Flagman, herbicide, (bentazon, 480 g/l)

Precision weed control: Bentazone-based protection

Effective management of broadleaf weeds during early crop development is essential for a high-yielding harvest. "Flagman, SL" (480 g/l bentazone) is a selective, contact-acting herbicide designed to provide post-emergence control in soybeans, flax, rice, and peas. By inhibiting photosynthesis in target weeds, it ensures the crop remains stress-free and competitive throughout its most vulnerable growth stages.

Targeting resilient weeds

The product's formulation is specifically calibrated to neutralize a range of problematic species that often plague fields. "Flagman" is highly effective against:

• Common ragweed (Ambrosia artemisiifolia), Redroot pigweed, and Wild mustard.
• Cleavers, Shepherd's purse, and Scentless mayweed.

As a foliage-applied (post-emergence) herbicide, it acts quickly on contact. The application rate ranges from 1.5 to 3 liters per hectare, allowing for dosage adjustments based on the severity of weed infestation.

Production standards and reliability

The product is a result of a partnership between the "Agrochemical Factory" (Ukraine) and the Chinese manufacturer "F. Nanjing Essence Fine-Chemical Co., Ltd." With the registration and quality assurance provided by Ukravit, the product meets rigorous agricultural standards. This collaboration ensures that users receive a consistent, high-quality chemical solution tailored to the needs of modern field farming.

Classified under hazard class 3, the herbicide requires careful handling. The protocol allows for a maximum of one treatment per season, with a mandatory pre-harvest interval of 40 days. Following these guidelines ensures both optimal weed management and compliance with safety standards for the harvested crop.