Sarmat

Professional Soil Control: «Sarmat» Herbicide

In modern agronomy, the choice of a reliable soil-applied herbicide is a cornerstone for ensuring clean crops during critical growth stages. «Sarmat» is a well-established selective systemic herbicide based on prometryn, serving as a trusted tool for Ukrainian farmers in the preventive control of weed infestations.

The product is specifically engineered for pre-emergence application, creating a protective barrier in the topsoil layer. The active ingredient is absorbed by weeds primarily through sprouts and root systems, effectively disrupting the photosynthesis process. This mechanism ensures the successful elimination of annual broadleaf and grass weeds before they become a competitive threat to the crops.

Application and Field Performance

«Sarmat» is characterized by high selectivity, making it compatible with various crops including sunflower, carrots, potatoes, coriander, peas, and common beans. Its formulation as an emulsifiable concentrate ensures the stability of the spray solution and uniform distribution across the soil surface.

• Systemic Action: Comprehensive suppression of unwanted vegetation at early growth stages.
• Soil Barrier: Protection during the germination phase, which is essential for high yield potential.
• Flexible Dosage: The application rate varies from 2 to 4 liters per hectare, depending on soil type and weed pressure.

The product's manufacturing process involves the collaboration of several international entities, including China National Complete Engineering Corporation, Hangzhou Ruijiang Chemical Co., Ltd., Zhejiang Dayo Chemical Industrial, and Agricopter Asia Limited, with final supply chain support from Agrohimit (Ukraine). This collaborative approach ensures that high-quality prometryn-based formulations are accessible to the local market.

As a 3rd-class hazard substance, «Sarmat» is designed for a single application before crop emergence. Ensuring proper soil moisture levels after application is critical to achieving maximum efficacy. By opting for this systemic herbicide, farmers can avoid unnecessary mechanical weeding passes, allowing the main crop to establish itself in a favorable environment free from competition for nutrients and moisture.