How Do You Use Glyphosate?
Glyphosate is an herbicide used to control and eradicate perennial weeds. It is sprayed in a diluted solution and metabolized by the weed, killing it. The first products on the market containing glyphosate were the Roundup lines. Now, several other brands market products containing glyphosate as an ingredient. Glyphosate products are used in both residential gardens and commercial agriculture. Some new crops have been genetically modified to be resistant to glyphosate so that it can be used to kill weeds without killing the cash crop itself. Glyphosate kills a wide variety of plant life including grasses, leafy and wood bearing plants and is found in herbicide products in varying amounts from 100-grams to over 600-grams per liter. Glysophate products come in either concentrated form designed to be mixed with water or pre-mixed for direct application. Wear garden gloves and face mask to handle glyphosate products. Determine the dilution measurements according to the directions on the pa
