Formulation: aqueous solution
Intended use: systemic, broad-spectrum herbicide for controlling a wide range of annual and perennial weeds, as well as undesirable woody and shrub vegetation.
Restrictions: Hazard class IV (moderately hazardous substance) — practically non-toxic to bees. The following ecological regulations must be observed:
Apply treatment when wind speed is up to 5-6 m/s;
Bee protection buffer zone — at least 1-2 km;
Bee flight restriction — 6-12 hours.
Prior notification (4-5 days in advance) to both public and private beekeepers about planned treatments is required.
Toxicity: the product belongs to hazard class IV. Precautionary measures as stipulated in the "Hygienic Requirements for Storage, Use, and Transportation of Pesticides and Agrochemicals", SanPiN 1.2.1077-01, Moscow, dated November 8, 2001, must be followed.
First aid measures:
In case of accidental contact with skin or mucous membranes, immediately wash with a stream of water or remove with a swab and then rinse with water. Remove contaminated clothing and footwear. In case of ingestion —
immediately drink several glasses of water and induce vomiting, then drink 1/2 glass of water with 2-3 activated charcoal tablets or another adsorbent, and seek medical attention immediately. Do not induce vomiting in unconscious victims.
Specific antidote is not available.
For consultation, contact the Toxicology Information and Consultation Center: 129010 Moscow, Suharevskaya Square, 3
MNIIS Emergency Medical Services named after Sklifosovsky (operates 24/7). Tel: (495) 928-16-87; fax: (495) 921-68-85
TECHNICAL SECTION
Mode of action: the product inhibits the synthesis of aromatic amino acids in actively growing plants.
Spectrum of activity: broad-spectrum efficacy against annual and perennial weeds, as well as woody and shrub vegetation.
Duration of protective effect: provides herbicidal action on sensitive weeds present at the time of application and does not affect those appearing later (second wave of weeds). Typically, one application provides effective protection throughout the entire vegetation period in the absence of a second wave of weeds. Speed of action: after penetration into above-ground plant organs, Glyphos® BP is translocated to the plant's root system. Visual symptoms of herbicidal action appear on most annual weeds within 2-4 days, on perennials within 7-10 days, and on woody and shrub vegetation within 20-30 days. Herbicidal action manifests as gradual wilting of treated weeds, accompanied by complete browning of above-ground parts and death of underground plant parts. Lower temperatures and precipitation following application may delay the manifestation of visual symptoms.
Possibility of resistance development: no cases of weed resistance to Glyphos® BP have been observed in experiments.
Phytotoxicity: lacks sufficient selectivity as it is a non-selective agent.
Compatibility with other pesticides: the product may be used in tank mixtures with other herbicides and nitrogenous fertilizers. Check compatibility prior to use.
Application technology
Prepare the working solution immediately before use and apply on the same day. Fill half the sprayer tank with water, add the full dose of the product, and top up with the remaining water. Mix thoroughly.
Prepare the working solution and refill the sprayer on designated special areas.
Use ground-mounted boom sprayers.
Apply in calm weather during early morning or late afternoon hours, ensuring even
leaf wetting. The interval between application and possible rainfall should be at least 5-6 hours.
Safety
Hazard class: IV (moderately hazardous substance). Hazard class — practically non-toxic to bees. The following ecological regulations must be observed: apply treatment when wind speed is up to 5-6 m/s; bee protection buffer zone — at least 1-2 km;
bee flight restriction — 6-12 hours. Prior notification (4-5 days in advance) to both public and private beekeepers about planned treatments is required.
Safety measures during work, transportation, and storage
In case of poisoning during work, contamination of food and feed products, pollution of water bodies, air, and soil in populated areas, the measures described in the "Hygienic Requirements for Storage, Use, and Transportation of Pesticides and Agrochemicals", SanPiN 1.2. 1077-01, Moscow, dated November 8, 2001, must be observed. Persons under 18 years of age, pregnant or nursing women, and individuals with health conditions contraindicated for pesticide work are prohibited from handling the product.
Permission to handle the product is granted after instruction on safety measures for pesticide work, as well as training in first aid for poisoning incidents.
While operating the sprayer, the tractor driver is prohibited from opening windows or doors in the cab.
All operations involving the product (opening packaging, refilling sprayers, spraying
and other activities on treated
areas) must be performed while wearing personal protective equipment (special clothing,
gloves, respirator, goggles).
Do not smoke, drink, or eat during product handling.
Avoid inhaling spray mist during application.
Do not transport or store the product together with food or feed. Do not transport people with the product.
Store the product in its original factory packaging, with labeling.
Methods for neutralizing spilled pesticide, methods for neutralizing, disposing of packaging and pesticide residues:
"Hygienic Requirements for Storage, Use, and Transportation of Pesticides and Agrochemicals" SanPiN 1.2.1077-01, dated November 8, 2001.
Do not discard empty packaging or pour leftover working solution into sewers, rivers, or other water bodies.
Discarded packaging and leftover product should be buried in designated locations, coordinated with local sanitary and epidemiological supervision centers.
Secondary use of packaging for household purposes is prohibited.
Do not discard or reuse discarded packaging for other purposes.
Completely drain the contents of packaging into the sprayer tank or other equipment.
In case of soil contamination, prevent leakage into sewers or water bodies.
In case of spillage, cover contaminated areas with sand or soil and place in sealed containers for further disposal.
Destruction and neutralization of pesticides and packaging must be conducted according to the "Temporary Instruction on Preparation for Disposal of Prohibited and Non-Applicable Pesticides and Packaging" (VNIPIagrokhim, Ryazan, 1989).
Storage
Store in a dry room designated for pesticide storage, at temperatures not exceeding +40°C and not lower than -15°C. If frozen, thoroughly mix the product — quality remains unaffected.
Guaranteed storage period — at least 5 years
Shelf life: at least 5 years
Volume: 10 liters
