Ryder

The herbicide Ryder is an effective agent for protecting rapeseed crops from weeds. It is available as an emulsifiable concentrate containing the active ingredient s-metolachlor at 960 g/L and is applied at a rate of 1.0-1.6 L/ha. The herbicide begins acting immediately after application, and within 6-7 days, weed leaves turn pale. The protective effect lasts 45-60 days and is resistant to rainwash, ensuring reliable crop protection under various weather conditions.

Additionally, there is a herbicide Ryder in the form of water-soluble granules (WSG) containing ethametsulfuron-methyl, cloquinalid, and picloram. This product is designed to combat a wide range of annual broadleaf weeds in winter and spring rapeseed crops. It exhibits high selectivity for the crop and can be applied both before and after rapeseed emergence, allowing optimization of agronomic practices and increased yield.

Rapeseed protected by the herbicide Ryder is a high-yielding oilseed crop. For example, the spring rapeseed variety Raudis is characterized by early maturity (85-90 days), high oil content (~48.6%), and resistance to lodging, drought, and major diseases. The average yield of this variety is 25-35 c/ha, with potential reaching up to 60 c/ha. Seeds are sown at a rate of 0.9-1.0 million per hectare, ensuring optimal plant development and maximum return on herbicide application.