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What are the different types of herbicides?
Herbicides are agricultural chemicals used to control or eliminate unwanted plants (weeds). Herbicides can be used in agriculture, horticulture, and landscaping to reduce competition between weeds and crops for nutrients, light, and space by inhibiting their growth. Depending on their use and mec...Read more -
Contact vs. systemic herbicides
What are herbicides? Herbicides are chemicals used to destroy or inhibit the growth of weeds. Herbicides are widely used in agriculture and horticulture to help farmers and gardeners keep their fields and gardens tidy and efficient. Herbicides can be categorized into several types, mainly includi...Read more -
What are systemic herbicides?
Systemic herbicides are chemicals designed to eliminate weeds by being absorbed into a plant’s vascular system and translocating throughout the organism. This allows for comprehensive weed control, targeting both above-ground and below-ground plant parts. In modern agriculture, landscaping,...Read more -
What is a contact herbicide?
Contact herbicides are chemicals used to manage weeds by destroying only the plant tissues they come into direct contact with. Unlike systemic herbicides, which are absorbed and move within the plant to reach and kill its roots and other parts, contact herbicides act locally, causing damage and d...Read more -
What are Annual weeds? How to remove them?
Annual weeds are plants that complete their life cycle—from germination to seed production and death—within one year. They can be classified into summer annuals and winter annuals based on their growing seasons. Here are some common examples: Summer Annual Weeds Summer annual weeds germina...Read more -
How safe is Abamectin?
What is Abamectin? Abamectin is an insecticide used in agriculture and residential areas to control various pests like mites, leaf miners, pear psylla, cockroaches, and fire ants. It is derived from two types of avermectins, which are natural compounds produced by soil bacteria called Streptomyce...Read more -
Prevention and control measures after apple tree flowers fall
Apple trees gradually enter the flowering period. After the flowering period, as the temperature rises rapidly, leaf-eating pests, branch pests and fruit pests all enter the rapid development and reproduction stage, and the populations of various pests will increase rapi...Read more -
Rapeseed white rust symptoms and prevention methods
In recent years, the incidence of rapeseed white rust has been relatively high, seriously affecting the quality of rapeseed. Rapeseed white rust can affect all above-ground organs throughout the growth period of rape, mainly damaging leaves and stems. When the leaves ar...Read more -
How to make full use of the “golden partner” to prevent and treat wheat diseases
Tebuconazole is a relatively broad-spectrum fungicide. It has a relatively complete range of registered diseases on wheat, including scab, rust, powdery mildew, and sheath blight. It can all be effectively controlled and the cost is not high, so it has become a One of the most widely used fungici...Read more -
In addition to controlling hyperactivity, paclobutrazol has so many powerful effects!
Paclobutrazol is a plant growth regulator and fungicide, a plant growth retardant, also called an inhibitor. It can increase the content of chlorophyll, protein and nucleic acid in the plant, reduce the content of erythroxin and indole acetic acid, increase the release o...Read more -
Do you know about the compounding agents of pyraclostrobin?
Pyraclostrobin is highly compoundable and can be compounded with dozens of pesticides. Here are some common compounding agents recommended Formula 1: 60% pyraclostrobin metiram water-dispersible granules (5% pyraclostrobin + 55% metiram). This formula has multiple functions of prevention, treatm...Read more -
What are the differences between Glyphosate, Paraquat, and Glufosinate-ammonium?
Glyphosate, Paraquat, and Glufosinate-ammonium are the three major biocidal herbicides. Each has its own characteristics and advantages. Almost all growers can mention a few of them, but concise and comprehensive summaries and summaries are still rare. They are worth sum...Read more
