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Weed Blast by Green Kiwi: A Natural Alternative to Glyphosate?

One of our supporters mentioned Weed Blast—and we looked into it. It’s a locally made, glyphosate-free weedkiller that claims to work fast. But are there any downsides?

How Glyphosate Gets Into Our Food: The Role of Crop Desiccation

Think glyphosate is only used to kill weeds? Think again. Crop desiccation may be the real reason it ends up in your morning oats.

Slasher Organic Weedkiller Review: Fast, Safe, and Glyphosate-Free

Slasher Organic Weedkiller is a fast-acting, glyphosate-free option that many Kiwi households and schools now prefer. This review looks at how well it works, whether it’s safe, why it sometimes doesn’t, and how it compares to glyphosate-based weedkillers like Roundup.

A Safer Way to Spray: Why Contact Organics May Be the Weedkiller We’ve Been Waiting For

Not all weedkillers come with warning labels. Contact Organics offers glyphosate-free solutions that are tough on weeds but safe around people, pets, and the planet.

How to Mobilize Your School Against Glyphosate Use

Many schools still spray glyphosate around children. If you’re ready to speak up, this guide will help you start the conversation—and push for change.

How to Make a Submission That Gets Noticed

Making a submission on glyphosate limits doesn't have to be daunting. Learn how to write a compelling, clear, and impactful message that regulators can’t ignore.

Writing to Your Local Council: Tips and Templates

Taking action against the increased use of glyphosate in your community doesn’t have to be complicated. One of the most impactful steps you can take is writing to your local council to express your concerns. Whether it’s about roadside...

How to Create a Glyphosate-Free Zone in Your Community

Creating a glyphosate-free zone isn’t just a dream — it’s a practical goal. From building local support to presenting your case to decision-makers, here’s how to make it happen.

How to Mobilize Your Community Against Glyphosate Use

You don’t need to be an expert to make a difference. Mobilizing your community against glyphosate starts with conversations, local action, and persistence. Here’s how to get started.
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