Raifl 25

Precision Weed Control: The Role of "Rifle 25"

Managing weed competition in corn, potatoes, and tomatoes requires a strategic approach. "Rifle 25," a systemic herbicide based on rimsulfuron, is designed to provide targeted control over aggressive grass and broad-leaved weeds. Its selective action ensures the safety of the primary crop while effectively neutralizing common pests like couch grass, ragweed, pigweed, and shepherd's purse.

Practical Field Application

As a post-emergence herbicide, "Rifle 25" is a staple for growers looking to clean up fields during the active growth phase of both the crop and the weeds. The active ingredient is absorbed through the leaves, quickly inhibiting cellular division in susceptible plants.

• Corn: Best applied when the crop is in the 1–7 leaf stage.
• Potatoes: Recommended for use when the foliage height reaches 10–15 cm.
• Tomatoes: Ideal for application after the development of 2–3 true leaves for transplants or the first pair of leaves for direct-seeded crops.

The formulation consists of water-dispersible granules, which offer excellent handling and solubility in tank mixtures, ensuring no sediment and consistent spray coverage. With a recommended rate of 0.04–0.05 kg/ha, it provides an economical and efficient solution for managing weed infestations in a single application.

Produced by Dupont de Nemours (France) S.A.S. and Dupont Crop Protection El Paso Plant, "Rifle 25" reflects high-quality manufacturing standards and consistent chemical performance. This makes it a reliable tool for professional farmers who demand predictable outcomes in varying agricultural conditions.