Ok what would you use for soft water
How soft? Have you had it analysed? What type of glyphosate? What target and how big is it?
Ok what would you use for soft water
You could go down that route but it's probably illegal. The strips around the outside of the plots received the excess from the plots. You can decide the actual application rate.What you want is whatever they used on the outside of the far right red line.
Slightly of topic. Is black bindweed particularly hard to kill? Used 4lt Monsanto salt plus AS and latex adjuvant. 3 weeks ago and quite a bit of green material visible.
It’s developed a waxy coat presumably like a Barbour jacket over the years to resist herbicides. I too have found it very slow to die.Slightly of topic. Is black bindweed particularly hard to kill? Used 4lt Monsanto salt plus AS and latex adjuvant. 3 weeks ago and quite a bit of green material visible.
If you want surfactant only then it has to be Spryte Aqua - obviously, see below
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Strips marked AZ (Azural) & AD (Amega Duo) as straight product. Then to the right of each with F (Firebrand - ammonium sulphate water conditioner) and to the left with S (Spryte Aqua surfactant + water conditioner).
The point being that water conditioning is not enough, you need surfactant too. Especially when using generics as in AD. Just adding more glyphosate doesn't make it work much better as show above.
Hutchinsons I believe.is spryte on farm marketplace ?
i presume its cheaper than validate which is horrendously expensive
which distributors have spryte
I thought the whole point of contacts is low water rates to ensure AI concentration per droplet. You then have to get the droplet to adhere...
It will be on the label, if you dont have a label use google to find the label,How much PCT - Reactor Wetter 600 Surfactant to be used with Surefire Glyphosate 30 in 100 ltr tank. How much of the same wetter to be used with Raizon in a
100 ltr tank.
...and have resistance problems as a result...and we seem to use lower rates of glyphosate than you do
...and have resistance problems as a result...
The required dose varies with the size, type, climate and growth stage.