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Old 10-04-2018, 01:22 PM
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I have to laugh, we discuss what rate to mix Glyphosate,
and measure it with an once cup.
Then put it in a hand sprayer and walk about applying it, about as accurate as pissing in the wind.

When I apply chemical to my farm fields, I calibrate my sprayer as to gallons per minute, tractor speed, air temp & wind direction, product EPA number,date & time and record it.
I come within a couple of gallons of mixture in a 10 acre field.
Yeah, and I just want to kill the weeds in my driveway!
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Thanks everyone, I really do appreciate it!
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I haven't tried it yet but I have heard that mixing in some diesel fuel with Roundup makes it work better again I haven't done this myself.
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Diesel fuel will kill grass/weeds by itself. Doesn't "help" round up.... it kills on it's own. That's what we used to use back in the 80's around the house and barns. Diesel was cheap.... and the EPA wasn't a worry.
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Diesel fuel will kill grass/weeds by itself. Doesn't "help" round up.... it kills on it's own. That's what we used to use back in the 80's around the house and barns. Diesel was cheap.... and the EPA wasn't a worry.
7 page thread discussing the proper mix of chemicals, ratios, the potential for cancer, 4 pages on glyphosate (oddly enough not a single reference to Monsanto or GMO'S), and references to the myriad of alphabet soup agencies provided to us by our respective state and federal government agencies who have nothing better to do than tell us how we can and cannot take care of the weeds on our own damned driveways.

J-Mech nailed it. Diesel fuel will keep those weeds dead for 3 years, but it's illegal, so you've got to risk cancer instead. Pick up some chest waders and a respirator before you spray so your pecker doesn't fall off when you're done, because that might upset the wife.

God Bless America. Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition.

Slightly off topic, but does anyone know if DEP agents are getting paid during the government shutdown?

Sorry for the rant.
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