Haruma, KE (Halisulfop-P-ethyl, 125 g/l)

Effective grass weed control in your fields

When couch grass or wild oats start taking over, you don't have time for hesitation. Field experience with Haruma, EC proves it’s the kind of tool that eliminates grass competition in a single pass. The active ingredient, quizalofop-P-ethyl at 125 g/l, works systemically: apply it to the leaves, and the plant absorbs it rapidly. Within a few hours, it halts growth, and within a week, the weeds are effectively gone.

Application and Dosage

As an operator, I value predictability. This selective systemic herbicide is gentle on crops when used according to the label. It is safe to use on soybeans, sunflowers, rapeseed, flax, potatoes, peas, and fodder beets. The key is to calculate the dosage correctly (ranging from 0.4 to 1.2 l/ha) based on the weed pressure and species. Since this is a post-emergence herbicide, it is applied during the active vegetation stage.

• Systemic action: The product travels from the leaf down to the root, which is essential for eradicating rhizomatous weeds like couch grass.
• Selectivity: Your crops remain untouched while the herbicide cleans up barnyard grass, foxtail, and wild oats.
• Ease of use: The emulsifiable concentrate is easy to dose, does not clog spray nozzles, and mixes well in tank combinations.

Key Operational Tips

You must stop application 30–60 days before harvest, which is standard for a Class 3 toxicity product. One treatment per season is generally enough to remove grass competition entirely. For best results, pay attention to the environment: the product performs best with moderate humidity and away from extreme heat. Following these simple guidelines ensures a clean field without putting your crop under undue stress. The manufacturer, Hangzhou Ruijiang Chemical Co., Ltd., has provided a stable formulation that remains effective even under high weed pressure.