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Parakh is a fast-acting, non-selective contact herbicide that targets and controls a broad spectrum of weeds. It is absorbed by the foliage and translocated within the plant, making it effective for both pre-plant and post-emergence applications. Parakh is particularly suitable for conservation and no-till farming systems, as it controls the foliage parts of weeds while leaving the roots intact, thereby preventing soil erosion.

Benefits

• Broad-Spectrum Control: Effectively manages a wide range of broadleaf and grassy weeds.

• Rapid Action: Provides quick knockdown of weeds, minimizing competition with crops.

• Soil Conservation: Ideal for no-till systems, as it controls weeds without disturbing the soil structure.

• Versatile Application: Suitable for use in various crops, including tea, potato, cotton, rubber, coffee, rice, wheat, maize, grapes, and apple.

• Rainfastness: Absorbed quickly by plants, allowing for effective weed control even if it rains shortly after application.

Features

• Formulation: Soluble Liquid (SL) for easy mixing and application.

• Mode of Action: Contact herbicide that disrupts photosynthesis in green plant tissues.

• Application Methods: Can be applied as a foliar spray for post-emergence weed control or as a pre-plant application in minimum tillage systems.

• Compatibility: Can be integrated into various crop management programs.

How to Use

Dosage and Application Guidelines:

• Tea: Apply 0.32–1.7 liters per acre as a post-emergence directed inter-row application at the 2–3 leaf stage of weeds. For season-long control, use 2.5–5.0 liters initially, followed by 1 liter for subsequent spot applications.

• Potato: Use 0.8 liters per acre as a post-emergence overall or inter-row application at 5–10% emergence.

• Cotton: Apply 0.5–0.8 liters per acre as a post-emergence directed inter-row application at the 2–3 leaf stage of weeds.

• Rubber: Use 0.6–1 liter per acre as a post-emergence directed inter-row application at the 2–3 leaf stage of weeds.

• Coffee: Apply 400 ml per acre to control various weed species.

• Rice (Pre-Plant): Apply 500–1400 ml per acre before sowing/transplanting to control standing weeds.

• Wheat (Pre-Plant): Use 1.7 liters per acre before sowing to manage grassy and broadleaf weeds.

• Maize (Pre-Plant): Apply 320–800 ml per acre before sowing to control specific weed species.

• Grapes: Use 800 ml per acre as a post-emergence directed inter-row application at the 2–3 leaf stage of weeds.

• Apple: Apply 1.3 liters per acre as a post-emergence directed inter-row application at the 2–3 leaf stage of weeds.

Note: Always follow label instructions and consult with agricultural experts to determine the appropriate dosage and application method for your specific crop and weed situation.