Futurin

Advanced weed control in winter cereals and corn

For agronomists managing fields infested with persistent broad-leaved weeds like Canada thistle, field bindweed, or catchweed bedstraw, finding a selective and systemic solution is paramount. "Futurin" is a professional-grade herbicide designed for post-emergence application in winter wheat, barley, and corn, utilizing a powerful combination of Dicamba and Thifensulfuron-methyl.

Key advantages for field management

• Dual-Action Systemic Effect: By combining benzoic acid derivatives with sulfonylureas, the herbicide attacks weeds through both foliage and roots. This is critical for controlling difficult perennial weeds that regrow from underground rhizomes.
• Crop Safety: Designed for high selectivity, "Futurin" ensures minimal stress to the primary crop. When applied according to recommendations, it poses no phytotoxicity risk, allowing the crop to thrive without nutrient competition.
• Efficiency and Formulation: The water-dispersible granule formulation ensures easy mixing and consistent application through spray nozzles, with a low dose rate of up to 25 grams per hectare.

Field Application Scenarios

"Futurin" is best utilized as a post-emergence insurance herbicide. The optimal window for application is when the target weeds (such as pigweed, common lambsquarters, shepherd's purse, or scentless chamomile) are actively growing but still in their most susceptible development stage. Upon application, the systemic action halts weed growth almost immediately, securing the cultural crop’s access to sunlight, moisture, and soil nutrients.

With a 3rd hazard class rating, precise application is required. A single treatment per season is sufficient to eliminate the spectrum of sensitive broad-leaved weeds. With a very short pre-harvest interval of just 1 day, it serves as a reliable solution for situations requiring rapid weed suppression while maintaining operational flexibility for the harvest season.