Bolid, v.g., herbicide with surfactant "Flox"

Synergy of two active ingredients for superior corn protection

The «Bolid, w.g.» complex combined with the «Phlox» surfactant provides a balanced solution for managing weed pressure in corn crops. The effectiveness of the preparation is rooted in the combination of two sulfonylureas: rimsulfuron and thifensulfuron-methyl. This combination targets a wide spectrum of troublesome broadleaf and grass weeds, including invasive species like couch grass, common ragweed, and smartweed.

Technical Breakdown of the Formula

• Rimsulfuron: Provides systemic action by rapidly penetrating the leaf surface. The substance blocks the acetolactate synthase enzyme, which arrests cell division and immediately stops weed growth.
• Thifensulfuron-methyl: Enhances performance against broadleaf weeds such as lambsquarters and pigweed, ensuring high selectivity.
• «Phlox» Surfactant: A critical component of the system. This additive reduces the surface tension of spray droplets, allowing for uniform coverage and better adhesion to pubescent or waxy leaves, significantly improving the absorption of the active ingredients.

Operational Features

The water-soluble granule formulation simplifies the preparation of the tank mixture and ensures solution stability in field conditions. «Bolid» is a selective post-emergence herbicide designed to be applied after crop germination. At an application rate of 0.04–0.05 kg/ha, high biological efficacy is achieved, provided the regulations are followed (maximum of one treatment per season).

The manufacturer, China Chemical Industrial and Research Co. Ltd., has prioritized a high concentration of active ingredients, making this product an economically viable choice for large-scale agricultural enterprises aiming for clean fields without the unnecessary costs of repeated machinery passes.