Glyphosate acts on a plant by being absorbed through the leaves and stems so you should be fine immediately but I would give it 24 - 48 hours just to be sure the don’t make contact with any wet gly that might be on the ground.
Oh yea? Thanks! I’m a technology marketing guy but have done a lot of training over the years and have coached some youth sports. Hope the video was helpful to you.
Just picked up some of this at tractor supply. Next purchase is a 25 gallon ATV sprayer. Hoping this helps maintain our 2 miles of logging trails through the Pennsylvania wilderness! 🌳 🔫☠️
We had a neighbor spray this religiously along our fence line bc apparently we brought weeds with us to the neighborhood. He would spray during high winds. It was constant. I have video of him doing it with our dog out we begged him not to. And he had a huge field with a ditch he didn’t spray that he let weeds go to seed in. Our dog died from kidney failure at 5 years old. There are lawsuits out about this causing cancer. *she was the best being I have ever known best dog to ever live.
Sorry to hear about your dog. I am aware of the lawsuits and am aware that it is deemed safe when used properly. Using it in high winds is not proper use.
Good info on this for.. makes sense
Glad you liked it.
Fantastic video, love the depth!!!
Thank you! Hope it was helpful!
Thank You!!
i feel that You made a excellent & thorough video!!!
Please keep up with the good work.
i will definitely share your video!
Thanks glad it was helpful. Those are many of the questions I was hearing over and over. Thanks for watching and commenting. Jason
a very good refresher course on optimal application. Thanks!
You are welcome. Hope it helped. Jason
Great information! have a like!
Thanks for watching. Glad you liked the video. Jason
Its typically 2-4 oz per gallon for most weeds depending on species and size. It doesn't have to be that complicated.
That might be the formula for a hand sprayer but certainly not how you measure for a sprayer on an atv or tractor.
I'm planting live flowers, not using seed. How long should I wait after spraying to plant live plants? Great video by the way!
Glyphosate acts on a plant by being absorbed through the leaves and stems so you should be fine immediately but I would give it 24 - 48 hours just to be sure the don’t make contact with any wet gly that might be on the ground.
Great video
I’d swear you are a teacher or coach
Oh yea? Thanks! I’m a technology marketing guy but have done a lot of training over the years and have coached some youth sports.
Hope the video was helpful to you.
$89 for that same bottle today. FJB.
And that’s the price coming down.
Just picked up some of this at tractor supply. Next purchase is a 25 gallon ATV sprayer. Hoping this helps maintain our 2 miles of logging trails through the Pennsylvania wilderness! 🌳 🔫☠️
Thanks for watching and commenting. Hope the prices have come down. Last time I bought it was $130 for a 2.5 gallon concentrate.
84$ plus tax. 2.5 gallon.
Definitely getting better
@@HardyLifeOutdoorsjust got it for 65$
Still have some in the barn but that’s much better than what I paid in the past.
most good weed killer quadrupled in price what's going on
Shot up during and after Covid but has come down quite a bit.
Biden....
Yep
We had a neighbor spray this religiously along our fence line bc apparently we brought weeds with us to the neighborhood. He would spray during high winds. It was constant. I have video of him doing it with our dog out we begged him not to. And he had a huge field with a ditch he didn’t spray that he let weeds go to seed in.
Our dog died from kidney failure at 5 years old.
There are lawsuits out about this causing cancer. *she was the best being I have ever known best dog to ever live.
Sorry to hear about your dog. I am aware of the lawsuits and am aware that it is deemed safe when used properly. Using it in high winds is not proper use.