Wipe Power

Product Name ; Wipe Power

Technical Name : Glufosinate Ammonium 13.5% w/w SL

Category : Herbicide

Formulation : Soluble Liquid (SL)

Brand : Cropcrest India Pvt Ltd.

Product Description 

Wipe Power is an effective post-emergence herbicide formulated with Glufosinate Ammonium 13.5% w/w SL for the management of a wide range of annual and perennial weeds. It acts on actively growing weeds after emergence, helping reduce weed competition for nutrients, moisture, sunlight, and space. Suitable for use in crops such as tea and cotton, as well as non-crop areas, Wipe Power supports efficient weed management and contributes to better field hygiene and crop performance.

Key Features & Benefits

• High-performance post-emergence herbicide

• Controls a broad spectrum of annual and perennial weeds

• Non-selective action for effective weed management

• Helps reduce weed competition for essential resources

• Suitable for use in tea, cotton, and non-crop areas

• Supports cleaner fields and improved crop management

• Easy to apply and reliable under recommended usage conditions

Recommended Crops

• Tea

• Cotton

• Suitable for use in designated non-crop areas

Target Weeds

• Annual Weeds

• Perennial Weeds

Mode of Action

• Post-emergence weed control

Why Choose Wipe Power?

Wipe Power provides dependable control of emerged weeds across a wide range of situations. Its broad-spectrum activity helps maintain cleaner fields and reduces weed pressure, allowing crops to utilize available resources more efficiently. Suitable for agricultural and non-crop applications, it offers a practical solution for effective weed management.

Note : While every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of the information provided, product recommendations should be considered as general guidance only. Users are advised to read the product label and accompanying leaflet carefully before use and follow all approved directions, precautions, and recommendations. Product performance may vary depending on environmental conditions, crop stage, weed intensity, and agronomic practices.