Broker 100 ml

Active ingredient: glyphosate isopropylamine salt, 480 g/L
Formulation: SC (soluble concentrate)
WHO classification: Hazard Class III

Mode of action. Within 4–6 hours after application, the active ingredient is absorbed by the leaves and shoots, distributed evenly throughout the plant, and moves toward the growth points and roots, where it blocks cell division by disrupting the synthesis of aromatic acids and proteins. Weed growth is halted, and their aboveground parts and rhizomes die off. The first signs of wilting are noticeable on days 3–5, and complete weed death occurs 14–21 days after treatment (under favorable weather conditions).

Application method and rates:

Broker, LC is applied as a working solution by spraying using standard backpack or boom sprayers.

Spring applications are carried out 2 weeks before sowing crops or 7–10 days before emergence.

A prerequisite for good results is the application of the herbicide to growing and developed weeds with a sufficient number of leaves for the product to be absorbed: annuals—in the 4–6 true leaf stage; perennials—when 15–20 cm tall, but before flowering begins.

Apply the treatment in the morning or evening, when wind speed is no more than 5 m/s and the temperature is between 12 °C and 25 °C, at least 5 hours before or after rain.

Spray weeds evenly.

Do not allow the solution to come into contact with cultivated plants!

Prepare the working solution immediately before use.

Fill the sprayer tank with water to 1/10 of its volume, gradually add the product while stirring constantly, then fill with water to full capacity and mix.

Number of treatments per season: once.

Access to treated areas for manual/mechanical work is restricted for 7–3 days

Application rates of the product and working solution for various weed types

Weeds	APPLICATION RATES PER 5 L OF WATER/100 M²
	Spring treatments before crop sowing or emergence	Fallow fields, post-harvest land, non-agricultural land
Annual dicots: common chickweed, rapeseed, volunteer rapeseed, cleavers, Theophrastus's ragwort, thistle, ragweed, common datura, knotweed, galinsoga, others	20–40 ml	20–50 ml
Annual grasses: mouse-ear, barnyard grass, volunteer wheat, others	20–40 ml	20–50 ml
Perennial grasses: creeping wheatgrass, couch grass, barnyard grass, finger grass, tuberous foxtail, common reed, others	40–60 ml	40–80 ml
Perennial grasses: pink thistle, field bindweed, creeping thistle, rough thistle, willow-leaved spurge, lamb's quarters, field horsetail, Syrian cottonweed, thistle, stinging nettle, hogweed, others	40–60 mL	40–80 mL

Compatibility with other products: When used in mixtures with other pesticides or fertilizers, a compatibility test must be conducted beforehand.