Glyphosate

Industrial-grade weed control: how to use «Termit»

«Termit» is a systemic, non-selective herbicide manufactured by Zhenjiang Agrin Company Ltd., designed for large-scale field cleaning and desiccation. Utilizing the power of glyphosate (isopropylamine salt), this solution is a go-to choice for managing heavily infested fields where total eradication of vegetation is required before the planting season or during post-harvest cleaning.

Key agricultural applications

Agronomists rely on «Termit» for specific, high-stakes operations:

• Pre-sowing field prep: By clearing fields of perennial weeds like creeping thistle (Cirsium arvense), couch grass (Elymus repens), and field bindweed, growers ensure that crops start without nutrient or moisture competition.
• Weed suppression in fallow fields: The systemic nature of the herbicide ensures it travels to the roots, providing long-lasting control of deep-rooted weeds that mechanical tillage often fails to eliminate.
• Desiccation: Used in the late stages, it dries out weed growth and grain regrowth, which streamlines the harvesting process and helps achieve uniform crop maturation.

Application best practices

Formulated as a soluble concentrate (water solution), «Termit» is applied as a foliar treatment. It is classified as a post-emergence herbicide, requiring active plant growth to effectively translocate the active ingredient. With a dosage rate exceeding 3.0 L/ha, it provides robust results even against dense stands of white goosefoot or green foxtail.

As a Class 3 hazard level product, standard safety protocols are required during handling and application. One of its primary advantages is the short re-entry interval of only 1 day, allowing for rapid transition to subsequent soil preparation activities. Note: Due to its non-selective nature, extreme care should be taken to avoid drift onto sensitive crops.