Clodinafop-Propargyl 10% + Pinoxaden 10% + Safener(Cloquintocet-Mexyl) EC

Short Description:

Clodinafop-Propargyl 10% + Pinoxaden 10%EC is suitable for integrated management of grass weeds in wheat fields.
It is applied as a post-emergence foliar treatment, safe for wheat, with a broad weed spectrum for control of major grass weeds in wheat fields.


  • Can the packaging be customized?: 100% support, you can find details from the CUSTOMIZATION part
  • Sample: free sample
  • MOQ: 1000kg/1000L
  • if 200kg is possible?: For small-volume orders, please contact us in advance to confirm stock availability or to consolidate your order with a scheduled shipment.
  • Delivery Date: Depending on the complexity of the packaging, from 20 to 40 days.
  • Plant protection questions: Please feel free to contact us if you need technical support
  • Product Detail

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    Application:

    Crop/Field Target Pest Dosage Application Method
    Wheat Field Annual Grass Weeds 230-370ml/ha. Foliar Spray

    Technical Application Requirements

    • Apply this product from the green-up stage to the jointing stage of winter wheat, when annual grass weeds are at the 3–5 leaf stage. The recommended water volume is 400-500L/ha. Fine droplets and uniform spraying are required.
    • Maximum 1 application per crop growing season.
    • Strictly follow the recommended dosage. Use the higher rate within the recommended range for older weeds and/or high weed density.
    • Do NOT use on barley and oat fields. Prevent spray drift onto adjacent crop fields. Thoroughly clean spray equipment after application to avoid residual chemical phytotoxicity to corn, sorghum, and other sensitive crops.
    • Avoid application under extreme weather conditions including drastic temperature fluctuation, abnormal drought, extremely low or high temperatures, field waterlogging, and poor wheat growth. Otherwise, insufficient control efficacy or crop phytotoxicity may occur.
    • Mixing with hormone herbicides such as 2,4-D, MCPA, Dicamba, and Fluroxypyr is not recommended.

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