Butachlor
Product Description:
This product is a light yellow oily liquid and is a selective amide pre-emergence herbicide. Butachlor has little stability in soil, is stable to light, and can be decomposed by soil microorganisms. This product is used to control annual weeds in transplanting rice fields.
Tech Grade: 98%TC
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Specification |
Object of prevention |
Dosage |
| Butachlor 90% EC |
Transplanting rice fields annual weeds |
900-1500ml/ha |
| Butachlor 25% CS |
Rice transplanting field annual weeds |
1500-3750ml/ha |
| Butachlor 85% EC |
Transplanting rice fields annual weeds |
900-1500ml/ha |
| Butachlor 60% EW |
Transplanting rice fields weeds |
1650-2100g/ha |
| Butachlor 50% EC |
Transplanting rice fields annual weeds |
1500-2400ml/ha |
| Butachlor 5% GR |
Rice oxgrass |
15000-22500gl/ha |
| Butachlor 60% EC |
Rice transplanting field annual weeds |
1500-1875ml/ha |
| Butachlor 50% EC |
Transplanting rice fields annual weeds |
1500-2550ml/ha |
| Butachlor 85% EC |
Rice transplanting field annual weeds |
1050-1695g/ha |
| Butachlor 900g/L EC |
Transplanting rice fields annual weeds |
1050-1500ml/ha |
| Butachlor 40% EW |
Rice transplanting field annual grass weeds |
1800-2250ml/ha |
| Butachlor 55%+Oxadiazon 10% ME |
Rice transplanting field annual weeds |
1350-1650ml/ha |
| Butachlor 30%+Oxadiazon 6% ME |
Cotton seedbed annual weeds |
2250-3000ml/ha |
| Butachlor 34%+Oxadiazon 6% EC |
Garlic field annual weeds |
2250-3750ml/ha |
| Butachlor 23.6%+Pyrazosulfuron-ethyl 0.4% WP |
Rice seedling throwing field annual weeds |
2625-3300g/ha |
| Butachlor 26.6%+Pyrazosulfuron-ethyl 1.4% WP |
Rice transplanting field annual weeds |
1800-2250g/ha |
| Butachlor 59%+Pyrazosulfuron-ethyl 1% OD |
Rice field annual weeds |
900-1200ml/ha |
| Butachlor 13%+Clomazone 3%+Propanil 30% EC |
Rice field annual weeds |
3000-4500ml/ha |
| Butachlor 30%+Oxadiargyl 5% EW |
Rice transplanting field annual weeds |
1650-1800ml/ha |
| Butachlor 30%+Oxadiargyl 5% EC |
Rice transplanting field annual weeds |
1650-1800ml/ha |
| Butachlor 27%+Oxadiargyl 3% CS |
Annual weeds in rice dry-seeded fields |
1875-2250ml/ha |
| Butachlor 30%+Oxyfluorfen 5%+Oxaziclomefone 2% OD |
Rice transplanting field annual weeds |
1200-1500g/ha |
| Butachlor 40%+Clomazone 8% WP |
Cotton field annual weeds |
1050-1200g/ha |
| Butachlor 50%+Clomazone 10% EC |
Annual weeds in rice dry-seeded fieldss |
1200-1500ml/ha |
| Butachlor 13%+Clomazone 3%+Propanil 30% EC |
Rice field annual weeds |
3000-4500ml/ha |
| Butachlor 35%+Propanil 35% EC |
Rice seedling throwing field annual weeds |
2490-2700ml/ha |
| Butachlor 27.5%+Propanil 27.5% EC |
Rice seedling throwing field annual weeds |
1500-1950g/ha |
| Butachlor 25%+Oxyfluorfen 5% EW |
Sugar cane field annual weeds |
1200-1800ml/ha |
| Butachlor 15%+Atrazine 30%+Topramezone 2% SC |
Cornfield annual weeds |
900-1500ml/ha |
| Butachlor 30%+Diflufenican 1.5%+Pendimethalin 16.5% SE |
Annual weeds in rice dry-seeded fields |
1800-2400ml/ha |
| Butachlor 46%+Oxyfluorfen 10% EC |
Winter rapeseed field annual grass weeds and broadleaf weeds |
525-600ml/ha |
| Butachlor 60%+Clomazone 20%+Prometryn 10% EC |
Rice transplanting field annual weeds |
900-1050ml/ha |
| Butachlor 39%+Penoxsulam 1% SE |
Transplanting rice fields annual weeds |
1050-1950ml/ha |
| Butachlor 4.84%+Penoxsulam 0.16% GR |
Rice transplanting field annual weeds |
15000-18750g/ha |
| Butachlor 58%+Penoxsulam 2% EC |
Rice transplanting field annual weeds |
900-1500ml/ha |
| Butachlor 48%+Pendimethalin 12% EC |
Rice field annual weeds |
1800-2700ml/ha |
| Butachlor 60%+Clomazone 8%+Pyrazosulfuron-ethyl 2% EC |
Annual weeds in rice fields |
1500-2100ml/ha |
Technical requirements for use:
1.3-6 days after rice transplantation, the best application effect (after slow seedling).
2. When used in rice fields, the amount of this product per mu shall not exceed 180 grams, and the appropriate soil moisture is an important factor to exert the efficacy. Avoid flooding the heart leaves of rice.
3.The effect of this product on barnyard grass above the three-leaf stage is poor, so it must be mastered before the use of weeds after the first leaf stage.
