I'm not a fan of having to be certified or registered to use herbicides/pesticides but these are reasons I can see for it. People don't read the full label just the mixture and don't consider the rate for the use and over apply. Then The next thing on the news is how all these farmers are over applying all these chemicals farming and contaminating everything. Yes some of this is being painted with a broad brush, but if the paint sticks wear it. I try to figure it like I was going use 20 gallons of water per acre then the amount for that and divide back to the size of area I'm going to cover with it. This helps to reduce chances of over application from ozs into gallons and then covering a 1/4 acre with an acre of product. Like when spraying the sweetcorn in the garden. Is one place where I use this plan. Soil contamination I still believe is done by more suburbanites and house owners then by most farmers over the long haul. It is just to costly for those kinds of mistakes or uses on a large scale to be practical for that.
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