Acollet (Acollet)

Effective Crop Protection for Vegetables and Oilseeds

Acollet (Acollet) by Shandong Weifang Rainbow is a selective soil-applied herbicide based on aclonifen, widely recognized for its reliability in pre-emergence control of a broad range of broadleaf weeds. In intensive farming, it is the go-to solution for creating a "protective shield" in the topsoil before both the crop and weeds emerge.

Field Application Scenarios

Agronomists prefer Acollet for onion, carrot, and sunflower crops. Its main value lies in its selective mode of action. Unlike many other treatments, Acollet works via contact: as weeds germinate and push through the treated soil layer, they absorb the active ingredient, leading to the inhibition of photosynthesis and subsequent weed death.

• Targeted Weed Control: Highly effective against common ragweed, pigweed, fat hen, field pennycress, and shepherd's purse.
• Flexible Application Rates: Depending on field weed pressure and soil type, agronomists can adjust the rate from 0.5 L/ha up to 3.0+ L/ha, allowing for tailored crop protection.
• Technological Efficiency: Applied before crop emergence, it eliminates early-stage competition and prevents herbicide-related stress on young seedlings.

Practical Field Recommendations

The suspension concentrate formulation is highly convenient for tank mixing. As a soil-applied herbicide, adequate soil moisture is critical for the activation of aclonifen. With a limit of 1–2 applications per season, precise timing is essential. While Acollet is classified under hazard class 2, requiring standard protective measures, it provides a clean field during the most vulnerable growth stages, ensuring maximum potential for the final yield.