Kokoro - Clodinafop-Propargyl 15% WP - IFFCO
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Kokoro - Clodinafop-Propargyl 15% WP - IFFCO
Product details
Kokoro Herbicide by IFFCO-MC
Kokoro contains clodinafop-propargyl 15% WP, a selective weed killer for Phalaris minor in wheat after the weed has emerged. It enters through leaves and moves to the weed’s growing points.
Composition: Clodinafop-Propargyl 15% WP.
Product type: Herbicide.
Application: Spray on leaves, following the supplied crop-specific label.
Why Choose This Product? Key Benefits
- 🌾For Phalaris minor in wheat: Targets Phalaris minor in wheat.
- 🌱Use after weeds emerge: Applied 30–35 days after sowing wheat.
- 🍃Enters through leaves: The active ingredient enters through leaves and moves to growing points.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand Name | Kokoro by IFFCO-MC Crop Science Private Limited |
| Technical Name | Clodinafop-Propargyl 15% WP |
| Product Type | Herbicide |
| Formulation | WP — Wettable powder |
| Mode-of-action Group | HRAC Group 1 |
| Chemical Group | Aryloxyphenoxypropionates (FOPs) |
| Application Route | Foliar spray |
How It Works: Mode of Action
Clodinafop-propargyl is a FOP (aryloxyphenoxypropionate) weed killer in HRAC Group 1. It blocks an enzyme called acetyl-CoA carboxylase (ACCase), so susceptible weeds cannot make the fatty acids they need to grow.
- 1. Enters through leaves: The target weed absorbs the spray through its leaves.
- 2. Reaches growing points: The active ingredient moves to growing points.
- 3. Stops weed growth: Blocking ACCase disrupts fatty-acid production and stops growth in weeds that are sensitive to the treatment.
When alternating treatments, follow the label and local guidance and choose an effective product from a different mode-of-action group. A different brand name does not necessarily mean a different way of working.
Target Crops & Weeds
Check that both your crop and the weed are listed below.
| Crop | Weed |
|---|---|
| Wheat |
|
Use only crop–target combinations permitted by the current supplied label.
Dosage & Application Guide
Use the directions below for Phalaris minor in wheat.
Directions by crop
| Crop / target | Product dose | Water | PHI | Method / timing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wheat — Phalaris minor | 160 g/acre | 150–160 L/acre | 110 days | Foliar spray; 30–35 days after sowing |
PHI is the minimum interval between the last application and harvest.
Use the product quantity and water volume for the stated area. Do not treat an acre rate as a tank rate.
Do not assume a tank mix is approved.
How to Apply: Best Practices
- Time the spray: Apply 30–35 days after wheat sowing. Match weed stage and crop conditions to the supplied label.
- Use the correct nozzle: Use a flood-jet or flat-fan nozzle for herbicide spraying. Apply evenly without drift or overlapping passes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What weed does Kokoro target in wheat?Kokoro targets Phalaris minor in wheat. Do not assume Kokoro alone is a complete broad-leaved-weed treatment.
When should I apply it?Apply 30–35 days after sowing wheat, following the current label’s weed-stage and crop-condition directions.
What is the product dose and water volume?Use 160 g/acre in 150–160 L water/acre for wheat–Phalaris minor.
Which nozzle should I use?Use a flood-jet or flat-fan nozzle for herbicide spraying. Calibrate the sprayer to deliver the prescribed area rate.
Can I mix it with a broad-leaved-weed herbicide?Do not assume any combination is permitted. Follow the labels for the exact mixture or sequence of treatments, including the time between applications and crop safety.
Safety & Disclaimer
Before you use it: Read and follow the supplied product label and leaflet, including the approved crop, target, rate, application method and local restrictions. These directions take priority over general product information.
Wear label-specified protective clothing, chemical-resistant gloves and suitable eye/face protection; use respiratory protection as directed. Avoid skin and eye contact and inhalation of spray. Wash thoroughly after handling and keep away from children, food, feed and drinking water.
Prevent drift, runoff and disposal into water bodies. Dispose of empty containers as directed; never reuse pesticide containers. Observe label restrictions for pollinators and other non-target organisms.
Follow the crop-specific pre-harvest interval, re-entry period, maximum applications and resistance-management directions. A harvest interval is not a guarantee of zero residues or compliance with every export-market limit.
If exposure or poisoning is suspected, follow the label’s emergency instructions and seek prompt medical advice with the container or label available. Do not use unverified home remedies.
Keep spray drift away from neighbouring crops and follow the label’s soil-condition, crop-rotation and following-crop restrictions. Do not assume every wheat variety or succeeding crop is equally tolerant.