Daoyou

Description

DAOYOU® 410 SE – Corteva Agriscience

Advanced Pre-Emergence Herbicide for Broad-Spectrum Rice Weed Control

DAOYOU® 410 SE is a premium pre-emergence rice herbicide developed by Corteva Agriscience, combining Butachlor 38.83% and Penoxsulam 0.97%. This innovative formulation provides excellent control of grasses, sedges, and broadleaf weeds in transplanted rice. With its flexible application window of up to 7 days after transplanting, DAOYOU® ensures cleaner fields, stronger crop establishment, improved tillering, and higher yield potential.

Active Ingredients

• Butachlor 38.83%
• Penoxsulam 0.97%
• Formulation: Suspo-Emulsion (SE)

Key Benefits

• Broad-spectrum control of grasses, sedges, and broadleaf weeds.
• Flexible application window up to 7 days after transplanting.
• Long-lasting weed suppression throughout critical growth stages.
• Promotes better crop vigor and enhanced tillering.
• Reduces weed competition for nutrients, water, and sunlight.
• Improves crop stand and overall field uniformity.
• Supports higher rice yields and better grain quality.

Mode of Action
DAOYOU® combines the proven pre-emergence activity of Butachlor with the broad-spectrum weed control of Penoxsulam. The herbicide is absorbed by emerging weeds, inhibiting their growth and development before they can compete with the rice crop. This dual-action approach ensures effective and long-lasting weed management. Target Weeds

• Barnyard Grass (Echinochloa spp.)
• Sedges (Cyperus spp.)
• Broadleaf Weeds
• Other annual rice-field weeds

Recommended Crop

• Transplanted Rice

Application

• Apply within 0–7 days after rice transplanting.
• Maintain adequate standing water in the field for optimum performance.
• Recommended dose: 800 ml per acre.
• Ensure uniform application across the field.

Pack Size

• 800 ml Pack

Key Results
✔ Broad-spectrum weed control
✔ Cleaner rice fields
✔ Better crop vigor and tillering
✔ Reduced weed competition
✔ Higher yield potential

Tagline
“Start Clean, Grow Strong, Harvest More.”