Bleid

Blade: Reliable Grass Weed Control

In modern agricultural management, controlling aggressive grass weeds in broadleaf and specific field crops requires precise, targeted solutions. The herbicide «Blade» serves as a professional-grade post-emergence tool, specifically formulated to target graminaceous weeds such as couch grass, barnyard grass, and various species of bristle grass and wild oats. Its active ingredient, clethodim, makes it a potent systemic herbicide known for its effectiveness in professional crop protection.

Performance and Application

As a selective systemic herbicide, Blade acts by penetrating the leaf surface and traveling to the active growth points of the weed, effectively stopping development within days. It is particularly valued for its role as a safeguard in fields of soybeans, sunflower, winter rapeseed, forage beets, and peas. Because it is a selective herbicide, it leaves these crops unaffected, provided the application rates are followed correctly.

• Systemic Formulation: The concentrate emulsion ensures thorough leaf coverage and rapid systemic uptake.
• International Standards: The product is manufactured through a robust partnership between China’s industry leaders—such as China National Complete Engineering Corporation and Hangzhou Ruijiang Chemical—and the Ukrainian company Agrokhimikat. This collaboration combines global chemical engineering with local agronomic expertise.
• Strategic Use: Classified under the 3rd hazard class, it is a proven solution for post-emergent weed management, allowing farmers to intervene precisely when weed pressure threatens crop yield.

The market reputation of Blade is built on its consistency and stability. By incorporating this product into a crop management cycle, producers can minimize competition for water and nutrients at the most critical early growth stages. Whether dealing with annual weeds or persistent perennial grasses like couch grass, Blade provides a technical advantage that translates into cleaner fields and healthier harvests.