Glyphosate

Mastering field hygiene: the Working with Glyphosatin

When it comes to cleaning a field thoroughly before sowing or performing a high-quality desiccation, Glyphosatin from ZAT «Trans Oil» has proven to be a reliable partner. It doesn't just strip the leaves; it travels down to the root system, which is crucial for managing tough weeds like couch grass (Elytrigia repens) or Canada thistle (Cirsium arvense).

Practical use and dosage

The product comes as an aqueous solution, which makes tank mixing straightforward and efficient. It doesn't clog the sprayer nozzles, which is a major time-saver during busy seasons. Regarding application rates:

• For moderate weed infestation, 2.0–3.0 L/ha is usually sufficient for effective control.

Remember, this is a non-selective herbicide. As an operator, you need to be precise during leaf application—ensure no drift hits your main crops. When used as a desiccant, it works excellently, drying out stems uniformly and making the harvesting process much smoother for the combine.

Operator's checklist

The core advantage of this formulation (isopropylamine salt of glyphosate) is its systemic uptake. You don't see the weeds just turn yellow; they die off entirely. With a short waiting period for mechanical operations (just 1 day), planning your field prep is much more flexible. Classified as a Hazard Class 3 product, it requires standard safety gear (gloves, mask, coveralls). Overall, it is a sturdy, dependable tool for any grower looking to maintain clean fields without complications.