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In 1974, the Monsanto Company introduced a new product that quickly became one of the most widely used herbicides in the world.

It's been sprayed on lawns and yards across the United States and on millions of acres of American farmland.

Roundup Herbicide by Monsanto.

There's never been a herbicide like it before.

Applied to actively growing weeds at the proper stage of growth,

Roundup translocates down and throughout the entire plant.

In a matter of days, Roundup controls many of the toughest grasses and weeds,

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