Glyphosate Herbicide

Glyphosate herbicide is one of the old herbicide products that people have used for many years and have been enduring. Wide application is its great advantage. Glyphosate is not only suitable for weed control and reclaiming wasteland on both sides of roads, fields, airports, warehouses, power stations and other non-cultivated land, but also for pre-planting or post-planting pre-emergence of various crops, orchard low-level spray weed control and medium-high Directional spraying of stalk crops to kill weeds. In addition, it is also an advantageous product for genetically modified herbicide-tolerant crops.

Common Polypogon

Common Chickweed

Glyphosate is widely used in annual crops, perennial crops and non-arable land. For annual crops, glyphosate is mainly used to control weeds and volunteers before sowing, shortly after sowing or after harvest. Annual crops that use glyphosate include a variety of crops, such as corn, rapeseed, cereals, legumes, sugar crops, and fodder beets. For perennial crops, such as vineyards, orchards, olive groves, etc., glyphosate is used to control weeds in or between crop rows. Glyphosate is also used for non-arable land and temporary grassland removal, local control of perennial weeds in permanent grassland and grassland restoration.

vineyard

tea plantation

When using glyphosate to kill weeds, don't blindly pursue quick results.

Glyphosate is different from contact pesticides. It is a systemic killer herbicide. Systemic has a conduction process. Relatively speaking, the time is relatively slow. Generally, it takes 5 to 7 days to take effect. Weed leaves turn yellow for half a month. Weeds on the left and right will die slowly.

It should be noted that:

Glyphosate herbicide is a biocidal herbicide, so it is important to avoid contaminating crops when applying it to avoid phytotoxicity.
In sunny days and high temperatures, the effect is good. You should spray again in case of rain within 4-6 hours after spraying.