Ammonium Glufosinate 200 g/l-manufacture,factory,supplier from China

Glufosinate-ammonium is used for control of a wide range of annual and perennial broad-leaved weeds and grasses in fruit orchards, vineyards, rubber and oil palm plantations, ornamental trees and bushes, non-crop land, and pre-emergence in vegetables. Also used as a desiccant in potatoes, sunflowers, etc. For control of annual and perennial weeds and grasses in glufosinate-tolerant crops (oilseed rape, maize, soya beans, sugar beet) developed through gene technology. Applied at 0.4-1.5 kg/ha.

Glufosinate-ammonium is a highly effective herbicide used to control weeds in more than 100 crops in many countries worldwide.  Farmers rely on Glufosinate-ammonium because it ensures a high degree of crop safety, as it only affects the parts of the plant where it is applied.  It is effective against a broad range of weeds, eliminating the need to apply several herbicides to control different weeds on a given crop.

Evaluation of human dietary exposure to glufosinate and its breakdown products by the EPA showed that the greatest risk from glufosinate was from contamination of drinking water. However, observed levels of exposure were found to be below levels of concern and were not considered a reasonable adverse health risk. Based on rodent studies, glufosinate is classified as not likely to be carcinogenic in humans.Glufosinate is a slight skin irritant and a severe eye irritant.

Glufosinate movement in soil depends on both soil properties and pesticides properties. The leaching potential of glufosinate is reduced with increasing soil clay and organic matter content.

UPL Argentina announced its developments for the season, with the highlight being the launch of two new products, which are the herbicide, Lifeline, and the fungicide, Goldleaf. Lifeline is a herbicide formulation based on glufosinate-ammonium, a leading international product for UPL. It is now arriving in Argentina to “complement weed control programs with a new tool for the post-emergence of soybean resistant to this molecule,” according to UPL. According to the manufacturer, this product “does not leave residue in the soil, so it does not affect the choices for the next crop.

In just twenty years, the active synthetic substances for phytosanitary defense have practically halved, going from around 440 in 2000 to just over 200 today.This is due to increasingly demanding regulatory requirements in terms of toxicological and environmental profiles.However, the defense knows no setbacks, demanding the utmost attention against pathogens and parasites. All this, with an eye also on the residual profile of the crops, is another issue on which the global agri-food chains have instead thought of raising the bar.This has created the need to develop new solutions with a c

Argentina, one of the largest wheat exporters, on Thursday became the first country in the world to authorize the planting of GMO wheat when it approved the national commercialization of the HB4 GMO wheat variety developed by Bioceres. The company said, however, that the HB4 seed - which is more drought-tolerant and resistant to the herbicide glufosinate-ammonium - would not be available on the market just yet. “We are going to continue producing under the preserved identity scheme that we currently have.

The European Commission announced the extension of the approval periods of some pesticide active substances.According to the Commission, due to the fact that the assessment of those active substances has been delayed for reasons beyond the control of the applicants, the approvals of those active substances are likely to expire before a decision has been taken on their renewal.

According to reliable sources, on February 11, Bayer's global head of active ingredient production, wrote to customers that due to a mechanical failure in the manufacturing plant of a supplier of a key raw material, production will drop sharply. According to the supplier's notification, it is expected that the production line will be repaired for about three months.

The Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (Mapa) announced the approval of a new fungicide inpyrfluxam, another option for the control of Asian soybean rust, in Act No. 06, which was published in the Official Gazette. Besides, Mapa also approved 25 formulated agrochemicals. Five of these products are considered low-impact or bio-based. In addition, two other products with the active ingredient diquat dibromide in their composition were registered, increasing to 19 alternatives for this herbicide, considered a substitute for paraquat.