All Natural organic weed killer
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2019
- Today on the farm we'll test some All Natural organic weed killer. I've been testing products here on the farm to help keep my fence lines and roadways free of weeds and grass. I think we've found the solution! Hope you guys enjoy the video! Pet Safe!
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Here's a link if you guys wanna check out the Green Gobblin Organic Weed Spray: amzn.to/2HhQhSf
It's also pet friendly! Normally when we sprayed the driveway we kept our dogs up for several hours
Thank you
Josh.....the label states different.....harmful to domestic animals.
if you feed it to them....not if you spray your weeds with it right
awesome, right in line with what us green people do...good find josh
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer ... yet sometimes the cats & the dogs will chew on those weeds for an upset stomach. I see it happening quite frequently.
That's amazing. Acetic acid isn't a super strong acid, but it's still an acid. I thought it would attack the galvanizing worse than the glyphosate. Thanks for doing this, Josh. Great info!
Outstanding Video Josh. I been using the other brand for weeds and Now I’m buying some green gobbler!!! The video don’t lie. I want the weeds gone but Not by eating up the world. Thank You Sir!!!!!
I use a 25 gallon electric pump sprayer in the back of a 4-wheeler. Clip the power leads to the battery posts, hold the spray wand in your hand, and ride along spraying. Replaced the stock wand hose with 25’ of reinforced truck fuel hose. Works like a charm.
I am amazed at the stuff you come up with to make entertaining videos and educational. Love your channel, keep up the good work!
Nice video Josh... I liked seeing which but effected the metal. Very interesting mate
Wow I am definitely going to look into this! Thank you for the video, I needed it!
Good information Josh. Enjoyed the video👍
Also I have a tiny 10 acre farm in Maryland love your videos they have helped me alot
I use a 15 Gallon Sprayer w/electric pump w/wand. The electric power comes from the tractor. I mounted this unit on carry-all mounted to my tractor. I also mounted 4 spray nozzles on back of carry-all. I used the nozzles to spray the yard. I did this cause I'm 71, Due to several injuries I'm no longer able to carry a back pack pump.
The vinegar if left in long enough will turn the steel black, but it is great for removing rust, just keep an eye on it.
The drone footage at the end did an awesome job of showing how the Green Gobblin Organic Weed Spray killed the weeds. Thank you for showing us a product that is a safe alternative to harmful chemicals.
It did work great for sure...lots of work keeping up these fences...still more fence to build!
Will like seeing how this works in the long run. The normal vinegar mix they push seemed to kill it for a couple days but just stopped the photosynthesis for a few days, the weeds came back strong after a bit.
WOOOOOOO happy Friday evening Josh!
I am going to have to check the green gobbler will work on bracken ferns. This was a perfect timed video for me was about to throw my hands up and have professional landscapers come to get rid of the bracken ferns. You have gave me hope. Take care and many thanks
Dancing Critters Acres - how’d it go??
Haven't got to get any yet, had an unforeseen expense come up a.k.a garden tractor need a repair. I'm ordering some this weekend. Will let you know after it comes in.
RE. Liquid immersion test with fence wire snippets over time using my favorite liquid and 20% vinegar. Note. You spray fence line and in an hour the surface is dry, no more reaction. The next rain washes the residue off. Fence has no more interaction with spray.
Vinegar and salt water. Works very well. And yes, those backpack sprayers are nicer than the little tank things but what's even nicer is a tank that sits on a atv or mower that connects to the 12v battery. point the wand and spray. And I will tell you this, reg. food vinegar will remove galvanization from chicken waters and make them rust so I'm not sure about your metal fence.
Good info to know this stuff works. Ive seen them do a salt brine as a herbicide as well. Be interested to see you do a video trying out that method. Yes vinegar very is acidic. I soak rusty bolts in vinegar all the time. Just spray oil after your done.
Adding salt will eventually poison the soil itself. Eventually salt will leach away, but in the meantime it's ruined the soil.
My vote goes to the Green Gobbler. Also, my votes go to all the bumper stickers on the tailgate of the Gator. All quality choices.👍🏻👍🏻
This green gobbler is a great product. I used the septic safe drain cleaner with amazing results. Thanks for letting me know there is a weed killer as well. I will for sure try it out.
Yep....I put in the septic treatment too....can't tell but I guess it's working it's majic
green gobbler
Hello there, thank you so much for the video. I love the science you gave us. i was trying trying to fine the information on the snipers.
