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basf soybean herbicides Pursuit Herbicide (Imazethapyr 10% SL) – AgriVruddhi

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basf soybean herbicides Pursuit Herbicide (Imazethapyr 10% SL) – AgriVruddhiProduct Name: Pursuit Technical Name: Imazethapyr 10% SL Product Type: Herbicide Brand Name: BASF Product Overview: Pursuit is a well known herbicide which ensures effective control of grasses and broad leaved weeds in Soybean, Ground nut, Black gram, Green gram and Red gram. Recommended to be applied as early post emergence when weeds are at 1 2 leaf stage. Summary: Feature Details Mode of Action ALS enzyme (acetolactate synthase) inhibition

Product Name: Pursuit
Technical Name: Imazethapyr 10% SL
Product Type: Herbicide
Brand Name: BASF

Product Overview:

Pursuit is a well-known herbicide which ensures effective control  of grasses and broad leaved  weeds in Soybean, Ground nut, Black gram, Green gram and Red gram. Recommended to be applied as early post emergence when weeds are at 1-2 leaf stage.

Summary:

Feature Details
Mode of Action ALS enzyme (acetolactate synthase) inhibition
Application Method Foliar spray with MSO surfactant, flat-fan nozzle
Dosage Range 750–1500 g a.i./ha depending on crop & weed stage; ~168 mL/acre elsewhere
Target Crops Soybean, Groundnut, Pulses (Black/Green/Red Gram)
Timing Early post-emergence (7–14 days after sowing, weeds at 1–2 leaf stage)
PHI Examples Soybean: 72 days; Groundnut: 102 days

Benefits:
  • Broad-spectrum weed control – effectively manages both grassy and broadleaf weeds.
  • Early post-emergence action – applied after crop emergence, giving flexibility in weed management.
  • Residual soil activity – suppresses future flushes of weeds, reducing the need for repeat sprays.
  • Improves crop yield – eliminates weed competition, leading to 15–20% higher productivity.
  • Systemic action – absorbed by both roots and leaves and translocated throughout the plant.
  • Selective to crops – safe for pulses, soybean, groundnut, and other legumes when used as recommended.
  • Cost-effective solution – reduces manual weeding and labor costs.
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