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Sonic® Boom
Herbicide
Group
5
14
Sonic® Boom herbicide is a preemergence soybean herbicide with two proven modes of action and long-lasting residual.
Sonic® Boom herbicide is a premix preemergence herbicide with a unique combination of two proven active ingredients – metribuzin and sulfentrazone – for powerful residual control of more than 35 of the toughest broadleaf weeds common to soybeans today. With application flexibility from burndown to preemergence, Sonic Boom is a foundational herbicide and robust tank-mix partner, enabling farmers to achieve excellent early season weed control across a wide range of agronomic programs.
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Sonic® Boom Benefits
Sonic® Boom Discussion - Commodity Classic 2025
Soybean growers are faced with ongoing weed control challenges each year. That’s why Corteva Agriscience has launched Sonic® Boom herbicide to help soybean farmers stay ahead of these weed control challenges.
Sonic® Boom Discussion - Commodity Classic 2025
Soybean growers are faced with ongoing weed control challenges each year. That’s why Corteva Agriscience has launched Sonic® Boom herbicide to help soybean farmers stay ahead of these weed control challenges.
Key Weeds Controlled
Sonic® Boom herbicide controls more than 40 weeds found in soybeans fields, including such key weeds as:
- Kochia
- Lamb's-quarters
- Nightshade
- Palmer Amaranth
- Velvetleaf
- Waterhemp
Technical Specifications
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Application Rate
Soybean Recommended use rate: 16-21 fl oz/A
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Active Ingredient
Metribuzin (Group 5)
Sulfentrazone (Group 14)
Other Product Solutions
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Enlist One®, Enversa™, Kyber® Pro, Sonic Boom®, Viatude® are not registered for sale or use in all states. Enversa is not available for sale, distribution or use in Nassau and Suffolk counties in the state of New York, contact your pesticide regulatory agency to determine if a product is registered for sale or use in your state. Always read and follow label directions.