METRIBUZIN 70% WP

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MOQ : 25 Kilograms

METRIBUZIN 70% WP Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
25 Kilograms

Supply Ability
1000 Kilograms Per Month

Delivery Time
7 Days

About METRIBUZIN 70% WP

Metribuzin 70% WP is a highly effective, selective, and systemic herbicide widely used in agriculture for the control of annual broadleaf weeds and narrow-leaf grasses. It is formulated as a wettable powder (WP) containing 70% active ingredient, typically applied to both soil and foliage to inhibit photosynthesis in weeds, leading to their death.

Key Agricultural and Pesticide Benefits:

Broad-Spectrum Weed Control: It is effective against a wide variety of weeds, including challenging species like Phalaris minor (canary grass) in wheat and various broadleaf weeds such as Chenopodium (lambsquarters).
Versatile Application (Pre- and Post-Emergence): Metribuzin 70% WP offers flexibility, acting as both a pre-emergence (before weed germination) and early post-emergence (after weed growth) herbicide.
Systemic Action: Being a systemic herbicide, it is absorbed by the roots and foliage, transporting throughout the plant to eliminate weeds from the inside out, providing long-lasting control.
Crop Selectivity and Safety: When used at recommended dosages, it is safe for key crops, including potatoes, sugarcane, soybeans, tomatoes, and wheat.
Cost-Effective and Low Dosage: Its high efficacy allows for low dosage per acre, making it an economical option for farmers.
Improved Crop Yields: By eliminating weed competition for nutrients, sunlight, and water during critical growth stages, it supports healthier, higher-yielding crops.
Good Residual Control: The herbicide offers excellent residual activity, which prevents the re-emergence of weeds over a sustained period.

Recommended Usage Context:

Major Crops: Potato, sugarcane, soyabean, tomato, and wheat.
Application Timing: Typically early morning or late afternoon.
Mechanism: Inhibits photosynthesis by binding to the DI protein site at photosystem II.