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Herbicide

Phenatic

The MCPA 600 EC chemistry that stabilizes cereal weed programs and strengthens broadleaf control from the start.

Phenatic Web 2.5gals

What is it?

Phenatic™ is a Group 4 phenoxy herbicide designed to strengthen broadleaf weed control in cereal crops including wheat, barley, oats, and rye. Built for program-based agronomy, it integrates seamlessly into tank mixes and early-post applications, helping growers and advisors build disciplined, reliable weed control programs that perform consistently across the season.

Benefits

  • Strengthens program reliability
    Adds a different mode of action to support resistance management and long-term program effectiveness
  • Systemic control that finishes the job
    Moves throughout the plant to deliver more complete control of susceptible broadleaf weeds
  • Early-season flexibility
    Enables post-emergence cleanup when timing matters most to protect yield potential
  • Built for tank-mix programs
    Integrates easily with common cereal herbicides to expand control without adding passes
  • Connector chemistry for better outcomes
    Enhances performance of partner products by combining contact + systemic activity
  • Confidence across cereal crops
    Predictable crop safety when used as directed, even in complex tank mixes

Program Fit & Tank-Mix Value

Phenatic doesn’t just control weeds, it connects programs:

  • With Bromoxynil: Adds systemic movement to complement fast burn for deeper control
  • With Dicamba: Expands spectrum and reinforces phenoxy activity for tougher weeds
  • With SU Herbicides: Adds another mode of action to improve stability and reduce resistance pressure

The Strategic Role

Most herbicides fight weeds. Phenatic quietly does something more valuable: it makes the rest of the program work better.

If a grower skips that layer, they’re not just losing control, they’re increasing pressure on every other active in the tank. That’s the kind of small decision that turns into a big agronomic problem by mid-season.

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