Sakura 850 W herbicide optional for controlling annual fine weeds 1 kilogram

Sakura 850 WG selective herbicide for weed control of narrow annual weeds 1 kilogram product description Sakura 850 WG is a selective pre-emergence herbicide, designed to help control narrow annual weeds in a number of field crops, especially wheat, barley, and corn. The product works within the soil after planting and before weed germination, forming an effective layer that helps prevent weed seedlings from starting, reducing their competition with the crop for water and nutrients in the early growth stages. Sakura relies on the active ingredient Pyroxasulfone at 85%, which belongs to the Group 15 herbicides. This type of herbicide is suitable for integrated weed management programs, especially in fields where narrow weeds such as wild oats, Zumeer, Valaris, and others that affect crop strength and growth density appear. Why use Sakura 850 WG? Weed control before emergence Sakura is used before weed germination, helping to reduce their appearance from the start instead of waiting for them to grow and then fighting them later. Protecting the crop at the beginning of the season The early growth stages of wheat, barley, and corn are very sensitive to weed competition. Using the product helps reduce early pressure on the crop and improves uniform growth. Reducing weed competition Weeds draw water and nutrients from the soil and compete with the crop for space and light. Therefore, Sakura helps reduce this competition when used at the correct timing. Suitable for weed resistance programs Because it belongs to Group 15, it can be integrated into herbicide rotation programs to limit weed resistance development, provided that technical recommendations are followed and the same group is not used repeatedly in a random manner. Features of Sakura 850 WG Early effectiveness before weed appearance It helps early control of weeds before germination, giving the crop a cleaner and more stable start. Suitable for narrow annual weeds It targets narrow annual weeds that are a major problem in wheat, barley, and corn fields. Reduces the need for corrective sprays When used correctly, it helps reduce the need for later interventions to control growing weeds. Not applied to large weeds The main feature of the product is that it works before germination, so it is more suitable for early preventive use rather than as a solution for weeds that have already appeared and grown. Granular formulation that is water-dispersible It comes in water-dispersible granules (WG), which helps prepare a homogeneous spray solution when well mixed. Suitable for wheat, barley, and corn It is included in weed control programs in the targeted field crops, with adherence to the appropriate dose for each crop. Weeds it fights Targeted narrow annual weeds Sakura helps combat a range of narrow annual weeds, most notably: Wild oats. Zumeer. Valaris. Annual Nigeel. Dukhun. Wild corn weeds. Sensitive broad weeds at early germination stages It may also help reduce some sensitive broad weeds at early germination stages such as: Catchweed, Dike’s reed, Wild mustard, and Dibe grape. Always refer to the product label to precisely identify registered weeds according to the crop and dose. Technical specifications Name Trade Sakura Name in English Sakura 850 WG Product type Selective herbicide for pre-emergence effect Effect method Effect via soil before weed germination Active ingredient Pyroxasulfone Active ingredient concentration 85% Formulation type Water-dispersible granules WG Group Herbicide Group 15 Weight 1 kilogram Country of origin Japan Manufacturer Kumiai Chemical Industry Co., Ltd. Target crops Wheat, barley, and corn Usage method Appropriate spraying timing Sakura is sprayed on the soil immediately after planting and before weed germination, preferably with adequate soil moisture to activate the active ingredient and form a protective layer. Application method Mix the product well with water in the spray tank, then spray evenly on the soil surface after planting. Calibrate the sprayer before use to ensure uniform distribution of the dose across the entire area. Do not use on growing weeds Sakura is not used on weeds that have already appeared, as the product mainly works through the soil before germination and is not a post-emergence weed killer for growing weeds. Do not till the soil after spraying It is recommended not to till the soil surface after treatment, as tillage may break the protective layer formed by the product and reduce its effectiveness. Recommended doses Wheat Use at 100 to 150 grams per feddan, dissolved in 200 to 300 liters of water per feddan, depending on soil type, weed density, and recorded recommendations on the package. Barley Use at 100 to 150 grams per feddan, with spraying after planting and before irrigation or after light irrigation, according to the planting program and available soil moisture. Corn Use at 150 to 200 grams per feddan, with application immediately after planting and before weed emergence. Important points for the success of the herbicide Its main strength is when used preventively before weed germination, not after weeds have spread in the field. Maintain adequate soil moisture Having