Parlim

Systemic Weed Control: Parlim by Mianora

Managing broadleaf weeds in wheat and barley crops is a persistent challenge for modern cereal production. The «Parlim» herbicide, developed by the Ukrainian brand Mianora, offers a specialized systemic solution designed to protect winter and spring cereals from yield-robbing weeds without compromising the main crop's development.

At the core of Parlim are two active ingredients: florasulam and flumetsulam. This combination acts systemically: it is absorbed through the leaves and moves throughout the plant's vascular system, halting the synthesis of essential amino acids. The result is rapid weed suppression, with complete mortality occurring within 2-3 weeks post-application. The weed stops competing for resources hours after the herbicide hits the leaves.

Target Weeds and Application

Parlim is widely recognized in the agricultural market for its ability to target hard-to-control species that often show resistance to simpler chemical solutions:

• Cleavers (Galium aparine) — a notorious weed requiring consistent control.
• Common lambsquarters and Redroot pigweed — the most common field competitors.
• Shepherd's purse and Common chickweed — typically problematic in spring.
• Scentless mayweed — effectively managed across various growth stages.

Supplied as a suspension concentrate, Parlim is easy to handle and mix in spray tanks, making it compatible with various agronomic protocols. With a application rate ranging from 0.5 to 1.0 L/ha, growers have the flexibility to tailor the dosage to the specific infestation density of their fields.

Technical Efficiency for Crop Protection

As a selective post-emergence herbicide, Parlim is designed for foliar application. Its selective nature ensures the safety of wheat and barley crops, provided the manufacturer's guidelines are followed. Classified under the 3rd hazard class, the product requires standard safety measures during application. A single treatment per season is typically sufficient to ensure a clean field during the critical vegetative phase, making it a cost-effective and resource-efficient choice for professional farming operations.