08-01-2011, 01:01 PM
Do you want total kill or just broadleaf? As many of you know my wife runs a somewhat large cattle farm.
I found this product for her and it works on nearly all broadleaf weeds and there's no pull time, in other
words it's safe enough that non-lactating cows can be put right onto a pasture that has been sprayed.
http://www.pbigordon.com/professional/pa...ODUCTS=811
She still won't let them on an area for a few days, she's picky and doesn't like for her herd to get in contact
with any unnecessary chemicals.
If you have a Tractor Supply Co. near you they carry it, it's about $40 a gallon but you mix it about 2-3 oz
per gallon of water so it goes a long ways. Someone was asking about it the other day for his yard and
told he might want to go together and buy a gallon with his neighbor or something because it makes a lot.
I still would not let pets or children onto a sprayed area until it has dried on the plants.
There's an MSDS safety sheet that's downloadable on the site.
I found this product for her and it works on nearly all broadleaf weeds and there's no pull time, in other
words it's safe enough that non-lactating cows can be put right onto a pasture that has been sprayed.
http://www.pbigordon.com/professional/pa...ODUCTS=811
She still won't let them on an area for a few days, she's picky and doesn't like for her herd to get in contact
with any unnecessary chemicals.
If you have a Tractor Supply Co. near you they carry it, it's about $40 a gallon but you mix it about 2-3 oz
per gallon of water so it goes a long ways. Someone was asking about it the other day for his yard and
told he might want to go together and buy a gallon with his neighbor or something because it makes a lot.
I still would not let pets or children onto a sprayed area until it has dried on the plants.
There's an MSDS safety sheet that's downloadable on the site.
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