Rimax D 762

Synergy against complex weeds

The success of protecting winter cereals largely depends on how effectively a herbicide handles "heavy artillery" — overgrown broad-leaved weeds. Rimaks D 762 from the British company Fader Alliance Ltd. is a systemic solution that combines two powerful formulas: dicamba and tribenuron-methyl. This combination turns the product into a selective tool capable of performing even when other agents fail.

Why choose this combination?

• Double strike: Tribenuron-methyl ensures rapid penetration through leaves, while dicamba acts as an auxin-like herbicide, causing deformation and death of weeds at the cellular level. This prevents resistance development.
• Perennial control: Unlike budget single-component options, Rimaks D 762 effectively clears fields of stubborn perennial broad-leaved plants that common sulfonylureas often fail to control.
• Application flexibility: As a post-emergence insurance herbicide, it allows agronomists to wait for the optimal crop development phase without the risk of losing yields to weed pressure.

The product comes as an aqueous suspension concentrate, which simplifies the preparation of the working solution and ensures uniform coverage of the leaf surface. Production facilities in the Netherlands and Poland guarantee the stability of the chemical composition, which is critical for complying with application regulations.

Application features

Maximum efficiency is achieved with a single application. Rimaks D 762 is a choice for farms working with intensive winter wheat, barley, and rye cultivation cycles. It does not just eliminate the current wave of weeds; it clears space for the crop plant's nutrition, which translates directly into future yields.

Important: when working with the product, consider the 2nd hazard class and follow safety measures during spraying in windy weather, as the systemic nature of the action requires precise application.