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I want to know about other herbicides, can you give me some recommendations?

As the demand for herbicides continues to grow in the agriculture industry, it is important for farmers to explore different options to effectively manage weeds and improve crop yields. With a wide range of herbicides available on the market, it can be overwhelming to choose the right one for your specific needs. That's where we come in – our team at POMAIS is here to offer you expert advice and recommendations on the best herbicides for your crops.

1. Understanding Herbicides

Before delving into specific recommendations, it is essential to understand what herbicides are and how they work. Herbicides are chemicals designed to control or kill unwanted plants, also known as weeds, in agricultural and horticultural settings. There are different types of herbicides, including pre-emergent, post-emergent, and selective herbicides, each targeting specific types of weeds at different stages of growth.

2. Factors to Consider

When selecting herbicides for your crops, there are several factors to consider. These include the type of weed species present, the stage of weed growth, the crop being grown, environmental conditions, and application methods. By taking these factors into account, you can choose the most appropriate herbicide that will effectively target weeds while minimizing harm to your crops and the environment.

3. Recommended Herbicides

At POMAIS, we offer a range of herbicides that are proven to be effective in controlling various weed species. Our recommended herbicides include:

- POMAIS Herbicide X: A pre-emergent herbicide that provides long-lasting weed control, especially effective against broadleaf weeds in corn and soybean crops.

- POMAIS Herbicide Y: A post-emergent herbicide that targets grassy weeds in wheat and barley crops, while being safe for use on most broadleaf crops.

- POMAIS Herbicide Z: A selective herbicide that controls broadleaf weeds in rice paddies, providing excellent crop safety and long-lasting weed suppression.

4. Application Guidelines

To ensure the optimal performance of our recommended herbicides, it is important to follow proper application guidelines. This includes applying the herbicide at the right time of year, using the correct dosage, and employing the appropriate application method (e.g., foliar spray, soil treatment). Additionally, it is crucial to adhere to safety precautions and environmental regulations when using herbicides to protect yourself, your crops, and the ecosystem.

5. Customer Testimonials

Our customers have seen significant improvements in weed control and crop yields after using our recommended herbicides. Here are some testimonials from satisfied farmers:

- "Since using POMAIS Herbicide X, I have noticed a drastic reduction in weed infestations in my soybean fields. My crops are healthier and more productive than ever before." - John, soybean farmer

- "POMAIS Herbicide Z has been a game-changer for my rice paddies. It has effectively eliminated stubborn broadleaf weeds without harming my rice plants, resulting in higher yields and profits." - Maria, rice farmer

6. Get in Touch

If you are interested in learning more about our herbicides and receiving personalized recommendations for your crops, please leave your contact information on our website. Our team at POMAIS will reach out to you promptly to provide expert advice and assistance. Don't let weeds hinder your crop growth – trust POMAIS herbicides to keep your fields clean and productive.

Classification of herbicides

Herbicides can be classified according to the mode of action, the site of application, the source of the compound, and the like.

Classified according to mode of action
(1) Selective herbicides: Herbicides have different degrees of resistance to different types of seedlings. This agent can kill weeds and is harmless to seedlings. Such as grass can be, trifluralin, chlorpyrifos, simazine, ger herbicides and so on.
(2) Herbicides: Herbicides are toxic to all plants, as long as they are in contact with the green part, regardless of seedlings and weeds, they will be killed or killed. It is mainly used before sowing, before emergence after sowing, and on the main and auxiliary roads of the nursery. Such as glyphosate and so on.

Classification according to the movement of herbicides in plants
(1) Contact-type herbicide: When the agent is in contact with the weeds, only the part in contact with the agent is killed, and the local killing effect is exerted, and the plant body cannot be transmitted. It can only kill the aerial parts of weeds, and it is less effective for the underground parts of weeds or perennial deep-rooted weeds with underground stems. Such as herbicide ether, paraquat and so on.
(2) Systemic herbicides: After being absorbed by roots or leaves, spores or stems, the agents are transported to the plants to cause the plants to die. Such as glyphosate, chlorpyrifos and so on.
(3) Systemic absorption and contact killing herbicides: It has the functions of systemic conduction and contact killing, such as herbicide.

Classification according to chemical structure
(1) Inorganic compound herbicide: a compound composed of a natural mineral raw material and containing no carbon, such as potassium chlorate or copper sulfate.
(2) Organic compound herbicide: mainly synthesized by organic compounds such as benzene, alcohol, fatty acid and organic amine. Such as ethers - Gore, s-triazine - chlorpyrifos, substituted urea - herbicide No. 1, phenoxyacetic acid - 2 - 4 - chloro, pyridine - licorice, dinitrogen Alkyl anilines - trifluralin, amides - cable, organophosphorus - glyphosate, phenols - sodium pentachlorophenol.

Classified by usage
(1) Stem and leaf treatment agent: the herbicide solution is watered and sprayed evenly on the plant with fine mist droplets. The herbicide used in this spraying method is called stem and leaf treatment agent, such as grass, glyphosate, etc.
(2) Soil treatment agent: the herbicide is evenly sprayed onto the soil to form a drug layer of a certain thickness, and when the seedlings, seedlings and roots of the weed seeds are contacted and absorbed, the grass killing action is exerted. Herbicides, called soil treatment agents, such as simazine, chlorpyrifos, trifluralin, etc., can be applied by spraying, pouring, or toxic soil.
(3) Stem and leaf, soil treatment agent: can be used for stem and leaf treatment, but also for soil treatment, such as atrazine.