Great video Josh ! Vinegar works great but remember it is a acid and will corrode things also. BUT it is wayyyy safer then round up ! I have been using it for a while now and really it is better. I also use a torch and a 20 lbs tank and ride along the fence line with my ATV.
Hey buddy this is Eric from Queensland, Australia and I love your personalty, your a man who enjoys life and having a laugh, you could have been an Aussie!! hahaha
Hey Josh. Vinegar and salt work well if you apply when there is sun and no rain. You can simmer(do not boil) the vinegar to make it stronger and add salt as much as it will hold. Spray on full strength. It is cheaper than ROUNDUP. Glyphosphates are not good for honeybees. I will not use it.
@@Merc70 I live 20 miles from the gulf of Mexico. Rain washes it into already salty water. Rain washes your salt away too. It is not a major pollutant. Not one you should worry 😋 over it will remedy itself.
I use a gallon of white vinegar mixed with one cup salt and 1/4 cup of dish soap. Mixed into a sprayer and applied carefully works great.
Good RUclips video I like your rough your light-hearted comedy that makes any makes great sense I like it
Thanks for the demo. I know which one I will be buying.
Vinegar can work thru galvanized coating of metal - therefore metal begins to rust - troughs, metal chicken waterers, possibly galvanized fencing.
13:08 I liked the Noveske sticker on the John Deer. :)
That seems to be a great organic weed killer Josh, thanks for sharing! I might look into getting some!
Great video Josh
Hey Josh thanks for the educational video like usual because I really needed to know this because I I am going to buy that same fence that you bought when I get my property in the future for my farm to
Right on Brotha!
Awesome! I’m so allergic to RoundUp that I have to carry a pro-mask all summer and an epi-pen! Yay for a normal farm working dude that also is doin the right thing and dumping bad chemicals. Be careful with the vinegar, it’s still acidic. Wear protection!
Josh, I have a good idea for you, have the wife drive your little buggy while you spray along the fence line. Also I have used road salt mixed with water till all the salt is mixed. Put it into your sprayer with some dish soap so it sticks to the weeds. Where can you buy this and stuff and how much for 5 gals.
Great show,, Country Boy gets Er done,,,,thanks ....good stuff..
Definitely gonna try it ... thanks for the video
On Broad leaf weeds I put 1 pint of dish soap in the 15 gallon mixed in with weed killer. The dish soap makes the weed killer stick to the leaves rather than run off.
Great video, love how you did the corrosion test too i did not know glyphosate was that corrosive lol
Thank you for the product review. I have weeds in the back yard and do not want to use the damaging product.
Looks like a good alternative to all those chemical weed killers. I know from past visits that Duke University and some other Hospitals use Vinegar to clean, not a huge fan of the smell but it works. 🚜-Woooooo!!!
Just what I have been looking for,I hate glyphosate, I use a flame gun.
I just checked this is available in Ireland I going to order some.
Cheers
I’m definitely looking for ways to stay away from the commercial weed killers. Just curious if over time, have you seen any damage to the galvanized fence where the vinegar has been sprayed on it? I’m enjoying all your videos I’ve seen so far. Have a BLESSED weekend 🇺🇸🤠💚
awesome man i know there is alot of family's hurt from that round up stuff glad you brought some good news of some safe stuff !
I'm not so sure...we're just trying to get away from chemicals...odds are most of the food we eat in this country has been sprayed with some kind of pesticide or herbicide. I know the lawyers might be the only one's that come out good in any case lol
You're missing out on a sprayer that uses a little 12v battery and can sit in the back.of the UTV and will spray over 50 gals per charge.
That's what I was thinking too!
Would the jd attachment work for the kobota
Rural king has a couple good ones if you maintain them.
Love the theme song!
👍👍 awesome love that weed killer...
Have a wonderful evening 🌻🌻🌻
Great vid! My dad uses roundup almost daily as a park ranger. I’ve been looking for a organic solution herbicide. Green gobbler looks good. Woooooo!
you should have your dad tested for cancer
Why is the older generation obsessed with poisoning themselves and everything/one around them.
Not only is he killing himself, but anything that eats the insects etc
.
Shame
Wooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!
@@tonyv1505 Round up should have been pulled off the market years ago. It's so dangerous to every living thing!! That's why there are class action suits against the company.
