flumioxazin herbicide uses Sumi Max Herbicide (Flumioxazin 50% SC) – Fasalkart

About Product

• Sumi Max is a pre-emergence herbicide that targets and destroys a wide range of weeds, including Phulkia, Carrot grass, and Motha, ensuring your soybean crops are protected from the start.
• Sumi Max Herbicide should be applied within 3 days of sowing. This timing helps to prevent weed growth right from the beginning, promoting healthier crop development.
• By controlling unwanted weeds early, SumiMax helps to maximize the yield potential of your soybean crops, leading to better productivity and profitability.

Sumi Max Herbicide Technical Details

• Technical Name: Flumioxazin 50% SC
• Mode of Entry: Systemic
• Mode of Action: SumiMAX works by inhibition of protoporphyrinogen oxidase (PPO), an enzyme that is important for the synthesis of chlorophyll. In other words, flumioxazin causes interference and halts the plants’ production of chlorophyll. Treated plants will respond quickly to treatment and rapidly decompose.

Key Features & Benefits

• Controls maximum number of soybean weeds.
• Controls weeds from the first day of spraying.
• Long-time control, trust of Sumitomo Chemical.
• Economical and cost-effective solutions - best products, fast speeds, great results, low cost.
• Sumi Max Herbicide is safe for the environment, resistant to rain.

Sumi Max Herbicide Usage & Crops

• Crop: soyabean
• Recommendations: 100ml/Acre dissolved in 200 L of water
• Method of Application: Ground level spray on young newly emerged weeds.

Additional Information

• Precautions While Using Sumi Max Herbicide
• Wash the pump immediately after spraying (up to 30 minutes).
• Do not use Sumi MAX in rocky and sandy soil.
• Do not use it in rough, uneven and sloping field.
• Do not use SumiMAX after 3 days of sowing.
• Use only Flat Fan nozzle.
• Must use at least 200 litres of water per acre.

Disclaimer: This information is provided for reference purposes only. Always follow the recommended application guidelines outlined on the product label and accompanying leaflet.