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Posted by paul on May 21, 2004 at 10:12:50 from (209.23.145.73):
In Reply to: generic roundup posted by Tim on May 21, 2004 at 07:01:28:
Be _very_ careful of chemical advise from this
site, questions come up often in the 'Using
Your Tractor' forum and I have seen some
horrid advise from people who believe 2,4,D
kills tall weeds but not broadleaves, and so
on. Yikes! Typical concerns of a person selling off the
back of their pickup, you need to decide that
part. The generic glysophates are just fine. You
need to look at their strength, and look at the
additive package they have. All slightly different
names, some are just glysophate, some have
a bit of additives, some mimic the top notch
stuff pretty closely. You can buy & add your
own additive packages, but this raises the
price of the cheap stuff. The name differences
are so subtle & I'm no expert, so I'd hate to
guess on which mixture you were being sold. Generally, most folks around here use the
generics. Clearout is a pretty common one,
get the version with the additive package.... --->Paul
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