BASF·Herbicides
Post-emergence herbicide for soybean and pea. Bentazone + imazamox control annual broadleaf and grass weeds, including overgrown species, with soil activity.
Main advantages
About this product
Korum — a post-emergence herbicide from the company BASF for soybean and pea that combines bentazone (480 g/l) and imazamox (22,4 g/l) in the form of a soluble concentrate. It controls annual dicotyledonous and grass weeds, in particular overgrown ones such as fat hen, thanks to its contact and systemic action. It is applied at a rate of 1,25–2,0 l/ha together with the surfactant Metolat (2:1) at the early growth stages of the weeds. The soil action holds back subsequent waves of weeds, so one spraying per season is usually sufficient.
At a glance
Chemistry & regulatory profile
Active ingredients
Contact and systemic. Bentazone inhibits photosystem II (HRAC 6); imazamox inhibits acetolactate synthase (ALS, HRAC 2).
Resistance group
HRAC 2
Rotate resistance groups across seasons to slow resistance build-up
Formulation
SL
Physical-chemical form (SL / EC / WG / SC)
Application
Full specifications
Vendor offers
No direct vendor offers yet. Leave a request and our team will find verified vendors and come back with offers.
Manufacturer documents
Questions & answers
Product specifications are compiled from publicly available manufacturer sources and are provided for guidance only — confirm all details with the vendor before purchase. Brand names, logos and trademarks are the property of their respective owners; a listing on ADAM does not imply affiliation, sponsorship or endorsement.