Weed Control
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2,4-D Herbicide: Uses, Benefits, Weed Control and Applications
2,4-D herbicide is one of the most widely used herbicides for controlling broadleaf weeds in agricultural and non-agricultural areas. It is commonly used in crops, pastures, lawns, turf, roadsides and other areas where broadleaf weed control is required. For farmers, turf managers and profession...Read more -
Scientific Selection of Wheat Herbicides
Step one: Wheat field weeds are mainly divided into two categories: grassy weeds and broadleaf weeds. Grassy weeds have slender leaves, such as American privet, Japanese American privet, wild oat, and ryegrass; broadleaf weeds have large leaves, such as cleavers, shepherd’s purse, and caper...Read more -
Precision Solutions for Grass Weeds in Wheat Fields
I. What is it Pinoxaden is a post-emergence selective herbicide specifically for wheat and barley fields, belonging to the new generation of ACCase inhibitors. Unlike older products commonly found on the market such as quizalofop-p-ethyl and clodinafop-propargyl, it belongs to the neophenylpyrazo...Read more -
Wheat Ryegrass Control
For the control of ryegrass (mainly Lorula multiflora) the core challenge is herbicide resistance. 1: Pinoxaden: Currently the mainstream choice with relatively stable efficacy and high safety for wheat. 2: Pyroxsulam: Effective at conventional dosages. Severe resistance (studies show 32% of popu...Read more -
Glyphosate
Glyphosate is a broad-spectrum, systemic, non-selective herbicide. Its core mechanism of action is to kill weeds by interfering with specific metabolic pathways within plants. Specifically: 1. Mechanism of Action Glyphosate inhibits the activity of EPSP synthase in plants, blocking the synthesis ...Read more -
Metribuzin 70%WP
is a systemic selective triazine herbicide, primarily killing weeds by inhibiting photosynthesis in sensitive plants. It is commonly used in fields of soybeans, potatoes, tomatoes, etc., to control annual broadleaf weeds and some grassy weeds. 1. Mechanism of Action and Characteristics Method of ...Read more -
What’s the difference between Glyphosate and Glufosinate-ammonium ？
Both of them belong to sterilant herbicide ,but there still have big difference : 1. Different killing speed : Glyphosate : Effect reach to peak takes 7-10 days . Glufosinate-ammonium : Effect reach to peak takes 3-5 days . 2. Different resistance : Both of them have good killing effect f...Read more -
How to apply Glyphosate correctly to make it safe and efficient .
Glyphosate , one kind of sterilant herbicide, has a strong internal absorption and wide -breasted spectrum. It is suitable for a variety of scenarios such as orchard, forestry, wasteland, roads, fields, etc. And it is necessary to use it flexibly under different environment . 1、Apply Glyphos...Read more -
Is Cyhalofop-butyl harmful to Rice seedlings ?
Applying Cyhalofop-butyl suitably during rice seedling stage ,it will not occur any harmful effect in general . If overdosing , it will bring different kinds of harmful situation accordingly ,the main performances are : There are degraded green spots on rice leaves , slight harmful to rice will...Read more -
Broadleaf weeds and herbicides in wheat fields
1:The formulations of broadleaf herbicides in wheat fields are constantly being updated, from single agent of tribenuron-methyl to the compound or compounded preparation of tribenuron-methyl, butyl ester, ethyl carboxylate, chlorofluoropyridine, carfentrazone-ethyl, etc. played a transitional rol...Read more
