Glufosinate-Ammonium 200g/L as - Broad-Spectrum Contact Herbicide

While both are non-selective, they differ critically. Glyphosate is fully systemic (slow-acting) and has soil residual activity. Glufosinate is fast-acting, primarily contact-based with translaminar movement, and has no soil residual. This makes Glufosinate a perfect rotational partner to manage glyphosate-resistant weeds and for use where immediate planting is required.

AMS acts as a water conditioner, binding cations (Ca, Mg) in hard water that would otherwise deactivate Glufosinate. More importantly, it acts as a powerful absorption enhancer, helping the herbicide penetrate the leaf cuticle faster and more completely, leading to more consistent and rainfast results.

Yes. Due to its complete lack of soil activity, any crop (including sensitive vegetables) can be planted immediately after application, once the weeds have died. This is a major advantage over residual herbicides.

With the addition of AMS and under good drying conditions, it becomes rainfast in 4-6 hours. Without AMS or under poor drying conditions, this period can extend significantly, increasing the risk of wash-off.

Yes, we also supply Glufosinate-ammonium 280g/L SL (Soluble Liquid). The 200g/L AS formulation is often preferred for its superior handling, mixing properties, and lower use of solvents. The choice depends on formulater preferences and local market registration.