Harmony M SX 400gm

About this product

Harmony M SX (400gm) is a professional herbicide for the control of weeds, manufactured by FMC.

Product details

• Pack size: 400gm
• Manufacturer: FMC
• Active ingredient: Metsulfuronmethyl 40g/Kg +Thifensulfuronmethyl 400g/Kg
• Product type: Herbicides

Typical use

Applied to target weeds at the growth stages specified on the product label, as part of an integrated weed-management programme. Your Bluestone agronomist will advise on the right timing and rate for your specific weed spectrum, crop and soil type.

Mixing & dilution

Exact dilution and application rates are product-, crop- and situation-specific and are set out on the approved product label. We do not publish rates here to avoid misapplication — contact a Bluestone agronomist for a recommendation tailored to your farm.

Restrictions

• This is a professional product. A valid certificate of competence (and, where applicable, NPTC/PA qualifications) may be required to purchase, store and apply it.
• Observe all statutory buffer zones (LERAP), maximum number of applications, and latest application timings stated on the label.
• Observe the harvest interval (pre-harvest interval) and any grazing/forage restrictions specified on the label.
• Store securely, away from food, feed, children and animals, in the original container.

When not to use

• Do not apply outside the approved crops, growth stages or timings on the label.
• Do not apply in conditions that risk spray drift, run-off, or to waterlogged/frozen ground.
• Do not exceed the maximum total dose or number of applications per crop.
• Do not use where resistance-management guidance advises against it for your situation.
• If in doubt, do not apply — speak to your agronomist first.

Independent advice

Supplied by Bluestone Agricultural Service — independent, BASIS and FACTS-qualified agronomists. We recommend products on agronomic merit, never on supplier ties. Always read the label and product safety data before use. Need a recommendation for your crop and conditions? Talk to a real agronomist.