Nicosulfuron 100 g/kg + Dicamba 312.5 g/kg + Mesotrione 150 g/kg WG

Item	Specification
Product Name	Nicosulfuron 100 g/kg + Dicamba 312.5 g/kg + Mesotrione 150 g/kg WG
Active Ingredients	Nicosulfuron + Dicamba + Mesotrione
Content	100 g/kg + 312.5 g/kg + 150 g/kg
Total Active Content	562.5 g/kg
CAS No.	Nicosulfuron: 111991-09-4; Dicamba: 1918-00-9; Mesotrione: 104206-82-8
Formulation Type	WG, Water-Dispersible Granule
Product Type	Selective Herbicide
Main Crop Direction	Maize / Corn
Main Use Direction	Post-emergence maize weed-management direction
Main Target Direction	Selected annual grasses and broadleaf weeds where locally approved
HRAC Group	Group 2 + Group 4 + Group 27
Mode of Action	ALS / AHAS inhibition + synthetic auxin activity + HPPD inhibition
Formulation Position	Three-active WG formulation for maize herbicide channels
Resistance Management	Use with herbicide rotation and local resistance-management planning
Supply Direction	SunAgro branded product for registration, import, and distribution cooperation
Document Support	COA, SDS / MSDS, TDS, product specification, sample support, formulation information, HRAC group information, batch quality information, and available registration-related documents
Cooperation Direction	Local registration review, import cooperation, and long-term distribution development

Main Functions

This formulation is mainly positioned for maize herbicide programs that need post-emergence support against selected annual grasses and broadleaf weeds in the same field.

It is not positioned as a universal maize herbicide or a full-season weed-control guarantee.

Main functions include:

• Supports post-emergence weed management in maize
• Helps manage selected annual grass weeds where locally approved
• Strengthens selected broadleaf weed-management programs
• Supports mixed annual grass and broadleaf weed pressure
• Fits maize fields where one structured post-emergence program is needed
• Provides a Group 2 + Group 4 + Group 27 program direction for registration review
• Helps local partners build a differentiated maize herbicide portfolio

Final target claims and use directions must follow local registration and approved label requirements.

Mode of Action and Three-Active Value

This product combines three active ingredients with different herbicide group directions.

The combined formula is designed for maize post-emergence weed-management programs where annual grass weeds and selected broadleaf weeds appear together.

Nicosulfuron: Group 2 Grass-Control Anchor

Nicosulfuron belongs to HRAC Group 2.

It works as an ALS / AHAS inhibitor. In this formula, Nicosulfuron is the main annual grass weed direction in post-emergence maize programs.

Its role should be reviewed according to local registration, weed spectrum, maize crop stage, and existing ALS resistance pressure.

Dicamba: Group 4 Broadleaf Direction

Dicamba belongs to HRAC Group 4.

It works as a synthetic auxin herbicide. In this formula, Dicamba strengthens the broadleaf weed-management side where local registration supports its use in maize.

Dicamba-related drift, buffer, wind, nozzle, and sensitive-crop requirements must follow the approved local label and local regulations.

Mesotrione: Group 27 HPPD Broadleaf-Strengthening Direction

Mesotrione belongs to HRAC Group 27.

It works as an HPPD inhibitor. In this formula, Mesotrione supports the HPPD broadleaf direction and can add program value where selected broadleaf weeds are present after maize emergence.

Visible weed response may develop gradually and depends on weed species, weed stage, crop condition, weather, and local application practice.

Combined Value in Maize Weed Programs

This product combines Group 2 + Group 4 + Group 27 in one WG formulation.

It should be positioned as a post-emergence maize herbicide for mixed annual grass and broadleaf weed pressure, not as a universal all-weed solution.

Three active ingredients do not mean resistance-proof control. Repeated use of the same Group 2 + Group 4 + Group 27 program can still increase resistance pressure.

Target Weed Directions

Nicosulfuron 100 g/kg + Dicamba 312.5 g/kg + Mesotrione 150 g/kg WG is positioned for selected maize-field weed directions where approved by local registration.

Target Direction	Practical Positioning
Selected annual grasses	Main grass weed direction where locally approved
Foxtail-type weeds	Key review direction in maize post-emergence programs
Barnyardgrass-type weeds	Annual grass direction according to local label
Wild oat-type weeds	Review direction depending on crop scope and local claim
Selected broadleaf weeds	Broadleaf-strengthening direction from Dicamba and Mesotrione
Pigweed / amaranth-type weeds	Review direction according to approved local label
Lambsquarters-type weeds	Common maize broadleaf weed direction
Ragweed / velvetleaf-type weeds	Review direction where local registration supports claims
Mixed grass and broadleaf pressure	Core program-fit direction for this three-active WG product

This product should not be described as controlling all maize weeds. Actual target spectrum must follow approved local label claims.

