Emek - Clodinafop-Propargyl 9% + Metribuzin 20% WP - ADAMA

ADAMA Emek Wheat Herbicide Overview

ADAMA Emek contains Clodinafop-Propargyl 9% + Metribuzin 20% WP. It is a selective post-emergence wheat herbicide that combines grass control with activity on the specified broadleaf weed complex, including resistant Phalaris minor populations described by the manufacturer.

Use note: Wheat only. Apply 600 g/ha in 300 L water/ha once, at about 35 days after sowing when weeds are at the 3–4-leaf stage. Observe the 120-day PHI and 24-hour re-entry period.

Key Product Benefits

• Dual grass and broadleaf control: Two active ingredients cover the labelled mixed-weed complex.
• Phalaris minor management: Registered for this important wheat grass weed.
• Two modes of action: HRAC Group 1 ACCase inhibition plus Group 5 photosystem II inhibition.
• One well-timed application: Label timing is around 35 DAS at the 3–4-leaf weed stage.
• Store pack: This listing offers a 240 g variant.

Technical Specifications

How Emek Works

Clodinafop-propargyl inhibits ACCase in susceptible grass weeds, stopping new leaf and root growth. Metribuzin inhibits photosystem II in susceptible broadleaf and grass weeds. Growth stops after treatment and visible weed death develops over the following two to three weeks.

India Label: Wheat Use

Application Guide

• Scout the field and apply once around 35 DAS when the labelled weeds are at the 3–4-leaf stage.
• Prepare a smooth WP slurry, add it to the partly filled tank and maintain agitation.
• Use a flat-fan or flood-jet nozzle calibrated for 300 L water/ha and spray uniformly.
• Do not apply during rain, strong wind or excessive heat; observe the 120-day PHI.

Safety and Stewardship

• Use only in wheat and do not exceed one application per crop.
• Wear label-specified protective equipment and avoid breathing WP dust or spray mist.
• Avoid drift to adjacent crops and keep spray and runoff away from aquaculture.
• Observe the 24-hour re-entry period and all crop-rotation directions on the current pack.

Frequently Asked Questions

When should Emek be applied?
Around 35 days after sowing when the labelled weeds are at the 3–4-leaf stage.

How many applications are permitted?
The verified label specifies one application per wheat crop.

How quickly do weeds die?
Growth stops first; visible decline and death develop over roughly two to three weeks.

Safety and Disclaimer

For agricultural use only. The current registered Emek label and leaflet control crop, weed, dose, timing, water volume, PHI, re-entry, application count, protective equipment, first aid, storage and disposal.