Precise, Intentional Weed Management
We think long and hard about adding any more chemical-based products to our shelves.
FireHawk Bioherbicides are one of the better options we have seen awhile. Used by regenerative farmers, land stewards, and homeowners, we think they represent a much needed evolution in weed control.
The active ingredient is Nonanoic acid, a fatty acid that is found in nature and optimized in their products for efficacy. It works on contact with plant tissue. It’s not a systemic and there’s no residual soil activity.
This is a non-selective weed killer That means it will terminate whatever plant you point it at. So be very careful near ornamentals, pollinator plants, and food crops. Aim it precisely to control existing weeds, grasses, moss, and algae on contact.
You can learn more about FireHawk products on their website. But here’s 3 FAQs we think are useful:
What Is a Bioherbicide?
A Bioherbicide is a weed control product derived from naturally occurring compounds. FireHawk Bioherbicide’s active ingredient is nonanoic acid, a fatty acid, for fast-acting non-selective contact weed control.
How Does FireHawk Bioherbicide Work?
FireHawk Bioherbicide works on contact to rapidly desiccate weeds, by damaging only the green parts of plant tissue. It controls existing weeds only.
What Weeds Does FireHawk Control?
FireHawk Bioherbicide controls weeds, grasses, moss, and algae. Refer to the product label for species controlled.
https://www.firehawkbioherbicide.com/pages/home-weed-control