Suitable Crops and Application Areas

Maize / Corn

Nicosulfuron 100 g/kg + Dicamba 312.5 g/kg + Mesotrione 150 g/kg WG is mainly positioned for maize / corn weed-management programs.

It can be reviewed where local registration supports this three-active post-emergence herbicide direction in maize.

Post-Emergence Maize Programs

This product is mainly reviewed for post-emergence programs where maize has emerged and weeds are young and actively growing.

Final timing depends on maize crop stage, weed stage, weather, spray condition, and approved local label directions.

Mixed Grass and Broadleaf Weed Fields

This formulation fits markets where annual grasses and broadleaf weeds often appear together in the same spray window.

Nicosulfuron provides the grass-control anchor, while Dicamba and Mesotrione support the broadleaf weed-management side.

Local Market Application Review

Before registration planning or import cooperation, local partners should review:

• Maize planting system
• Maize crop stage
• Target annual grass spectrum
• Target broadleaf weed spectrum
• Weed growth stage
• Local sensitivity to Dicamba drift
• Existing ALS, auxin, or HPPD resistance pressure
• Approved application timing
• Local registration requirements
• Distributor portfolio position

This helps confirm whether this WG formulation is suitable for the target market and local maize herbicide channel.

Application Guidance

Nicosulfuron 100 g/kg + Dicamba 312.5 g/kg + Mesotrione 150 g/kg WG must be used according to local registration and approved label directions.

General review points include:

• Use only where locally registered
• Confirm maize crop stage before application
• Confirm target weed species and weed stage
• Apply when target weeds are young and actively growing according to the approved label
• Review WG dispersion and dilution requirements
• Avoid drift to sensitive crops, vegetables, orchards, vineyards, and non-target vegetation
• Review Dicamba-related buffer, wind, nozzle, and drift-management requirements where applicable
• Do not apply to stressed maize unless the approved label allows it
• Avoid repeated use of the same Group 2 + Group 4 + Group 27 program without rotation
• Follow local PHI, MRL, safety, and environmental requirements

Final crop scope, target claim, dosage, timing, interval, PHI, MRL, safety requirement, and use restriction must follow local registration and approved label directions.

WG Formulation Features

WG means water-dispersible granule. This formulation is designed to disperse in water before application according to the approved local label.

The technical value of WG formulation is mainly reflected in granule integrity, dispersibility, wetting behavior, and storage performance.

Key formulation features include:

• Water-dispersible granule formulation
• Granule integrity
• Water dispersibility
• Wetting behavior
• Dust reduction compared with conventional powders
• Suspension behavior after dilution
• Moisture control
• Caking prevention
• Storage stability
• Batch consistency
• Flowability during handling

For registration review, import cooperation, and distribution planning, WG formulation quality should be evaluated through product specification, sample support, formulation information, and batch quality confirmation.

Product Advantages

Three-Active Maize Herbicide Direction

This formulation combines Nicosulfuron, Dicamba, and Mesotrione in one maize post-emergence WG product.

It supports local markets that need a structured mixed weed-management direction rather than a single-active herbicide option.

Group 2 + Group 4 + Group 27 Structure

The product provides three herbicide group directions:

• Nicosulfuron: Group 2
• Dicamba: Group 4
• Mesotrione: Group 27

This structure can support program review where local registration allows the use of these herbicide groups in maize.

Grass-Led, Broadleaf-Expanded Positioning

Nicosulfuron anchors the annual grass direction.

Dicamba and Mesotrione strengthen the broadleaf side. This makes the product suitable for maize programs where annual grasses and broadleaf weeds appear together.

Post-Emergence Mixed Weed Fit

The product is mainly positioned for post-emergence maize weed-management programs.

It should be reviewed according to crop stage, weed stage, local resistance pressure, Dicamba drift requirements, and approved label directions.

WG Formulation Value

WG formulation supports dry granule handling, water dispersibility, dust reduction, moisture control, and storage stability.

This is important for professional maize herbicide channels that need stable formulation quality and practical field handling.

SunAgro Branded Supply Direction

SunAgro Science supplies this SunAgro branded maize herbicide for long-term cooperation with qualified local importers, distributors, registration companies, agricultural retailers, and crop protection channels.

Difference Between Nicosulfuron + Dicamba + Mesotrione WG and S-Metolachlor + Mesotrione + Terbuthylazine SE

Nicosulfuron + Dicamba + Mesotrione WG and S-Metolachlor + Mesotrione + Terbuthylazine SE are both maize herbicide directions, but their use timing, formulation type, and herbicide group structure are different.

