Furor Super 69 EW

Selective control of grass weeds

When working with Furore Super 69 EW, the first thing you notice is its selectivity. This systemic herbicide is a predictable tool for managing stubborn grass weeds like wild oats, barnyard grass, and various foxtail species. Unlike many other treatments, it does not stunt the growth of crops when the guidelines are followed, which is vital for sensitive crops like onions or carrots.

Practical application and dosage

In the field, the product demonstrates high stability. The emulsion concentrate is easy to dose and mixes quickly in the tank. With an application rate of 0.4–1.2 l/ha, we can adjust the treatment based on weed pressure — usually staying at the lower limit for early-stage infestations. We perform only one application per season, which is typically sufficient to eliminate grass competition in rapeseed, sugar beets, or sunflowers.

Operational features

• Systemic action: The product is rapidly absorbed by the leaves, making it resistant to rain wash-off shortly after application.
• Selectivity: The active ingredient, fenoxaprop-P-ethyl, works precisely without leaving burns on the crop foliage.
• Flexibility: Being a post-emergence herbicide, it allows us to hit the fields exactly when weeds are most vulnerable, rather than sticking to a fixed calendar date.

It is important to remember that its toxicity class (Class 3) requires standard precautions when handling the sprayer. Over years of use, we haven't encountered issues with nozzle clogging or sediment buildup — the emulsion remains stable throughout the operation. If you need to selectively remove grass competition without sacrificing the growth rate of your main crop, this remains one of the most reliable options on the market.