Zakira

Zakira is a Shree Ram herbicide built on pyroxasulfone at a notably high 85% concentration, formulated as a WG (water-dispersible granule) rather than the liquid EC/SC formats seen across the rest of this product line. Small black jar with a green cap, 60 gm net content, label centered on a bright green “Zakira” wordmark over a wheat field photo, with a cartoon wheat-stalk mascot that’s a real departure in tone from the other, more aggressive branding (skulls, knights, cobras) used on the insecticides in this set.

Pyroxasulfone is genuinely a wheat-focused pre-emergence herbicide in actual agricultural use, so the crop imagery lines up with the chemistry. One thing to flag, though: at 85% w/w, this is an unusually concentrated formulation compared to typical commercial pyroxasulfone products, which are more commonly sold around 34-85% WG depending on region and brand — not wrong on its face, but worth confirming against the actual registered label before using that number in copy. I also can’t find an ISO certification line or composition breakdown on this particular label, so unlike the others in this batch, that data isn’t there for me to verify or transcribe.