Glufosinate-ammonium salt non-selective herbicides are widely used in orchards, forests, and other areas to control weed

Glufosinate-ammonium salt herbicide is a non-selective herbicide. Its main components are glufosinate and phosphonium salt, both organophosphorus compounds with strong fungicidal and herbicidal effects. It is rapidly absorbed through the leaves of weeds and translocated to the roots, thus controlling weed growth. It is widely used in farmland, orchards, forests, lawns, and other fields for weed control, with significant efficacy:

1. It has high herbicidal activity. Glufosinate-ammonium salt herbicide retains only the effective L-isomer of glufosinate, removing the inactive D-isomer. Its herbicidal activity is twice that of ordinary glufosinate and four times that of glyphosate, resulting in more significant effects at the same dosage.
2. It has a fast and thorough weed-killing effect. Weeds begin to wither and turn yellow 3-5 days after application and die completely within 5-7 days, 2-3 days faster than ordinary glufosinate. It is particularly effective against resistant weeds that are difficult to control, such as goosegrass and fleabane.
3. It offers improved environmental friendliness and safety. It degrades quickly in the soil, making it safer for shallow-rooted crops; its low toxicity minimizes its impact on non-target organisms such as mammals, birds, and bees; and its low drift risk reduces damage to neighboring crops.
4. It is suitable for a variety of crops and planting areas, is harmless to soil and crop roots, and can be used in farmland, orchards, non-cultivated forests and lawns, and along roads and railways. It maintains high efficiency even in low-temperature environments.

Glufosinate-ammonium salt should be used during the vigorous growth period of weeds, avoiding hot and dry weather. The dosage should be adjusted according to the type and density of weeds to ensure optimal effectiveness and safety. The following points should be noted when using it:

1. First, the timing of application. Glufosinate-ammonium salt mainly controls weeds through contact action; therefore, it should be used during the vigorous growth period of weeds, when their leaves have the strongest ability to absorb the herbicide, resulting in the best control effect. Avoid application under conditions of high temperature, drought, or strong winds to prevent affecting efficacy and crop safety.
2. Second, the dosage. The dosage of herbicide should be determined based on the type, density, and growth status of the weeds. For annual weeds, use 300-500 ml of 10% glufosinate-ammonium salt herbicide per acre; for perennial weeds, use 400-800 ml of the active ingredient per acre. Dilute with 15-20 kg of water and spray evenly.
3. Thirdly, the application method is crucial. Apply the herbicide evenly, using sufficient quantity and ensuring thorough coverage to achieve the desired weed control effect. Avoid spraying the herbicide onto surrounding crops to prevent phytotoxicity.
4. Fourthly, targeted spraying is essential. When applying the herbicide between rows after crop emergence, a protective nozzle must be installed on the sprayer for targeted spraying to prevent spraying directly onto the crops, which could lead to phytotoxicity from the glufosinate-ammonium salt.

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• Glufosinate Ammonium 150g/l SL
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