Item	Nicosulfuron + Dicamba + Mesotrione WG	S-Metolachlor + Mesotrione + Terbuthylazine SE
Active Ingredients	Nicosulfuron + Dicamba + Mesotrione	S-Metolachlor + Mesotrione + Terbuthylazine
HRAC Groups	Group 2 + Group 4 + Group 27	Group 15 + Group 27 + Group 5
Main Timing	Post-emergence maize programs	Pre-emergence and early post-emergence maize programs
Main Position	Mixed annual grass and broadleaf weed pressure after emergence	Early weed-pressure and residual-support direction
Formulation	WG, water-dispersible granule	SE, suspo-emulsion
Portfolio Role	Grass-led, broadleaf-expanded post-emergence herbicide	Residual-support maize weed-management base

Nicosulfuron + Dicamba + Mesotrione WG is more suitable where local markets need a post-emergence maize herbicide for selected annual grasses and broadleaf weeds.

S-Metolachlor + Mesotrione + Terbuthylazine SE is more suitable where the market needs a pre-emergence or early post-emergence maize program with residual-support positioning.

Difference Between Nicosulfuron + Dicamba + Mesotrione WG and Mesotrione 10% OD

This three-active WG formulation and Mesotrione 10% OD have different product roles.

Item	Nicosulfuron + Dicamba + Mesotrione WG	Mesotrione 10% OD
Active Ingredients	Nicosulfuron + Dicamba + Mesotrione	Mesotrione
Product Type	Three-active maize herbicide	Single-active HPPD herbicide
HRAC Groups	Group 2 + Group 4 + Group 27	Group 27
Main Position	Post-emergence mixed annual grass and broadleaf weed direction	HPPD-based broadleaf herbicide direction
Grass Weed Anchor	Nicosulfuron provides Group 2 grass direction	Not included
Synthetic Auxin Direction	Dicamba provides Group 4 broadleaf direction	Not included
Formulation	WG, water-dispersible granule	OD, oil dispersion

Mesotrione 10% OD should not be treated as the same market position as this three-active WG product.

The final product choice should depend on local registration, weed spectrum, application window, resistance-management need, formulation preference, and distributor portfolio planning.

Difference Between Nicosulfuron + Dicamba + Mesotrione WG and Isoxadifen-ethyl + Tembotrione SC

Both products can be connected with maize post-emergence herbicide programs, but their structure is different.

Item	Nicosulfuron + Dicamba + Mesotrione WG	Isoxadifen-ethyl + Tembotrione SC
Main Structure	Three-active herbicide formula	Safener-supported HPPD herbicide formula
Active Herbicide Directions	Group 2 + Group 4 + Group 27	Group 27 herbicide direction
Safener Role	No safener positioning	Isoxadifen-ethyl acts as a safener
Main Crop Direction	Maize / Corn	Corn / Maize
Main Use Direction	Post-emergence mixed grass and broadleaf weed direction	Post-emergence HPPD herbicide direction
Formulation	WG, water-dispersible granule	SC, suspension concentrate
Portfolio Role	Grass-led, broadleaf-expanded maize herbicide	Safener-supported HPPD post-emergence corn herbicide

Isoxadifen-ethyl should not be described as a main weed-control active ingredient. In that product direction, Tembotrione provides the Group 27 herbicide activity, while Isoxadifen-ethyl supports crop safety as a safener.

Nicosulfuron + Dicamba + Mesotrione WG has a different program role because it combines three herbicide active directions in one post-emergence maize formulation.

Crop Safety, Resistance Management, and Use Precautions

Nicosulfuron 100 g/kg + Dicamba 312.5 g/kg + Mesotrione 150 g/kg WG must be used with careful crop safety and resistance-management review.

This product contains:

• Nicosulfuron: HRAC Group 2
• Dicamba: HRAC Group 4
• Mesotrione: HRAC Group 27

Three groups can support program diversity, but they do not make the product resistance-proof.

Crop safety may be affected by:

• Maize hybrid
• Maize crop stage
• Crop stress
• Temperature
• Soil moisture
• Spray timing
• Tank-mix partner
• WG dispersion quality
• Dicamba drift conditions
• Local label restrictions

For resistance management, local programs should consider:

• Rotation with herbicides from different HRAC groups where approved
• Avoiding repeated use of the same Group 2 + Group 4 + Group 27 program year after year
• Reviewing known ALS, auxin, or HPPD resistance pressure
• Monitoring fields after application
• Using integrated weed-management practices where applicable
• Following local resistance-management guidance

For Dicamba-related safety, local programs should also consider:

• Avoiding spray drift to sensitive crops and non-target vegetation
• Following local buffer, wind speed, nozzle, and spray-drift requirements where applicable
• Reviewing nearby sensitive crops before application

This product should not be promoted as a complete or full-season weed-control solution.

