the traditional model.
Tests have shown that weed emergence rates have been reduced by more than
85% in the test areas where Adengo® was applied.
Another special feature of Adengo®, "Recharge Effect", provides more convenience
for producers.
Even in drought situations, such as last year's drought, or in summer, the product can be left undegraded in the soil, and when the humidity is restored, the herbicide action will be reactivated
.
85% in the test areas where Adengo® was applied.
Another special feature of Adengo®, "Recharge Effect", provides more convenience
for producers.
Even in drought situations, such as last year's drought, or in summer, the product can be left undegraded in the soil, and when the humidity is restored, the herbicide action will be reactivated
.
This new solution is robust and can be used with or without straw before maize emerges to ensure effective control of weed seeds, increase maize yield, and make the area cleaner for later cultivation management
.
Adengo® also helps producers produce more sustainable products
.
Some producers reflected: "The residual effect of this product in a certain area is longer-lasting, so there is no need for other applications
.
" ″
.
Adengo® also helps producers produce more sustainable products
.
Some producers reflected: "The residual effect of this product in a certain area is longer-lasting, so there is no need for other applications
.
" ″
Practice applied technology
Another factor that helps producers increase productivity and aid decision-making is the application of digital tools, such as the Bayer Climate FieldView™ platform
.
Of the 113 producers who applied Adengo® in their summer crops, 55% used the tool for multiple uses, 14% for planting, 28% for spraying and 36% for harvesting
.
.
Of the 113 producers who applied Adengo® in their summer crops, 55% used the tool for multiple uses, 14% for planting, 28% for spraying and 36% for harvesting
.
The advent of this digital tool technology adds more value to production, helping producers make decisions
based on basic information and historical data on their own plots.
That's why Bayer invests in technology research and development to provide its customers with customized agricultural solutions
.
based on basic information and historical data on their own plots.
That's why Bayer invests in technology research and development to provide its customers with customized agricultural solutions
.
