Nortox launches three-in-one herbicide Arkeiro in Brazil to effectively control Glyphosate-resistant weeds
Nortox will introduce the three-in-one herbicide Arkeiro Nortox. The product is a combination of three active ingredients, Flumioxazin, Imazethapyr and chlorimuron-ethyl, in WG formulation, with a wide spectrum of action and selectivity for soybean crops, and was developed specifically for the control of difficult-to-manage weeds.
Weeds are present throughout Brazil's agricultural production system, with nearly 30 million hectares of soybean crops containing white weed. Studies conducted by Up Herb and others have shown that having up to two Digitaria insularis per square meter can reduce soybean crops by more than 15 percent. One to three plants per square meter can reduce crop yields by as much as 24% over the entire planting cycle.
Arkeiro Nortox provides precise weed control, distinguished by its absorption and contact effects and residual effects, as well as effective control of weeds resistant to glyphosate. The product is suitable for drying weeds before and after seedling and is specially registered for soybean crops. Biological targets include Conyza spp., Euphorbia heterophylla, Raphanus sativus, Richardia brasiliensis, and Spermacoce latifolia, Bidens pilosa and Amaranthus.
The product can be applied up to seven days before soybean sowing or through a planting/application system. In terms of dosage, the applied dose of the product must be 200 g/ha and the liquid dosage must be between 100 and 200 L/ha.
In the past, Nortox says, products were named with the first letter of the main active ingredient plus the first letter of the mixture. The Arkeiro Nortox is a unique blend with a brand name that requires a new marketing strategy, followed by other new products like this one.
The launch of an unprecedented blend in the agricultural market is a new initiative for Nortox, which has focused on generic products for nearly 70 years.
To demonstrate the agronomic efficiency of its products, Nortox travels to regional offices and works with research institutions. The product is first developed agronomically within the research institution, then the product and its efficiency are analyzed by consultants, technicians and researchers, and the results are communicated to the target audience after the technical results are obtained. A total of 22 research institutes, consulting firms and research centers participated in the campaign, demonstrating the effectiveness of Arkeiro Nortox in controlling difficult-to-control weeds.
In summary, the main features of Arkeiro Nortox are the ability to control weeds that are tolerant and resistant to Glyphosate, avoid initial weed competition, be selective to soybean crops, improve productivity, reduce post-emergence herbicide pressure on soybean crops, and provide broad spectrum weed control (broadleaf and gramineous weeds) with greater residual effect. Facilitates logistics and operation, has no residual effects on subsequent crops, prevents weed pre - and post-bud action, and facilitates weed control after the use of non-selective herbicides.
The launch of the product also marks a new starting point for the company to connect with the market.
Nortox will introduce the three-in-one herbicide Arkeiro Nortox. The product is a combination of three active ingredients, Flumioxazin, Imazethapyr and chlorimuron-ethyl, in WG formulation, with a wide spectrum of action and selectivity for soybean crops, and was developed specifically for the control of difficult-to-manage weeds.
Weeds are present throughout Brazil's agricultural production system, with nearly 30 million hectares of soybean crops containing white weed. Studies conducted by Up Herb and others have shown that having up to two Digitaria insularis per square meter can reduce soybean crops by more than 15 percent. One to three plants per square meter can reduce crop yields by as much as 24% over the entire planting cycle.
Arkeiro Nortox provides precise weed control, distinguished by its absorption and contact effects and residual effects, as well as effective control of weeds resistant to glyphosate. The product is suitable for drying weeds before and after seedling and is specially registered for soybean crops. Biological targets include Conyza spp., Euphorbia heterophylla, Raphanus sativus, Richardia brasiliensis, and Spermacoce latifolia, Bidens pilosa and Amaranthus.
The product can be applied up to seven days before soybean sowing or through a planting/application system. In terms of dosage, the applied dose of the product must be 200 g/ha and the liquid dosage must be between 100 and 200 L/ha.
In the past, Nortox says, products were named with the first letter of the main active ingredient plus the first letter of the mixture. The Arkeiro Nortox is a unique blend with a brand name that requires a new marketing strategy, followed by other new products like this one.
The launch of an unprecedented blend in the agricultural market is a new initiative for Nortox, which has focused on generic products for nearly 70 years.
To demonstrate the agronomic efficiency of its products, Nortox travels to regional offices and works with research institutions. The product is first developed agronomically within the research institution, then the product and its efficiency are analyzed by consultants, technicians and researchers, and the results are communicated to the target audience after the technical results are obtained. A total of 22 research institutes, consulting firms and research centers participated in the campaign, demonstrating the effectiveness of Arkeiro Nortox in controlling difficult-to-control weeds.
In summary, the main features of Arkeiro Nortox are the ability to control weeds that are tolerant and resistant to Glyphosate, avoid initial weed competition, be selective to soybean crops, improve productivity, reduce post-emergence herbicide pressure on soybean crops, and provide broad spectrum weed control (broadleaf and gramineous weeds) with greater residual effect. Facilitates logistics and operation, has no residual effects on subsequent crops, prevents weed pre - and post-bud action, and facilitates weed control after the use of non-selective herbicides.
The launch of the product also marks a new starting point for the company to connect with the market.
2026-09-07
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