Force Up (Herbicide | 1liter)

Force Up

Force Up is a non-selective, systemic, foliar-applied agricultural herbicide with rapid translocation throughout the plant.

• This offered product is suitable for the control of most stubborn annual and perennial grasses ( Cyanodon dactylon, Imperata cylindrica, Panicum maximum, Paspalum spp, Pennisetum clandestinum, Phragramites spp, etc), annual and perennial broad-leaved weeds (Cyperus spp.).
• It can be applied under pre-plant conditions, post-emergence conditions and in reduced or zero tillage systems.
• Force Up is a slow-acting herbicide used for killing weeds and grasses causing menace on arable and plantation crop farms.
• It acts from deep-within-the-roots of weeds till it dries it up completely.

Active Ingredient: It contains 360g Glyphosate/L (in the form of 480g/L Glyphosate –Isopropylamine salt) SL.

Directions for use

• One bottlecap to 16 liters of water.

Importance of herbicides in crop production

Production of major crops has more than tripled since 1960, thanks in large part to pesticides (including herbicides). Without pesticides, more than half of our crops would be lost to pests and diseases.

Food crops on farms must compete with 30,000 species of weeds and this competition can be detrimental to the survival of the crops. This shows the pertinent need for specific chemicals that can deal with these pests while prolonging the life of crops and preventing post-harvest losses.

• Herbicides help farmers grow more food on less land by protecting crops from various species of weeds.
• The use of herbicides will serve to increase the productivity per hectare.
• They enable farmers to produce safe, quality foods at affordable prices.
• They also help farmers to provide an abundance of nutritious, all-year-round food which is necessary for human health.

Precautions to take!

• Application and timing are important to maximize the effectiveness of herbicides and to reduce the impact on non-target crops.
• Numerous pesticides are registered for use by crop farmers and it should be noted that a herbicide cannot be legally used for any purpose other than the purpose shown on the approved label.
• Specific safety precautions should also be taken particularly when transporting, mixing and applying herbicides.