Most just pour a gurgle of roundup straight out of the drum into a knapsack. Far too busy filling in forms to be messing around with sticky dusty measures.
That's not going to help you pass the test to get you the ticket
Most just pour a gurgle of roundup straight out of the drum into a knapsack. Far too busy filling in forms to be messing around with sticky dusty measures.
Just saying what in reality probably happens on all farms with or without tickets using cheap glyphosate.
Isn't that precisely why 'they' feel that we should all be educated in how to do it correctly?
I think that Agricultural roundup is only to be used as such, and cannot be used in a domestic situation. A grey area as far as farms are concerned, but that is the regs.
Isn't that precisely why 'they' feel that we should all be educated in how to do it correctly?
A pretty depressing attitude that will only further undermine all our abilities to access pesticides going forward.It's unfortunate that these people who are educating us don't realise that it's a complete waste of time telling us what we already know. Surely the fools know that when we get home we just carry on as we've been doing for years without messing about working to rule like the tube drivers do.
If we worked to the ticket we just wouldn't get anything done. Sooner these people get real the better.
Some people are prepared to make an effort. Don’t tar us all with your own brush.Just saying what in reality probably happens on all farms with or without tickets using cheap glyphosate.
A pretty depressing attitude that will only further undermine all our abilities to access pesticides going forward.
What are new knapsacks like as a matter of interest ?
Every one I've owned has a leaky cap, letting chems driggle down your back. ( Modified mine with some thick plastic sheet under the cap )
It seems to me manufacturers can get away with selling shite, gardeners can do as they please, but Jonny Farmer has to fork out £600 for licences / certificates and jump through endless hoops.........
Got to be something wrong somewhere.
Only used round the yard/ buildings anyway. Reached the conclusion it's less hassle using a strimmer.
Oi !!! @7610 super q , got a strimmer licence ???
It's unfortunate that these people who are educating us don't realise that it's a complete waste of time telling us what we already know. Surely the fools know that when we get home we just carry on as we've been doing for years without messing about working to rule like the tube drivers do.
If we worked to the ticket we just wouldn't get anything done. Sooner these people get real the better.