Why Is Glyphosate Sprayed on Crops Right Before Harvest? – EcoWatch

I eat ORGANIC grains to avoid exposure to glyphosate, even as a pre-harvest dessicant. If you think you are glutton sensitive, speak to your MD about trying organic & see if your digestion improves in the absence of GLYPHOSATE (the active ingredient in the widespread herbicide Roundup).

Internet says:

Why glyphosate is used before harvest:

Crop Desiccation: 


The primary use is to dry down the crop, allowing for a faster and more uniform harvest. 

Weed Control: 

It kills weeds that grow late in the season, which can hinder harvest by damaging equipment, increasing moisture content, and contaminating the harvested grain. 

Harvest Efficiency: 

By ensuring the crop and surrounding weeds are dry, glyphosate application can make the threshing process easier and more efficient. 

When and how it’s applied:

Timing: 

Glyphosate is applied when the crop is fully mature and the grain’s development is complete. 

Crop Conditions: 

It’s often used in years with wet conditions that prevent the crop from drying naturally. 

Harvest Restrictions: 

Glyphosate products have specific harvest intervals (harvest waiting periods) that must be followed to ensure the residue levels in the grain are well below established safety limits. 

Key considerations: 

Crop Maturity: To avoid residue issues, the crop must be mature enough before application, with the least mature seeds below a certain moisture threshold, typically 30%.

Regulatory Compliance: Proper application timing and adherence to label guidelines are crucial for meeting Maximum Residue Limits (MRLs) and accessing export markets.

Not for Seed Crops: Pre-harvest application of glyphosate is not recommended for seed crops.

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