Shree Golfer-71

Shree Golfer-71 is a Shree Ram herbicide built on the ammonium salt form of glyphosate at 71% a.i., a high-load water-soluble granule formulation with a polyoxyethylene amine surfactant to help penetration and an ammonium sulphate carrier making up the balance. Green pouch with a resealable top, label built around a red “Shree Golfer-71” wordmark and a photo of a hose spraying a defined brown, dead strip through green turf — a visual that directly ties the product to lawn edging, driveway margins, and turf-management use rather than field-crop weed control, and the name itself (“Golfer”) leans into that positioning.

Same ISO 9001:2015 mark and caveat as the rest of the batch: it’s a manufacturing quality-process certification, not a claim about the herbicide’s actual weed-killing performance. Two green diamond hazard icons flank the photo, signal word not legible at this resolution. QR code bottom right for batch or product info, can’t resolve it from the image. Glyphosate (and its ammonium salt form specifically) is a genuinely registered, widely used non-selective herbicide, and the composition table here reads as internally consistent, so this looks like an authentic label — worth noting glyphosate’s regulatory status varies by country and has been under review or restricted in some markets, so that’s worth checking if this copy is going somewhere region-specific.