Acetochlor 10.8% + Bensulfuron-methyl 3.2% WP

Item	Details
Active Ingredients	Acetochlor + Bensulfuron-methyl
Content	10.8% + 3.2%
Formulation	WP, Wettable Powder
Product Type	Selective Rice Herbicide
Main Crop Direction	Transplanted paddy rice
Main Weed Direction	Annual grasses, sedges, and some broadleaf weeds
Use Positioning	Early weed control after transplanting where approved
Mode of Action Context	VLCFA inhibition + ALS inhibition
HRAC Groups	Group 15 + Group 2
Market Direction	Rice herbicide programs for mixed early weed pressure
Supply Support	Packaging communication, documents, batch QC, and export coordination

What Is Acetochlor + Bensulfuron-methyl WP?

Acetochlor 10.8% + Bensulfuron-methyl 3.2% WP is a combination herbicide for early weed management in transplanted paddy rice.

It is designed for rice fields where weed pressure is not limited to one weed group. In many paddy fields, annual grasses, sedges, and broadleaf weeds appear together during the early establishment period. A combination herbicide helps local programs manage this mixed weed pressure more efficiently.

This product should be positioned as an early-stage transplanted rice herbicide. It is not mainly a late-season rescue product for large established weeds. It is also not a general herbicide for all crops or all rice-growing systems.

Early mixed weed control in transplanted paddy rice, with a Group 15 + Group 2 herbicide profile.

Why Combine Acetochlor and Bensulfuron-methyl?

Acetochlor and Bensulfuron-methyl are combined to support a more balanced early weed-control spectrum in rice fields.

Acetochlor is mainly associated with early control of annual grasses and some small-seeded weeds. It works best when weeds are still at an early stage or before heavy weed competition develops.

Bensulfuron-methyl belongs to the sulfonylurea herbicide direction. In rice herbicide programs, it is commonly connected with sedge and broadleaf weed control where local registration supports use.

Together, this combination fits transplanted paddy fields where grass weeds, sedges, and broadleaf weeds may develop at the same time. The purpose is not to make exaggerated “complete control” claims. The value is a more practical weed-control profile for early rice-field management.

Mode of Action: Group 15 + Group 2 Herbicide Logic

This product combines two herbicide mode-of-action directions.

Active Ingredient	HRAC Group	Mode of Action Context	Weed-Control Role
Acetochlor	Group 15	Inhibits very long-chain fatty acid synthesis	Supports early control of annual grasses and some small-seeded broadleaf weeds
Bensulfuron-methyl	Group 2	Inhibits ALS / AHAS enzyme activity	Strengthens sedge and broadleaf weed control direction in rice

The Group 15 + Group 2 profile helps position this product for mixed early weed pressure in transplanted rice.

For local distributors and registration partners, this information is useful. It helps separate this formulation from single-active rice herbicides and supports clearer resistance management communication.

Main Use Direction: Early Weed Control in Transplanted Paddy Rice

The main use direction is early weed control after rice transplanting, where local labels support use.

Early weed pressure can reduce rice establishment, compete for nutrients, and make later weed control more difficult. This product is positioned to support early rice-field weed management before weed competition becomes serious.

Use Direction	Product Positioning
Transplanted paddy rice	Core crop direction
Early weed control	Best positioned soon after transplanting where approved
Mixed weed pressure	Suitable where grasses, sedges, and broadleaf weeds appear together
Rice establishment support	Helps reduce early weed competition
Weed-management program	Fits local rice herbicide programs and label-based use
Distributor product line	Suitable for markets needing finished WP rice herbicide supply

This product should not be promoted as a late rescue treatment for large weeds. Correct timing, water management, soil condition, and local label use are important for product performance.

Target Weed Directions

Acetochlor + Bensulfuron-methyl WP should be written by weed direction, not as a product that controls every paddy weed.

Weed Direction	Product Positioning
Annual grasses	Important early weed direction supported by Acetochlor
Sedges	Important rice-field weed direction supported by Bensulfuron-methyl
Broadleaf weeds	Suitable for listed broadleaf weeds where approved
Mixed weed populations	Main value of this combination product
Late large weeds	Not the main positioning
Resistant weeds	Must be managed through local herbicide rotation programs

Final weed claims must follow local registration and approved labels. The product should not be promoted for unlisted weeds or unsupported field conditions.

WP Formulation Features

WP means wettable powder.

For buyers, the value of WP is a practical dry formulation for rice herbicide markets. It can be supplied in sachets, bags, cartons, and bulk packaging according to market needs.

WP formulations are mixed with water before use. Quality attention should focus on active ingredient content, powder appearance, wettability, suspension performance, moisture control, caking prevention, package sealing, and carton protection.

WP should not be described as fully soluble like SP or the same as WDG. Its correct positioning is wettable powder formulation for practical rice herbicide supply.

This formulation direction is suitable for local partners who need a dry, market-friendly rice herbicide product for distribution channels where WP products are accepted.

Application Guidance

Use Acetochlor + Bensulfuron-methyl WP only where locally approved.

This product should be used only in registered rice programs, approved crop stages, and listed weed directions. It is best positioned for early weed stages after transplanting where local labels support use.

Final timing, dose, water depth, soil condition, application method, safety interval, and use restrictions must follow the approved local label.

This product should not be used as a late rescue herbicide for large established weeds. It should also not be applied to direct-seeded rice, stressed rice, non-registered rice systems, or non-target crops unless local registration clearly allows that use.

