Glyweli non-selective, systemic herbicide -1 Litre

Glyweli herbicide, containing glyphosate, is a non-selective, systemic herbicide used for controlling a wide range of weeds, including grasses, broadleaf weeds, and woody plants. It's commonly used in agricultural settings, forestry, and non-crop areas for pre-harvest weed control, pre-plant weed control, and general weed management. 

Specific uses include:

Agricultural Applications:

• Pre-harvest weed control: In crops like cereals, peas, beans, flax, and mustard, Glyweli can be used to manage weeds before harvesting. 

• Stubble and pasture management: It helps control weeds in stubble fields and pastures. 

• Pre-plant weed control: Glyweli can be used to clear land before planting various crops. 

• Defoliation: It can be used as a defoliant for crops like cotton and hops. 

• Desiccation: Glyweli can also be used as a desiccant for crops like pineapples, sugarcane, soybeans, and sunflowers. 

Non-Crop Areas:

• Industrial sites: Used for weed control in industrial areas, around buildings, and along roadsides. 

• Forestry: Effective in forestry for weed control and site preparation. 

• Aquatic weed control: Can be used to manage aquatic weeds. 

• Home and garden: Used for general weed control in lawns and gardens. 

Specific Weed Control:

• Annual and perennial grasses: Effective against a wide range of grasses, including bermudagrass, crabgrass, and johnsongrass. 

• Broadleaf weeds: Controls various broadleaf weeds like clover, dandelion, and chickweed. 

• Woody plants: Can be used to control woody plants, brush, and shrubs. 

Application:

• Glyweli is a systemic herbicide, meaning it's absorbed by the plant and travels through its system to kill it from the roots up. 

• It's typically applied as a foliar spray, with application rates varying depending on the type and severity of the weed infestation. 

• It's important to follow the product label instructions for proper mixing and application. 

• Avoid spraying when it's windy to prevent drift to desirable plants. 

• Rainfastness occurs after a few hours, so delayed rainfall won't significantly reduce its effectiveness.