Ian.. a few weeks ago I heard on the radio about a class action suit 😁 against round up for ppl that use it having cancer.. if by chance your dad does have cancer, he should look that up.
Great content bro. I'm going to try the green gobbler. Thanks
lol...did you notice I kept calling it by the wrong name...must have had turkeys on my mind! WOoooooooO!
You are crazy funny !!! Enjoyed watching your video and thanks for the tip. GOD Bless !!!
I have to say thank you! I have just moved into a home and it had 4-5 foot weeds that took me three days to dig out. I will be ordering the Green Grobblin. I have two dogs that I was very worried about and didn’t what to harm them.
george....READ THE LABEL......harmful to animals.....
lol....yep if you're animal can get into the bucket it will jump out fast...and if it can drink it right out of the spray can....well....it would be like pepper spray. Pet friendly doesn't mean pet food lol
GREAT video,loved it!!!
Gidday, my father was a dairy farmer in the early 60's. He used the latest 24T herbecide in a leaky backpack, not unlike yours, but made of metal. He would roll a cigarette with hands dripping in 24T. He would get so sick, after using it, but no one thought anything about it back then.
Lots of us were exposed to many so called "safe" chemicals (Including those in "fragrances"). My father used to have a side buz spraying presticides and I recall going out and "sniffing" it as to me it was "sweet" smelling! I ended almost dead from pesticide poisoning (NYC cock roach pest guy). And what I exposed myself while working in the arts IEEEEE!!! (generally regarded as "safe" NOT) My younger sister worked on a farm in S. CA (she was the office mgr) and it was owned by the Saudi Prince or some such (they would fly in once or twice a year - set up some Tent Party and fly out). They grew mostly Avacadoes (some of the most beautiful sweet Avacodoes she would ship to me in NYC) I later visited and stayed a while. Unfortunately the people hired to spray the crops were getting very sick from toxic chemicals (glysophate is highly toxic) with a high death rate. I sent her information on organic industrial farming and they switched. It was a great ownership in that as well each farm hand was allowed to rent his cottage at apx $80 US dollars and even buy it outright if they wanted. And were given x amount of land to grow their own crops for their own use.
Great information Josh 🇺🇸
@Stoney Ridge Farmer Vinegar will remove galvanizing on metal including your fence then when it gets wet it will rust. Notice the black liquid in your container that's galvanize that has been removed and the wire is black because the galvanize is gone. The reason your test piece isn't rusting is because of the vinegar is a acid which will remove some rust. We use vinegar to remove galvanizing on bolts before welding.
New drinking game. Take a shot every time Josh says “Super Duper”!
Good video. Thanks for making it.
Home brew. 1- gal.vinegar, 2-cups Epson salt- 1/4 cup dish soap
Hey Josh vinegar is bad for metal to I use it to make metal rust so it looks vintage. Vinegar is an acid.
Ezequiel Ortega use to use it on galvanized metal to etch the surface for painting. It only took seconds to react. Works great to clean glass. Wear rubber gloves with this 20%.
Enjoy watching your video
Josh buy you a 12 volt sprayer that holds about 25 gallon that fit in the bed of your RTV and you can ride and spray that how i spray .
You can use white vinegar salt and dish soap as well very cheap and works the next day
Wow, very good info ! Thx !!
one of your best informative video's yet. why gamble with a carcinogen when you can have an alternative like this. really great stuff.
A very convincing test on the two weed killers. Drone footage really demonstrated that the organic spray killed the weeds on the fence line. Awesome product. Enjoyed the video.
Ill try to use that weed killer if i could find one at rural king and love your x1100 kobota i got one on my farm x900 same motor love your videos.
Link in the video description for ya brotha...with free shipping! Wooooo!!
thank you so much for this video. I am very cautious using any kind of chemical in my yard, this year a poison ivy took over my front in my backyard and I am struggling with how to get rid of them without using any chemicals until I see your video I’m going order it and use that. Thank you so much.
Thanks for the demo Josh! Did you add any dish soap as a wetting agent? It helps the weed killer stick to the plants a bit better. I've used vinegar (not the grocery store stuff) and yep it works great...not as long lasting but a LOT more safe to use!
