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Re: Anyone Use 2-4DB 175 on Post emerge Beans?


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Posted by JDseller on June 12, 2012 at 07:25:50 from (208.126.196.144):

In Reply to: Re: Anyone Use 2-4DB 175 on Post emerge Beans? posted by Tom Barto on June 12, 2012 at 07:15:59:

It just is 1.75 lbs of active ingredient per gallon product. The jug I have is 2.0 lbs per gallon product. Your application rate would just be different.

I posted below that I use some every year. It will burn the beans a little. Try not to spray in the heat of the day and that helps. I usually try to use it early evening. Just early enough the dew sets after the chemical is dry.

Just make darn sure your sprayer is calibrated correctly and you have your rate figured correctly. If you use too much you can really burn the beans. Not enough and the weeds will not die.

I like the product for certain weeds. Like vines and such. It is cheap and works if used correctly. The chemical companies will not talk about it for two reasons: 1) It is cheap and they don't make much on it. 2) If applied wrong it will burn the beans bad and then they get complaints about it.

Many guys just throw chemicals out there an cut corners and such. Many try using a half rates and then complain about uneven kills. I would bet that most don't calibrate their sprayer ever. Just drive a tank off and guess about the acres. Then they complain when they get crappy control. The worst part is they are starting the resistant weeds for all the rest of us.


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