Product Introduction

Glufosinate-ammonium is a broad-spectrum, non-selective, contact herbicide with partial systemic absorption and limited translocation. It delivers rapid action on green plant tissues and provides strong herbicidal performance. This product is highly effective against a wide range of annual and perennial broadleaf weeds, grasses, and sedges. It is especially well-suited for no-till farming systems, as well as inter-row weed management in orchards, tea plantations, and woodlands.

Common Specifications 

• 10% SL – suitable for small-scale orchard and garden applications

• 15% SL – widely used in tea plantations and row crops

• 20% SL – strong formulation for industrial and non-cultivated land management

• 95% TC – raw technical concentrate for downstream processing

Technical Profile (20% SL Example)

• Appearance: Yellow to brownish-yellow clear liquid

• pH Range: 4.0 – 6.5

• Water Solubility: Fully soluble

• Stability: 2 years under cool, dry storage

• Toxicity: Low to humans and livestock; minimal risk to fish, bees, and birds

• Soil Residue: Inactive, ensuring safety for subsequent crops

Application Recommendations

• Orchards, tea gardens, woodlands: Dilute 200–300 times for directed foliar spraying, avoiding contact with crop leaves.

• Pre-sowing field preparation: Dilute 150–250 times for annual weed control.

• Industrial areas, railways, non-cultivated land: Use 100–150 times dilution for perennial weeds, with higher dosage or repeat application if necessary.

Key Advantages

• Kills 300+ weed species effectively

• Visible action: yellowing in 2–3 days, complete death in 5–7 days

• Safe to apply: low mammalian toxicity, no soil carryover

• Compatible with glufosinate-resistant GMO crops (licensed use in corn, soybean)

• Effective solution where glyphosate resistance is a problem

Safe Use

• Wear gloves, mask, and goggles during application

• Avoid mixing with strong acids or alkalis

• Store sealed in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight

• Keep out of reach of children; no antidote available if ingested