Hap Newsom you could also just buy a regular Non ionic surfactant for increased surface activity. Certain NIS's are much better and definitely help as a wetting agent to decrease amount of solution lost sure to evaporation
Great video! I was recently in the market for the STIHL SG20 and I myself also use a vinegar organic weed spray, but upon some research I noticed CHAPIN makes a vinegar specific backpack sprayer, wondering if you've ever had any issues with this green goblin messing with the integrity of the stihl? THANKS for any info much appreciated
the difference is that they are not dying to the roots...the vinegar is a contact weed killer and it just burn out the leaves..and in about 10 days they will grow up again..
Exactly!!!
Maybe so but it can be reapplied, it is cheaper and vinegar and salt will not kill honey bees. Round up sux and should be banned.
@@joerowland607 Cheaper?? I can mix 300 gallons of GLy for less than $40. I have tried the vinegar route, but can't seem to find something that's viable in a scaled setting, and it requires a 15-30 day retreat.. Roundup may not be the best option long term, but its the best we have at the moment.
@@winterburnins is it worth the potential health effects to your children granchildren years from now. DDT was supposed to be safe. It was first used as a delousing agent. Then it worked so well farmers began using wide scale. And all hell broke loose. How long before the Glyphosphate hell is unleashed upon mankind?
EXACTLY Winterburn & Assoc. I go through 3 Gallons of roundup just around our yard and living area. This vinegar stuff is 27.00 or 28.00 per gallon, ready to go. That is $84 bucks just to do the yard area. To go around our whole place we use 30 gallons or more. Our driveway is 1/2 a mile long. No one beyond a yard the size of a postage stamp is going to able to use this stuff. Especially since it only kills the top part of the plant and not the roots. Which means you would have to use it a lot more often than the Gly. I have mentioned this on other channels reviewing this stuff. No one every replies.
I'll tell you a better sprayer if you don't need the volume,royobi makes one that uses the same battery as my drill and impact and sprays fantastic(no pumping at all)
Wasnt exactly a fair comparison. The viniger was the diluted product while the glysophate was in a non diluted state. But I got your point.👍
Benjamin Wasmund saw him pour the glyphosate into the tub but not the 20% vinegar.
I tried acetic acid a few years ago. It works, but you have to constantly reapply it during the growing season.
20% vinegar works!!! I use it all the time.BUT! it doesnt stop new weeds from coming up!!!
So you have to keep re-applying it!
exactly but same thing with glysofate it only kills what is growing at the time of application. you can plant seed right after applying and seed will grow right through it
I was watching a video where a fellow had a weed problem in his driveway and he sprayed it down with salt brine which did the trick. Probly not a good method for around anything metal though.
Kudos to you
Thanks for the heads up on this. While I think the science behind the health concerns surrounding glyphosate isn't there, I'm not exactly impressed with its performance either. I recently sold a house and we were spraying our gravel driveway with it to keep it looking nice, and it did not work fast enough or at all in some cases, and I ended up going out and pulling the weeds by hand instead after the first couple applications. I don't usually use weed killer at all because it's a waste of time and money for a homeowner unless you're overly concerned about appearances, but next time I need to keep some weeds down and quick, I'll take a look at this stuff.
Ok, cool stuff, I’m trying vinegar mix on my weeds, thanks.
Another great video,thanks. What happen to the farm truck, did i miss a video?
I appreciate your enthusiasm and mission to try and find an "organic" solution if that's what you desire. While your test doesn't describe any potential negatives of using a 20% Vinegar solution, you also don't talk about what most people are looking for with a fence line or bare ground killer, which is efficiency (100% kill and potentially not having to re apply). Comparing a contact herbicide to a systemic in the matter that you did was also slightly misleading I thought (seeing activity from the Vinegar after an few hours, yes that makes sense. RoundUp taking several days to work it's way through the plant, also nothing earth shattering about this) Speed of kill does not always correlate to efficiency as you seemed to try and make it seem. There are many products, some containing glyphosate, some not, that are much more efficient that green gobbler on the market for use on fence rows, pasture, bare ground. I only say that because I have experience with hundreds of different products in commercial use. Doesn't mean I know it all, I just have a lot of experience. Again, I don't share your views on Glyohosate but I tip my cap to you in regards to your time spent in researching and trying to learn what works best for you and your farm.
Obviously you don't share my view on Glyphosate....however...you never heard my views on it either did ya? I'm not gonna argue with ya....and I'm not here to brow beat glyphosate....simple fact is ya can't use it on an organic farm....so here's a solution. If you had to do a shot of one or the other...which one would you do a shot of? Diluted or not? I've been using weed killer on the farm far before this video....this is an organic option. Pretty simple.....really you only want the broad leaf out of your fenceline anyway ...keep trees and brush from growing up into it...grass is fine.
