GLIFOSOL NEW

Systemic weed control technology

"Glyphosol NEW" from the "Fabryka Ahrokhimikativ" (Agrochemical Factory) is a systemic non-selective herbicide based on glyphosate. Its value lies in the inhibition of the EPSPS enzyme within the plant's meristematic tissues, which halts the synthesis of essential amino acids. Unlike contact agents, this water-soluble concentrate migrates through the phloem from the leaf surface to the root growth points, ensuring the eradication of even stubborn perennial weeds.

Technical features of the formulation

• Systemic translocation: The formulation ensures rapid penetration through the leaf cuticle, which is critical for efficiency in varying environmental conditions.
• Broad-spectrum control: Highly effective against couch grass, sow thistle, and other persistent perennial weeds, as well as annual grass and broad-leaved species.
• Operational versatility: The product serves as a broadcast herbicide during the growing season (under directed application) and functions as an effective desiccant, accelerating uniform ripening for crops such as rapeseed, soy, sunflowers, and flax.

Field application practices

When applied to vegetables, potatoes, corn, and beets, "Glyphosol NEW" requires strict adherence to dosage rates and temperature conditions. The systemic nature of the product prevents weed regrowth, thereby reducing the need for mechanical cultivation. As a desiccant, it effectively reduces seed moisture levels prior to harvest, saving energy costs during post-harvest processing. Rated as Hazard Class 3, the product requires standard safety protocols for handling concentrated chemical solutions.