A Detailed Guide to Using Glyphosate Ammonium Salt

Glyphosate ammonium salt is a herbicide that can control annual and perennial grass weeds, sedges and broadleaf weeds. It has strong destructive power and a broad weed-killing spectrum, truly eliminating the weeds root and branch. Below is an introduction to the usage method of glyphosate ammonium salt.

1. Usage method of glyphosate ammonium salt

Glyphosate ammonium salt is generally diluted with water and then sprayed onto weed leaves. Applying it on sunny days at high temperatures gives good results. If it rains within 4-6 hours after spraying, re-spray. Adding an appropriate amount of diesel oil or laundry detergent to the spray solution can improve efficacy. For perennial malignant weeds, apply the chemical once more 1 month after treatment to achieve the desired control effect.

2. Precautions for using glyphosate ammonium salt

1. Glyphosate ammonium salt is acidic, so plastic containers should be used as much as possible for storage and use.

2. Glyphosate ammonium salt is a non-selective herbicide. When applying it, never contaminate crops, so as to avoid herbicide damage.

3. When diluting the pesticide, use clean soft water, not muddy or dirty water, so as not to reduce efficacy.

4. Use it strictly according to the usage method on the instructions. Do not arbitrarily increase or reduce the amount used, so as not to produce poor control results.

5. Do not add table salt, paraquat, alachlor, atrazine, metsulfuron-methyl or fertilizer, etc. to the spray solution, so as not to reduce the control effect.

6. Do not use it in the morning when the dew has not dried, when weeds have not largely emerged, in the late growth stage of weeds or even when the weeds are about to die, or under windy or upwind conditions, so as not to produce poor control results.

7. Do not mow, graze or plow within 3 days after application.