Description:

AGRIVENTURE AMMOGLY is a highly concentrated, non-selective, post-emergent systemic herbicide. Formulated as soluble granules (SG), it is widely used in agriculture, plantations (such as tea), and non-cropped areas to completely eradicate stubborn annual and perennial weeds from the root level.

Technical content: Ammonium Salt of Glyphosate 71% SG

Key Features & Benefits:

• High Concentration: The 71% Soluble Granule (SG) formulation is highly concentrated, meaning you need a significantly lower Dose per acre compared to standard liquid options, translating to easier handling and cost-effectiveness.
• Complete Weed Eradication: Because of its systemic action, it translocates to the roots, rhizomes, and storage organs. This destroys the weed from within instead of just burning the surface.
• Broad-Spectrum Control: Highly effective against both grassy and broadleaf weeds, including tough perennial sedges like Cyperus rotundus (Motha).Zero Soil Residual Activity: The active ingredient breaks down naturally upon contact with the soil, leaving no harmful residues that could affect subsequent crops or seeds.
• Rain-Fastness: It is rapidly absorbed by green foliage, typically rendering it rain-fast within 4 to 6 hours after application.
• Water Soluble: Dissolves cleanly in water for smooth tank-mixing and uniform coverage when sprayed.

Crops suitability: Tea, Coffee, Sugarcane, Rubber, Citrus, Mango, Grapes, Banana

Commonly used for:

• Non-Cropped Areas: Keeps industrial sites, roadways, and open lands clear of unwanted vegetation.
• Plantations & Orchards: Manages weed growth around the base of cash crops like tea, rubber, coffee, and fruit trees.
• Field Preparation: Applied 15–20 days prior to sowing main crops (like cotton, soybean, and wheat) to ensure a weed-free seedbed.
• Farm Boundaries: Controls weed takeover on bunds and irrigation channels.

Mode of entry: Systemic

Mode of action:

• Foliar Absorption: The spray is absorbed through the green, leafy parts of the actively growing weed.
• Systemic Translocation: Once inside, it travels downward through the plant's vascular system (phloem) and spreads into the roots, rhizomes, and underground storage organs.
• Enzyme Inhibition: Glyphosate blocks the activity of a critical plant enzyme called EPSPS (5-enolpyruvyl-shikimate-3-phosphate synthase).
• Starvation: By inhibiting this enzyme, the plant cannot synthesize essential aromatic amino acids needed to build proteins. This halts plant growth and eventually causes the entire weed to wither and die within 7 to 14 days.

Mode of application: Foliar spray

Dose: 100gm in 15-liter water