Rice Crop Safety and Use Boundary

Rice crop safety depends on crop stage, transplanting condition, water level, soil condition, temperature, seedling health, variety sensitivity, and approved local label use.

For transplanted rice herbicides, the field condition matters. Weak seedlings, poor transplanting recovery, unstable water depth, dry patches, excessive water movement, or unsuitable weather can affect crop safety and weed-control consistency.

This product should not be promoted as safe for all rice varieties, all rice systems, or all field conditions. Local partners should follow registered crop scope, label precautions, and field-use guidance.

Avoid drift or movement to sensitive non-target crops. Herbicide use should be managed carefully in areas connected to drainage channels, nearby crops, or sensitive water bodies.

Water Management and Field Conditions

Water management is part of rice herbicide performance.

In paddy fields, herbicide performance can be affected by field leveling, soil moisture, standing water, drainage condition, rainfall, runoff, weed emergence stage, and rice establishment.

Poor leveling may create dry patches or uneven water depth. Heavy runoff may reduce herbicide consistency. Delayed application may allow weeds to grow beyond the ideal control stage.

This product should be positioned within a local rice-field weed management program. Correct field preparation, suitable water management, and approved application timing are important for stable performance.

Resistance Management

This formulation contains two herbicide mode-of-action groups: Group 15 from Acetochlor and Group 2 from Bensulfuron-methyl. The combination can support herbicide program planning, but it does not remove resistance risk.

Bensulfuron-methyl belongs to the ALS inhibitor direction. ALS herbicides can face resistance problems in rice-field weed populations when overused or repeatedly applied without rotation.

Recommended market positioning:

Use according to local label restrictions.
Avoid relying on the same herbicide group season after season.
Rotate with different HRAC groups where practical.
Control escaped weeds before seed set.
Use water management, field sanitation, and crop competition as part of weed control.
Follow local herbicide resistance guidance.

This product should not be described as resistance-proof or suitable for unlimited repeated use.

Registration and Market Compliance

Before market promotion or field use, local partners should confirm registration and label requirements.

Final crop scope, weed claims, application timing, water management, dose, safety precautions, environmental restrictions, and label language must follow local registration and approved label requirements.

For rice herbicide markets, registration review should pay attention to transplanted rice scope, direct-seeded rice restrictions, target weeds, crop stage, water layer requirements, soil condition, environmental precautions, and local agronomic practice.

POMAIS supports qualified market partners with product documents and supply communication for local registration and distribution cooperation. Final registration, label approval, crop claims, weed claims, and field use directions must follow local regulations.

Storage and Transport

Store Acetochlor + Bensulfuron-methyl WP in sealed original packaging under suitable storage conditions.

The product should be kept in a cool, dry, and ventilated place. Avoid moisture, direct sunlight, high temperature, package damage, and damp storage conditions.

For WP formulations, storage attention should focus on powder appearance, moisture control, caking prevention, active ingredient stability, bag sealing, carton protection, and shipment readiness.

Keep the product away from food, feed, seed, and incompatible materials. Transport and storage should follow SDS and local regulatory requirements.

Packaging Support

POMAIS supports packaging communication for Acetochlor 10.8% + Bensulfuron-methyl 3.2% WP according to market needs and order requirements.

Available packaging directions may include sachets, bags, cartons, bulk packing, export cartons, batch coding, carton marks, and multi-language label communication.

Packaging can be adjusted according to product specification, registration direction, destination market, rice herbicide channel, distribution plan, and shipment requirement.

This product is suitable for local partners who need a finished WP rice herbicide with clear active ingredient content, practical dry formulation packaging, and export-ready supply coordination.

Document Support

POMAIS can support procurement, import communication, registration preparation, and shipment coordination with relevant product documents.

Document support may include COA, SDS/MSDS, TDS, product specification, packing information, label reference, batch information, shipment documents, and registration support documents where applicable.

For this combination WP herbicide, dual active ingredient specification, Acetochlor content report, Bensulfuron-methyl content report, WP formulation specification, wettability reference where available, and physical-chemical reference information can support procurement and registration review.

Quality Control

Quality control for Acetochlor + Bensulfuron-methyl WP focuses on both active ingredients and wettable powder formulation performance.

Batch review should include Acetochlor content, Bensulfuron-methyl content, powder appearance, wettability, suspension performance, moisture control, caking attention, bag sealing, carton inspection, batch record management, and shipment document review.

Each batch should be checked according to product specification, packaging requirements, and export requirements before shipment.

For importers and distributors, stable WP quality is important because dry powder products must maintain acceptable appearance, wettability, packaging integrity, and field preparation performance during storage and distribution.

FAQ

Why Choose POMAIS

POMAIS supplies crop protection products for importers, distributors, registration companies, agrochemical channels, and local market partners.

For Acetochlor 10.8% + Bensulfuron-methyl 3.2% WP, POMAIS supports product specification communication, packaging planning, document preparation, batch quality control, and export coordination.

This supply model is suitable for partners who need clear specifications, practical WP formulation packaging, stable batch quality, and document support for local registration and distribution cooperation.

Partner with POMAIS for Rice Herbicide Supply

If you are sourcing Acetochlor 10.8% + Bensulfuron-methyl 3.2% WP, POMAIS can support your project with product specification, packaging communication, document preparation, quality control, and export coordination.

Please share your destination country, rice production system, target weed direction, registration plan, packaging request, and expected order volume. Our team will provide a suitable supply proposal based on your procurement needs.