Description

Strim Herbicide

Strim Herbicide is a pre-emergent or early post-emergent herbicide with an antagonistic effect against a wide range of weeds.

• It is a selective & systemic pre-emergence herbicide for control of annual broad-leaved & grass weeds in maize, sorghum, cotton, sugar cane, soybeans & peanuts.
• Being an alternative to atrazine, Strim is a new way to control weeds for maize farmers.
• It is absorbed predominantly by the hypocotyls and shoots.

Strim Herbicide: Dosage

• Maize, sweet corn: 3 Ltr/Ha (apply before, at, or immediately after planting and before weeds have germinated).
• Soybeans, peanuts, sunflower: 3 Ltr/Ha (apply before pre-emergence where soil crusting is likely. Apply before, at, or immediately after planting and before weeds emerge).
• Sugarcane: Apply as a pre and post-emergent application to the crop. Apply once per year only.
• 1.5 -2 liters/Ha (200ml per tank).
• Tank mix partners: Atrazine, nicosulfuron & paraquat for maize.

Strim Herbicide: Product details

• Composition: S-Metolachlor 960g/L
• Type: Pre-plant, pre-emergent, or early post-emergence.
• Formulation: EC
• Mode of action: Inhibition of weed seed germination.
• Registration information: A5-1193

Direction for use

• Maize, sweet corn, soybean, peanut: Pre-emergent application.
• Sugarcane: Pre- or post-emergent application to the crop.
• Cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli: Immediately after transplanting.
• Cotton: Apply before or immediately after planting.
• Apply Strim within 0-3 days after sowing/transplanting.
• Maintain sufficient soil moisture at the time of application to activate the soil.

Notice!

• Do not apply to waterlogged soils, don’t apply if heavy rains or storms are likely to cause run-off is expected in 2 days.
• Avoid contact with eyes, skin while handling the concentrate or spray solution. Users should use full protective clothing.

Strim Herbicide: Storage condition

• Should be stored in a separate room in separate lockers under lock & key. The storage room should be well built, ventilated, dry, and cool.

Crops

• Broccoli
• Cabbage
• Cauliflower
• Cotton
• Maize
• Peanut
• Soybean
• Sugarcane
• Vegetables

Pests and Diseases

• Awnless Grass
• Barnyard Grass
• Crowsfoot Grass
• Guinea Grass
• Liverseed Grass
• Lovegrass
• Pigeon Grass
• Redroot Amaranth
• Summer grass