Stop the BS, he is only comparing CHEMICAL VS ORGANICS, he did not say GLYPHOSATE doesn't work
glyphosate is a proven Carcinogen where vinegar is a more natural product. The majority of US food is hosed down with glyphosate, so our insides are becoming a ticking cancer bomb.
Joe Shmoe no worries mate! Glyphosate is becoming all but useless here in the Midwest. Now all you’ll have to worry about it Glufosinate and 2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic acid, safe as can be 😉
2,4-d and Glyphosate killed my dogs.
Rain every 7 to 14 days ……… wow, can you send some this way. Cool vid
They actually make three point fence trimmers, that fit behind smaller tractors that trim around bottom of fence,and around posts pto driven of course,and immediate results.little pricy though!
Here is a warning about acetic acid. acetic acid is a corrosive poison that can cause injury or death when human tissue is exposed to it. At concentrations of 10% to 25% (1.67-4.16 mol/L), it acts as an irritant; but at concentrations greater than 25% (>4.16 mol/L), it is corrosive and should be handled in a fume hood.2 Skin contact may produce blistering or burns, while liquid or spray mist may produce tissue damage particularly on mucous membranes of the eyes, mouth, and respiratory tract. You should wear a respirator when handling acetic acid in concentrations above 5%. I have seen many staff become sensitized to acetic acid from use in cleaning GI equipment. It does work great just use caution.
Knipex makes the best pliers on the market in my opinion . They're pricey but superior in design and function.
Great info! Thanks! Now I can kill the weeds in my driveway too.
Great video!
The vinegar can also be sprayed around planters with no damage too.
Make sure you clean out the sprayer after using vinegar because it will eat up any aluminum in the sprayer.
Have you tried an extended test of which one kills the roots and which one is just a defoliant?
Hey josh brother love your channel man don't watch tv but watch u keep on keepin on
MERCY BOW-COUP about the green gobbler stuff. ROUND UP and similar are very dangerous!
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Love your videos Josh! I was always taught to spray when the temperature was between 65-80 deg ! Anything hotter toughens the leaves up! Also I would think a little surfactant (Dawn Dish Soap) would be a great addition to your spray!
How about an update on green gobbler. How well did it do? how long did it last?
thanks for the great vid. Here is my question...if I use this in my regular yard where there is currently crabgrass, will that soil still be condusive to growing new regular grass ?
This is super never though about organic weed killer super cool
I see that the greenery is dead but what about the roots? I would like to see what it does to a sappling.
my opinion is that it is good in concept but the other is $98 for 2.5 gallons that makes 150 gallons and the viniger based is the same price for a no mix 5 gallons so that means that you are paying 30x the price that is just too expensive plus in the test you had one pre-mixed and the other wasn't mixed again 30x more powerful so it should due more damage. and my final point is thatwe dont know how long until you have to spray again because we spray cornerstone 3x a year spring, summer, and fall that is it and it might not have the same longevity. i love your channel and the teaching that you do and i know that you try to do it organic but if it really does pay off then people would do it
I always use vinegar, rock salt and a little dish washing liquid in a sprayer. Costs about 1 dollar.
@Lone Star Patriot nope he just likes the smell
@Lone Star Patriot I do vinegar and dawn on the weeds. Good: Kills them quick. Bad: doesn't get the roots and they'll come back.
@@snockdawg82. I have used the mixture for 3 years. I does work.
Epsom salt (magnesium sulfate) with vinegar and dish washing liquid is what I use here and it works just like the green gobbler. In a couple of hours anything it is sprayed on will die. It really does work.
1 gallon vinegar, 2 cups epsom salt, 1/4 cup dish soap
Have that same Turtle. Present from my lovely wife. Great video....Ill be trying this stuff.
Great video, Josh. By chance, do you know how it does on invasive species like autumn olives and Japanese honeysuckle? Keep up the great work
try it and see
You can use glyphosate to etch concrete.
If you was running barbed wire or slick wire they make a tractor or utv attachment I seen that cuts under wire and spins around post while you keep rolling. Can't recall the make of it
Dr Trimmer
@@joescheller6680
Thanks. They are neat looking.