Haruma

Advanced Grass Weed Control: Haruma Herbicide

Haruma is a specialized systemic herbicide based on quizalofop-P-ethyl, designed to tackle the most persistent grass weeds in broad-leaved crops. By inhibiting the synthesis of fatty acids, it provides a lethal strike against species such as couch grass (Elymus repens), green foxtail, barnyard grass, and wild oats, ensuring crops like soybeans, sunflowers, potatoes, and rapeseed develop without weed competition.

Competitive Advantages

What sets Haruma apart is its high selectivity combined with rapid systemic absorption. Unlike non-selective herbicides, Haruma is engineered to be safe for target crops when applied at recommended stages. Key performance factors include:

• Systemic Efficacy: The active ingredient travels to the roots and rhizomes, making it highly effective against perennial grasses like couch grass, preventing regrowth.
• Flexibility: Being a post-emergence herbicide, it allows farmers to wait and assess the weed pressure before application, optimizing input costs.
• Formulation Quality: The emulsifiable concentrate formulation ensures excellent leaf coverage and stability, facilitating reliable results under various field conditions.

Optimal Use Strategy

Haruma is an essential tool for intensive farming operations focusing on rapeseed, soybean, and sugar beet production. The application rate varies from 0.4 to 1.2 L/ha, which should be adjusted based on the specific weed spectrum and their growth stage. As a selective herbicide, it should be applied when weeds are actively growing to maximize systemic uptake. It belongs to the 3rd hazard class, requiring careful handling and adherence to safety protocols during spraying.

The product, resulting from a global manufacturing collaboration between facilities in China and Ukraine, offers a balanced performance profile, combining cost-effectiveness with high active ingredient quality standards.