Rapeseed Felix

Felix is a systemic herbicide with whole-plant activity designed for effective control of annual and perennial weeds, including dicots and monocots. The active ingredient is ammonium salt of glyphosate at a concentration of 757 g/kg (680-687 g/kg as acid equivalent). The product is formulated as water-soluble granules, ensuring ease of preparing the working solution and uniform distribution of the substance over the treated area.

Felix is applied on agricultural and non-agricultural lands, and is also used as a desiccant for grain crops and sunflower. Thanks to the systemic action of glyphosate, the product inhibits the synthesis of aromatic amino acids in weeds, leading to their death. The product is effective for treating various crops, including corn, potato, beet, rapeseed, soybean, and others.

Recommended application rates depend on the type of weed: for annual weeds — 1.0-2.0 kg/ha, for perennial weeds — 2.0-3.0 kg/ha. The working solution is prepared in a volume of 200-250 liters per hectare. When applying, take into account optimal conditions such as air temperature from +14 to +25 °C, the growth stage of the weeds, and their sensitivity to glyphosate. The toxicity class of the product according to WHO classification is III (slightly toxic), ensuring relative safety when used correctly.