Final crop scope, target claim, dosage, timing, interval, PHI, MRL, safety requirement, and use restriction must follow local registration and approved label directions.

Storage and Transport

Nicosulfuron 100 g/kg + Dicamba 312.5 g/kg + Mesotrione 150 g/kg WG should be stored in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated place.

Storage and transport points include:

• Keep containers tightly closed
• Avoid moisture exposure
• Prevent caking during storage
• Protect package sealing
• Avoid direct sunlight
• Avoid excessive heat
• Keep away from food, feed, and drinking water
• Store away from children and unauthorized users
• Follow local chemical storage and transport regulations

Before distribution, product condition, batch information, granule integrity, flowability, and package sealing should be checked according to quality and supply requirements.

Registration, Document, and Supply Support from SunAgro

SunAgro Science provides Nicosulfuron 100 g/kg + Dicamba 312.5 g/kg + Mesotrione 150 g/kg WG with available documents and supply support for local registration, import, and distribution cooperation.

Available support may include:

• COA
• SDS / MSDS
• TDS
• Product specification
• Sample support
• Formulation information
• Batch quality confirmation
• Safety information
• HRAC Group 2 + 4 + 27 information
• Resistance-management information
• Maize weed-management program information
• Label information
• Packing information
• Export document coordination
• Available registration-related technical files

This support helps local partners evaluate product feasibility before registration planning, import cooperation, and distribution development.

Stable Supply Behind SunAgro Branded Products

SunAgro branded products are supported by strong formulation production and quality control capability.

Our production system covers liquid formulations including SC, SL, FS, EC, EW, CS, OF, and ULV, and solid formulations including WDG, WSG, WP, TB, DP, and GR.

Annual production capacity reaches 15,000 kiloliters for liquid formulations and 20,000 tons for solid formulations, supporting long-term supply for registered SunAgro products and local distribution cooperation.

FAQ

What is Nicosulfuron 100 g/kg + Dicamba 312.5 g/kg + Mesotrione 150 g/kg WG?

It is a selective three-active post-emergence maize herbicide in water-dispersible granule formulation.

It combines Nicosulfuron, Dicamba, and Mesotrione for registered maize weed-management programs where local registration supports its use.

What is this maize herbicide used for?

It is mainly used for post-emergence maize weed-management directions.

The product supports selected annual grass and selected broadleaf weed programs according to the approved local label.

Which HRAC groups are included in this product?

This product includes three herbicide group directions:

• Nicosulfuron: Group 2
• Dicamba: Group 4
• Mesotrione: Group 27

Resistance-management planning should consider all three groups.

Is this product mainly for grass weeds or broadleaf weeds?

This product has a grass-led and broadleaf-expanded position.

Nicosulfuron supports selected annual grass weed directions, while Dicamba and Mesotrione strengthen selected broadleaf weed-management programs.

What weeds does this product target?

It is mainly positioned for selected annual grasses and selected broadleaf weeds in maize where locally approved.

Actual target weed claims must follow local registration and approved label directions.

What does WG mean in this product?

WG means water-dispersible granule.

It is a dry granule formulation designed to disperse in water before application according to the approved local label.

Can this product control all maize weeds?

No. It should not be promoted as controlling all maize weeds.

Its target spectrum, dosage, timing, and restrictions must follow approved local label claims.

Is this product resistance-proof because it has three active ingredients?

No. Three active ingredients do not make a product resistance-proof.

Repeated use of the same Group 2 + Group 4 + Group 27 program may still increase resistance pressure. Rotation and integrated weed-management planning are still needed.

How is this product different from S-Metolachlor + Mesotrione + Terbuthylazine SE?

Nicosulfuron + Dicamba + Mesotrione WG is mainly positioned for post-emergence maize programs with selected annual grass and broadleaf weed pressure.

S-Metolachlor + Mesotrione + Terbuthylazine SE is mainly positioned for pre-emergence and early post-emergence maize programs with residual-support direction.

Can SunAgro Science support registration review for this product?

Yes. SunAgro Science supplies this SunAgro branded three-active maize herbicide for local registration, import, and distribution cooperation.

Available support may include product specifications, sample support, formulation information, HRAC group information, batch quality information, and available registration-related technical files.

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