Posted by Fixingfarmer on May 20, 2023 at 13:04:50 from (166.181.86.103):
In Reply to: Primatol ? posted by Geo-TH,In on May 20, 2023 at 10:48:17:
Assuming you did about 1.5 acre your rate is correct. It will be difficult to get the amount of carrier they want out with that thing though at 150-200 gallons per acre!!! Thats an exceedingly high rate. My guess is not enough water. If you read the label you will see their suggestion for a carrier also isnt water and therefore its oil based most likely...Im not going to post that though as it seems a little anti-treehugger even to me especially at that rate I cant believe that label got approved must have found a man at the epa asleep with the stamp.
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