FLUMETSULAM
Product Overview
FLUMETSULAM
Product Information
1. Characteristic: Inhibiting the synthesis of branched-chain amino acids hinders protein synthesis and causes plants to stop growing
2. Applicable crops: Corn, soybeans, wheat, barley
3. Control objects: Dandelion, mullein, solitary plantain, mustard, mandrake
4. Method of application: spray.
5.Note: Precisely control the dosage of the medicine to avoid causing harm to sensitive crops in the next season due to excessive dosage. Pay attention to the safety interval period for agricultural products and do not harvest or consume them during this period.
6. Customerized packing label
7. FAO standard
8. Professional registration, GLP, ICAMA, LOA etc.
What Our Customers Say About Flumetsulam
What Our Customers Say About Flumetsulam
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OwenOwenExcellent for use in rotation with other modes of action. Helps prevent resistance development while providing reliable weed control throughout the critical early growth stages. -
GabrielGabrielThis herbicide has provided excellent pre-emergence control of broadleaf weeds in our corn fields. The long residual activity means we get season-long protection with just one application. -
LeoLeoOur soybean fields have benefited greatly from this product's residual weed control. It's particularly good at suppressing difficult broadleaf species that other pre-emergence herbicides miss. -
NathanNathanA cost-effective solution for early-season weed pressure. Has significantly reduced our need for post-emergence applications while maintaining clean fields.
Flumetsulam FAQs
Flumetsulam FAQs
As a basic producer and leading formulator in agrochemicals, We have rich experience in domestic market, and we have professional technical team can help clients to find the solutions for the new disease who threatens their crop.
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80%High PurityEnsure the reliability of each product.
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58%Fast-Acting FormulaQuickly provide visible effects
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What weeds does Flumetsulam control?
What weeds does Flumetsulam control?
Flumetsulam provides effective control of many broadleaf weeds including velvetleaf, lambsquarters, and morning glory in soybeans and corn, with both foliar and residual soil activity.
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How does soil pH affect performance?
How does soil pH affect performance?
Persistence increases in acidic soils (pH<7.0), potentially extending control but increasing carryover risk. In alkaline soils (pH>7.5), degradation accelerates, reducing residual activity.
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Can it be used in no-till systems?
Can it be used in no-till systems?
Yes, particularly effective when combined with glyphosate for burndown in no-till soybeans. The residual activity helps control later-emerging broadleaf weeds.
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What rotational restrictions apply?
What rotational restrictions apply?
Avoid planting sensitive crops (sugar beet, canola, some vegetables) for 9-12 months after application due to potential carryover injury.
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What measures prevent crop injury?
What measures prevent crop injury?
Select tolerant corn hybrids and soybean varieties. Avoid applications when crops are stressed or when cold, wet conditions persist after treatment.
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