Glyphosate is a commonly used herbicide with an active ingredient concentration of 41% or 95%. When using glyphosate, it is necessary to dilute it to ensure its effectiveness and safety.

The dilution method of glyphosate depends on the application and needs. In general, the dilution ratio is 1:500, that is, 1 ml of glyphosate concentrate needs to be added to 500 ml of water. Professional dilution bottles should be used when diluting, and pay attention to factors such as the amount of glyphosate used and the area used.

When using glyphosate, it is necessary to wear protective clothing, gloves, protective masks and other equipment to prevent skin contact and accidental inhalation. When using glyphosate, it can be sprayed or applied, depending on the characteristics and needs of the crop. After the use of glyphosate, it should be carefully observed on the target crop effect, and promptly clean up the residual glyphosate.

In short, glyphosate is an effective herbicide, but it is necessary to pay attention to its use methods and precautions when using it to ensure the use effect and safety. The dilution method of glyphosate needs to be determined according to different needs and crops, and it is necessary to pay attention to factors such as dilution ratio and operation method when using.