Ihara launches products for weed management

Ihara presents its new line of products to the market under the banner of "Herbicides of the Future". The launches will have in their composition a molecule obtained in an unprecedented way by the company. From this, new pre-emergent herbicides were developed that stand out for their long residual, high selectivity and control of the main resistant weeds in Brazil, and which promise to help farmers increase productivity.

"Ihara's commitment to Brazilian agriculture is to promote a revolution in the management of weeds in different crops. These new products bring in their formulation innovative solutions for farmers, who face problems with numerous weeds, including the most resistant ones, such as crow's foot grass, ryegrass, horseweed, sour grass, crabgrass, crabgrass and string grass," says Elton Visioli, Ihara herbicide product manager.

Brazilian farmers will have these new technologies for weed control and resistance management at their disposal, generating value for national agriculture as a whole, with the following launches:

• Kyojin: specially formulated to combat resistant weeds, providing greater and better control of crow's foot grass, horseweed, digitaria, among others, in soybeans and corn;
• Yamato: already registered in more than 10 countries and on the list of the main herbicides in the world, this product is indicated for managing ryegrass, among others, in wheat, with pre-emergence application.
• Falcon: this technology offers a broad spectrum of broad and narrow leaf weed control, ensuring selectivity and safety. In Brazil registered for sugarcane, coffee, citrus, eucalyptus, pine and cassava crops;
• Rhythm: exclusively developed for use in sugarcane, this product has an innovative formulation, which is quickly absorbed and easy to handle for managing narrow and broad leaf weeds.

The new products join Ihara's portfolio, which already has more than 60 solutions for more than 100 different types of crops, in order to help farmers with the main challenges of the Brazilian agricultural market.