Corteva launches Novlect™ (Halauxifen-methyl + Cyhalofop-butyl) to control weeds in paddy fields in India
Corteva has launched the herbicide Novlect™ (Halauxifen-methyl + Cyhalofop-butyl) for the control of a variety of broad-leaved, grasses and difficult to control weeds in paddy fields. The unique combination of the active ingredient in Novlect™, Halauxifen-methyl (trade name Rinskor®), has proven to be highly effective for weed management, including DSR. The product has good toxicological and ecotoxicological characteristics and is beneficial to soil and environmental health.
Novlect™ 's advanced formulations are easy to handle, mix and apply, making it a unique product that works effectively in variable weather conditions and water environments. It can also control weeds that are resistant to ALS, ACCase and HPPD.
P Murali Arthanari, a weed scientist at Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, highlights the challenges of weed management in DSR: "Herbicide resistance is one of the biggest problems facing rice growers in India. Novlect™ with Halauxifen-methyl will prevent the development of weed resistance and effectively control stubborn weeds such as Calygium and sedge."
Commenting on Corteva’s commitment to bringing sustainable and innovative products to India, Ravinder Balain, President of Corteva South Asia, said: "Indian farmers are looking for modern solutions to meet challenges and increase yields. We are committed to providing advanced crop protection technologies to help farmers achieve this goal. Novlect™ is the latest technology we are using to effectively increase crop yields, suppress weeds, and contribute to long-term, environmentally friendly rice farming."
Corteva is committed to a comprehensive and sustainable agronomic practice, with innovation at its core, providing farmers with high quality yields and long-term sustainability solutions.
2026-07-24
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