sufficient soil moisture after spraying helps activate the active ingredient and improve control efficiency. Do not delay treatment Delaying spraying after weed appearance may reduce the product’s effectiveness, as growing weeds require a different control program. Follow the recommended dose Increasing the dose does not mean better results and may cause problems for the crop or soil. Adhere to the recommended dose according to the crop and soil type. Consider soil type The efficiency of pre-emergence herbicides varies depending on soil type, organic matter percentage, and available moisture, so it is preferable to use the product under technical guidance when needed. Additional benefits of using Sakura Improved crop utilization of nutrients and water Reducing weeds early in the season helps the crop better utilize water, fertilizers, and nutrients. Supporting uniform crop growth Early weed competition reduction leads to more uniform growth within the field. Later weed pressure reduction Early control of weeds helps reduce their density in later stages, making field management easier. Suitable for integrated management programs It can be used as part of an integrated program that includes correct planting timing, irrigation management, crop rotation, and herbicide rotation. Why is Sakura important for wheat? Wheat is sensitive to early weed competition Wheat fields can be heavily affected by narrow weeds early in the season because these weeds resemble wheat in growth pattern and compete directly for food and water. Early control is better than late control Using Sakura before weed germination helps reduce their appearance from the start, which reflects on regular growth, branching strength, and field management efficiency. Suitable for common narrow weeds Weeds like wild oats, Zumeer, and Valaris inside wheat can cause clear losses if not managed early, so using a pre-emergence herbicide is an important part of the control program. How the herbicide works Effect through soil Sakura works after being absorbed by weed seeds and seedlings during germination, limiting their growth at a very early stage. Preventing seedling development The product helps stop weed seedling growth before they become capable of competing with the crop, provided that adequate moisture is available and application timing is correct. Does not treat advanced weeds Since its mechanism is related to early germination, it is not recommended if weeds have already appeared and reached advanced growth stages. Safety and usage warnings Read the label before use The full product label must be read before preparation and spraying, as the dose and application method may vary depending on the crop, soil type, and weed density. Use protective measures It is recommended to wear gloves, mask, protective glasses, and suitable clothing during preparation and spraying. Avoid drift Avoid spray reaching non-target crops or sensitive areas near the field. Do not mix arbitrarily Do not mix the product with other herbicides or fertilizers unless compatibility is confirmed and instructions on the label are followed. Storage and preservation Store the product in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, food, and drinks, and out of children’s and animals’ reach. Supervised use It is preferable to use under the supervision of an agricultural engineer or specialist, especially in large fields or when there is a history of weed resistance. Who is this product suitable for? Sakura 850 WG is suitable for wheat, barley, and corn farmers who need a pre-emergence selective herbicide to help control narrow annual weeds. It is also suitable for farmers who want to manage weeds early from the beginning of the season, reducing their competition with the crop instead of waiting for weeds to grow larger and become more difficult to control. Frequently Asked Questions about Sakura 850 WG Is Sakura a pre-emergence herbicide? Yes, Sakura 850 WG is a pre-emergence selective herbicide, used after planting and before weed germination. What is the active ingredient in Sakura? The active ingredient is Pyroxasulfone at 85%. Does Sakura work on growing weeds? No. The product is intended for use before weed germination and is not used on growing or large weeds. What crops are suitable for Sakura? It is used in wheat, barley, and corn according to available data, with adherence to recorded doses for each crop. What is the weight of the package? The package weight is 1 kilogram. Does Sakura need soil moisture? Yes, adequate soil moisture helps activate the active ingredient and improve control efficiency. Related sections You can browse similar products in the herbicides section, as well as the agricultural pesticides section, and the pest and rodent control section. To prepare for spraying, visit the manual sprayers section. Product summary Sakura 850 WG is a pre-emergence selective herbicide weighing 1 kilogram, helping control narrow annual weeds in wheat, barley, and corn. It features a water-dispersible granular formulation that works through the soil to reduce weed emergence from the start, making it a suitable option within weed management programs when used at the correct timing and doses. Evito Plus 50% EC herbicide 5 liters