Sumitomo Azadi Herbicide

Sumitomo Azadi is a herbicide that targets various grasses, broadleaf weeds, and sedges. This herbicide offers a systemic mode of action, which works by acting as an Acetolactate Synthase inhibitor, blocking the synthesis of essential amino acids in weeds, leading to their death. The Azadi herbicide is highly versatile as it is a post-emergent, giving farmers a huge application window.

Azadi Herbicide Technical Name:

• Imazethapyr 10% SL

Key Features and Benefits:

• Selective Control: Sumitomo Azadi herbicide kills weeds without damaging the crops.

• Systemic Modes: The Azadi herbicide offers effective weed removal as its systemic mode of action.

• Prolonged Effects: This herbicide offers long-lasting effects, reducing the need for frequent applications.

• Versatile Uses: The Sumitomo Azadi herbicide is applied as a post-emergent, making it a versatile weed remedy.

Sumitomo Azadi Herbicide Dose and Application Method:

• For Foliar Application: Use 400–500 ml per acre.

Mode of Action:

• Mode of Action: Systemic

• Selectivity: Selective

• Time of Application: Post-emergent

Azadi Herbicide Uses:

• Soybean

• Groundnut

• Chickpea

Target Weeds:

• Grasses: Echinochloa spp., Digitaria spp., Eleusine indica

• Broadleaf weeds: Amaranthus spp., Digera arvensis, Parthenium spp.

• Sedges: Cyperus spp.

Recommended Dosage Table:

Safety Precautions:

• Read the instructions carefully before using the product.

• Prevent chemical exposure to the skin and eyes.

• Seek medical attention immediately in case of an infection.

• Do not spray during windy or rainy weather conditions.

• Do not apply the herbicide directly on top of crops.

Note:

• Sumitomo Azadi herbicide is suitable for agricultural purposes.