#Projects

Not an old herbicide

The key visual
Most often in the advertising of herbicides talks are about the strengths of the drug. Of course, we could have done the same, but we found one problem - resistance. This is when the body, including weeds, adapts and becomes resistant to external factors. That is why we have chosen a strategy of concentrating on resistance, not on weeds, because it has existed, exists, and will always exist. In the Key Visual, we compared old herbicides to a tyrannosaurus that can no longer pluck weeds with its short front paws.

Is it ageism?
Nobody knows for sure. Modern concept of tolerance is very blurred. We used the analogy of aging in physiological terms to more accurately convey the process of reducing the effectiveness of herbicides, but not to humiliate the elderly or long-lived people. However, if our advertising can help in better understanding the ageism concept and its boundaries, we will fulfill a small social mission.

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