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Dieselrider

02-28-2004 18:33:21




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I want to spray under my fence line to kill everything about 18 inches on each side. What is good and (I know none of it is cheap but) cheap or at least not too expensive. Thanks.




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Errr....Try Spraying the

03-01-2004 17:05:38




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 Re: What to spray? in reply to Dieselrider, 02-28-2004 18:33:21  
LOL



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thurlow

02-29-2004 19:14:33




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 Re: What to spray? in reply to Dieselrider, 02-28-2004 18:33:21  
Depends on what your 'target' plants are; lots of 'em (chemicals) out there; Spike, Crossbow, Remedy, etc, in addition to the Roundup; might check with your extension service or local chemical dealer.



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ive donnit

02-29-2004 18:03:32




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 Re: What to spray? in reply to Dieselrider, 02-28-2004 18:33:21  
gas works real good,,,,,
but gotta do it every year.
Last all summer tho.



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Mac

02-29-2004 10:07:43




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 Re: What to spray? in reply to Dieselrider, 02-28-2004 18:33:21  
pramitol works decently. I use a round up type stuff by Hi-Yeild, killsall. Both are cheaper than roundup. I Get both at local elevator. Seems the label on primatrol says for bare ground? Works on weeds but is a little slow.



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Greywolf

02-29-2004 05:28:45




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 Re: What to spray? in reply to Dieselrider, 02-28-2004 18:33:21  
There used to be a product called I believe Pramitol. A soil sterilant that worked great for around buildings and fence lines. Label claimed 5 yrs.

Maybe a search for the product name or search for "soil sterilant" will give some results.

Talked to my fert dealer about this last fall, he said he had another product but for the life of me, it slips my mind this morning.



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Joe Elvans

02-28-2004 20:45:53




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 Re: What to spray? in reply to Dieselrider, 02-28-2004 18:33:21  
You can save a little bit of money by buying the Gordon's brand of glyphosate. It has the same % active ingredient(s) and the brand name Roundup. TSC stores (provided you have any in your area) carries the Gordon line. When you buy, be careful to get the concentrate. Some of the glyphosate, Gordon's and Roundup, is also sold pre-mixed. Follow directions. I've had excellent results mixing the concentrate at 2.5 to 3 oz per gallon of water.

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kyhayman

02-28-2004 18:44:14




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 Re: What to spray? in reply to Dieselrider, 02-28-2004 18:33:21  
I use generic Roundup (glyphosate), real pricey in small bottles but not too bad (78.00) in 2.5 gallon jugs.



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