Stomp Extra
714.00 ₹ 625.00 ₹
Technical Name- Pendimethalin 38.7 % CS
The cleaner pre-emergence weed control solution
Whether you’re growing avocadoes, cotton, teatree or turf, you probably appreciate the value of pendamethalin to control key weeds that could compete with the establishing crop – and don’t appreciate the yellow staining that used to be an inevitable drawback of using it.
Stomp® Xtra uses micro-encapsulation to dramatically reduce staining and the loss of active ingredient through volatilisation between application and incorporation. Add in a higher concentration of the active ingredient, and it’s a more convenient and efficient formulation all round.
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BASF, HerbicidesTechnical Name- Pendimethalin 38.7 % CS
The cleaner pre-emergence weed control solution
Whether you’re growing avocadoes, cotton, teatree or turf, you probably appreciate the value of pendamethalin to control key weeds that could compete with the establishing crop – and don’t appreciate the yellow staining that used to be an inevitable drawback of using it.
Stomp® Xtra uses micro-encapsulation to dramatically reduce staining and the loss of active ingredient through volatilisation between application and incorporation. Add in a higher concentration of the active ingredient, and it’s a more convenient and efficient formulation all round.714.00 ₹625.00 ₹
Dhoom
Herbicides, Shriram Farm SolutionsTechnical Name – Clodinafop-Propargyl 15% WP
Dhoom belongs to aryloxyphenoxypropionate group.
Dhoom is a post emergence herbicide with excellent control of most of the important grass weeds like in wheat ecosystem
Seltima
Agro-Chemicals, BASF, Fungicides, Plant ProtectionTechnical Name- Pyraclostrobin 100 g/l CS
2,4-D Main
Adama, Herbicides2,4-D amine salt 58% SL
2,4-D Main belongs to phenoxycarboxylic group.
2,4-D Main is selective systemic post emergence herbicide. The product is used for the control of annual and perennial broad leaved weeds in a wide range of crop.