Herbicides use interval

For plots intended to grow eggplant, pepper, cabbage, radish, kale, cabbage, if used before, imidazolium niacin must be planted at intervals of 40 months; used chlorsulfuron should be planted at intervals of 36 months; Long, the active ingredient per hectare is more than 60 grams, that is, 4% nicosulfuron is more than 100 ml per mu, and must be planted at intervals of 18 months; used oxasulfuron, the active ingredient per hectare is 48-60 grams, ie 80% sulfasalizate 3.2-4 grams per acre, must be planted at intervals of 26 months; used flufenacetate, 375 grams of active ingredient per hectare, ie 25% sulfamethoxazole 100 ml per mu, must be separated Planted for 18 months; used metsulfuron-methyl, more than 7.5 grams per hectare, must be planted at intervals of 24 months; used isoxaflutole, the active ingredient per hectare is more than 71 grams, must be planted at intervals of 18 months .

In addition, the former sputum used quinclorac, the active ingredient per hectare is 106-177 grams, must be separated by 24 months, pepper, eggplant, radish; the former sputum with oxazinone, the active ingredient per hectare 350-700 grams That is, 70% of oxazinone is 33-67 grams per acre, and radish must be separated by 18 months.

For the plots where the potato is intended to be planted, the former sputum should be planted at intervals of 36 months; the chlorsulfuron sulfonate must be planted at intervals of 40 months; the nicosulfuron is used at intervals of 12 months; Perflufenamide, 375 grams of active ingredient per hectare, ie 25% flufenazone 100 ml per mu, must be planted at intervals of 24 months; used metsulfuron-methyl, the active ingredient per hectare is more than 7.5 grams, must be separated 34 months of planting; used simazine, the active ingredient per hectare is more than 2.24 kilograms, that is, 50% simazine is more than 300 grams per acre, must be planted at intervals of 24 months; used atrazine, the active ingredient per hectare More than two kilograms, 38% of atrazine, more than 350 ml per acre, must be planted at intervals of 24 months; used chlorsulfuron, 15 grams of active ingredient per hectare, must be planted at intervals of 24 months; used quinclorac The active ingredient per hectare is 106-177 grams and must be planted at intervals of 24 months.

How to improve the weeding effect of herbicides?

1. Choosing the right herbicide Because each herbicide has a certain herbicidal spectrum, it is destructive and selective. Therefore, according to the crop species and the main varieties of weeds, effective herbicides should be selected. At the same time, herbicides should be selected according to the farming system. In addition, pay attention to mixing and alternate use of herbicides. Since the same herbicide has been used continuously for many years, it is easy to cause the sensitive weeds to gradually decrease and the resistance-resistant weeds to rise. Therefore, the herbicides should be mixed and used alternately during the year to achieve the long-term control of grass damage.

2. Choosing the best period of application According to the nature of the herbicide, the period of weed occurrence, weeds and the growth period of the crop, the drug is selected. There are many varieties of herbicides, such as stem and leaf treatment agents, soil treatment agents, contact herbicides, and herbicides, some for pre-emergence weeding, and some for stem and leaf weeding. The soil treatment is to spray the herbicide directly on the soil to kill the weeds that have just sprouted. For example, Duer, acetochlor should be used before the weeds are unearthed after the crops are planted. When the weeds are used after emergence, not only the effect is poor, but also the crops are damaged. Therefore, it is important to apply the herbicide at the optimum time.

3. The use of herbicides is proportional to the temperature. When the temperature is high, the weeds have a strong function of absorbing and transporting the herbicide, and the herbicide has high activity, and it is easy to exert the herbicidal action at the action site of the weeds. The test results show that the higher the temperature of air and soil is, the more effective the herbicide is, especially the herbicidal effect of stem and leaf treatment herbicide can be greatly improved, and the use of herbicide under low temperature conditions. The effect will not only be significantly reduced, but the detoxification effect of the crops in the crops will be slower due to the low temperature, which is easy to induce phytotoxicity. The temperature of applying the herbicide is preferably 20~35 °C, and the effect of air humidity on the herbicide is also effective. The effect is obvious. When the air and humidity are relatively large, the application of the herbicide herbicide can prolong the residence time of the herbicide on the weed leaf surface, and help the weed leaf surface to open, thereby absorbing a large amount of herbicide and improving For the purpose of weeding effect, after the soil treatment herbicide is absorbed, it will be transported upward with a large amount of water, which is beneficial to inhibit photosynthesis and can significantly improve the herbicidal effect. Therefore, when the herbicide is used, the greater the humidity of the air, the more obvious the herbicidal effect; on the contrary, the herbicidal effect is lowered.

Which herbicides are effective in wheat fields?

Some of our clients asked for some good effect herbicide for using on the wheat field. After our comparison of various herbicides, here are our suggestions:
Tribenuron-methyl 75%DF/WDG
Clodinafop-propargyl 10%EC
Pinoxaden 45g/L+Safener 11.25g/L
Pinoxaden 2.5%+ Clodinafop-propargyl 2.5%EC
Thifensulfuron methyl 500g/kg + Tribenuron-methyl 250g/kg+ Florasulam 80g/kg WDG
Those products have very good effect on killing annual grass and broad-leaf weeds.

Chenopodium album
Stellaria media
Verdolaga

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