Bayer Sencor

About Sencor Herbicide

• Sencor is a selective herbicide developed by Bayer Crop Science.
• Sencor Herbicide is a proven broad-spectrum herbicide registered for broadleaf weed control in a wide range of crops.

Sencor Herbicide Composition and Technical Details

• Technical Name: Metribuzin 70% WP (70% w/w)
• Mode of Entry: Systemic
• Mode of Action: Sencor contains metribuzin, an herbicide that effectively controls weeds in crops such as wheat, potato, soybean, tomato, and sugarcane. It works both before and after weed emergence.
• The mode of action involves absorption through the roots and leaves of weeds, preventing photosynthesis. This affects the normal growth and development of weeds, ultimately leading to their death.

Key Features & Benefits

• Bayer Sencor Herbicide is effective against a wide range of annual grasses and broad-leaved weeds.
• Versatile Application: It is suitable for pre-emergence and early post-emergence use.
• It is safe for use on a variety of crops such as wheat, tomato, soybean, potato and sugarcane
• Metribuzin 70 WP has no residual effect on succeeding crops.
• It provides control for all herbicide-tolerant volunteer canola and its convenient packaging means no triple rinsing or jugs to return.

Bayer Sencor Herbicide Usage & Crops

• Recommendations:

• Method of Application: Foliar spray.