Corum, RK (imazamox, 22.4 g/l + bentazone, 480 g/l)

Effective Soybean Protection: Field Insights

When it comes to weed-free soybean fields, there is no room for compromise. In my operations, the combination of imazamox and bentazon (480 g/L) has proven to be a reliable tool for controlling a wide range of broadleaf weeds. This solution from BASF Agro B.V. is my go-to choice when I need to clear fields of common ragweed, redroot pigweed, or common lambsquarters without stressing the crop.

Operational Tips

• Application Timing: As a post-emergence herbicide, precision is key. I apply it strictly to the foliage when weeds are in their active growth phase and soybeans are at the 1–3 trifoliate leaf stage.
• Dosage and Performance: Using a rate of 1.7–2.25 L/ha allows for confident management even in heavily infested areas. A single seasonal application is enough, which optimizes field time and logistics.
• Systemic Action: Unlike contact-only herbicides, this formula is absorbed systemically. This is vital if you've missed the ideal weed development window, ensuring consistent results regardless.

Technical Notes for Operators

The product comes as a water-soluble concentrate, which makes tank mixing straightforward—it integrates perfectly without clogging spray nozzles. Safety is paramount, as it is classified as a Hazard Class 3 product, so proper PPE is mandatory. With a pre-harvest interval of 50 days, planning the season's schedule is manageable. Because it is produced at high-tech facilities in Germany, Italy, France, and the USA, you can rely on consistent, high-quality active ingredients in every batch.