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How to prevent glyphosate herbicide damage? A detailed guide to practical prevention methods

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How to prevent glyphosate herbicide damage? How can you avoid herbicide damage when applying glyphosate? Experienced netizens are also asked to help guide. Glyphosate herbicide is a commonly used chemical in agricultural production, and it is also the herbicide product most prone to causing herbicide damage. Zhongdi Network has compiled how to prevent herbicide damage during the use of glyphosate...
How to prevent glyphosate herbicide damage? How can you avoid herbicide damage when applying glyphosate? Experienced netizens are also asked to help guide


       Glyphosate herbicide is a commonly used chemical in agricultural production, and it is also the herbicide product most prone to causing herbicide damage. Zhongdi Network has compiled methods for preventing herbicide damage during the use of glyphosate. The methods are listed below for netizens' reference.

       Method 1:Use a protective hood to help prevent glyphosate from being sprayed onto crops when you are not paying attention, causing herbicide damage. The protective hood can be purchased from an agrochemical dealership, or you can make one yourself from a drink bottle such as a Coca-Cola bottle (large) by shaping it into a funnel shape and fitting it over the spray nozzle.  

        Method 2:Use a plastic film about 15 m long to cover the seedlings along the ridge edge and ridge foot, then spray glyphosate, covering one section and spraying one section.  

        Method 3:Generally do not spray when it is windy, to prevent the spray solution from being blown by the wind onto nearby crops and causing herbicide damage.  

        Method 4:After spraying glyphosate (including all herbicides), be sure to clean sprayers and other tools thoroughly, so as to avoid herbicide damage when applying other chemicals because the tools were not cleaned thoroughly enough.  

        Method 5:If herbicide damage has already occurred, it is best to remove the damaged leaves, spray with clean water, and then apply an appropriate amount of quick-acting fertilizer as a remedy.

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