Product feature
A post-emergence herbicide that controls a range of key broadleaf weeds in rice including dirty dora, starfruit, arrowhead, water plantain and seedling cumbungi.
Robust selective weed control - Basagen M60 has excellent knockdown capabilities on broadleaf weeds. Weeds will brown out soon after application, allowing the rice to continue to develop without any broadleaf weed competition.
Dual mode of action for broadleaf weed control in rice - Basagen M60 is a Group CI herbicide. It is ideal for inclusion in resistance management strategies where weeds such as dirty dora are resistant to Group B chemistry (e.g. Londax).
Dictate M60 is safe when used on rice - Bentazone, the main active constituent of Basagen M60, is very active on broadleaf weeds and does not cause any phytoxicity, biomass reduction or root pruning on rice.
Basagen M60 can be applied to rice any time from emergence to panicle initiation allowing competing weeds to be removed early.
Product Introduction
The product is a selective post-emergence herbicide for the control of certain broadleaf weeds in rice. It is a combination of bentazone and MCPA. As a foliar herbicide, good coverage is essential. Application should be made to fully exposed weeds, prior to flowering. Best results will be achieved when application is made to actively growing young weeds.
Mode of action
This Herbicide is a member of the benzothiadiazole and phenoxy groups of herbicides. The product has the inhibitor of photosynthesis at photosystem II and disruptor of plant cell growth modes of action.
Target crop
Rice
Target weeds
Annual broadleaf weed and sedge
Application
Crop | Target | Rate | Method |
Rice | Annual broadleaf weed and sedge | 2.0-2.5 L/ha | Spraying |
