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Active ingredient Glyphosate in the form of isopropylamine salt, 480 g/l

Form of preparation Aqueous solution

Application spectrum Maize, sugar beet, potato, soybean, cereal crops, rape, sunflower, vegetable crops

Main advantages

Does not exhibit soil activity

Application does not disrupt crop rotation

Allows complete eradication of annual and perennial weeds, including persistent species such as field birch, creeping bentgrass, and ragweed

When used as a desiccant, it improves grain quality, reduces harvest losses, and clears the field of perennial weeds

The preparation exhibits low foaming tendency when preparing the working solution

Suitable for aerial application

Apply from the beginning of vegetation, while weeds are actively growing, under dry and windless weather conditions, no later than 6 hours before rain. During spraying, avoid contact with the leaves of crop plants, trees, and shrubs. Do not apply the herbicide at temperatures below 10°C or above 25°C, as metabolism slows down. Do not conduct mechanical work on treated areas for 2-3 weeks. The preparation is non-toxic to birds and bees, but toxic to fish; therefore, avoid contamination of water bodies and drinking water sources.

Time before personnel can return to treated areas: 3 days for mechanized work; 7 days for manual work.

Maximum number of applications — 1.

Mode of action

The preparation quickly and effectively penetrates through leaves and other green plant parts and is distributed throughout all organs to the root system, thereby disrupting amino acid synthesis and causing plant death. Plants die within 5–12 days. Initially, plants show yellowing, followed by wilting of leaves.

Spectrum of activity

All weed species (annual grasses and broadleaf weeds, perennial grasses and broadleaf weeds).

Compatibility with other pesticides

In tank mixes, the herbicide is compatible with most pesticides. However, compatibility must be checked in each specific case.

WHO Classification: Class III (moderately hazardous).