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LakeSide Lawn and Landscape
07-26-2003, 10:39 PM
I got a chemical lisnce...What is the best liquid post emergent to put out this time of the year?I have about 3 acres of grass to put it on.Any help would be great.I have a 30 gallon spray tank with the fold down sprayers.what should I get and at what rate should i mix it?

quiet
07-26-2003, 11:56 PM
3 acres, hunh? . . . grass . . . hmmmm. Well, I'd use the stuff designed for 3 acres . . . of grass. Maybe the stuff for 3 1/2 acres in case you run short.

(sigh)

Wanna rethink and rewrite the question? I think you'll have two ache-ers after the responses you're gonna get . . .

rob1325
07-27-2003, 12:12 AM
Crabgrass: Drive@ .37 ounces per 1,000

Broadleaf weeds: Momentum @ 1.0 to 1.5 Fl oz per 1,000

rvsuper
07-27-2003, 01:00 AM
What rob said to crabgrass!!!!

I've used a bunch of post-emerge products: Triplet, Trimec,/Plus, Atrazine 4L, ect. I have found Triplet to work very well!

SCL
07-27-2003, 01:15 AM
quiet, great response LOL!
What are we trying to kill? Is this 3 acres of lawn or park or pasture or what? Drive is a great product but your looking at $250 or so for 3 acres.

greenman
07-27-2003, 01:49 AM
Depends......what are you trying to eradicate? Broadleaf? Grassy? Both? 3 acres? For 3 acres, I'd suggest something cheap. Why not straight 2,4D mixed with straight MSMA, with a non-ionic surfactant? and maybe mix some liquid N in there with it? Go back and re-apply in 10 to 14 days. Just a suggestion, dont critique....there are many types of products on the market, but when it comes right down to the basics, they (most) are made up of the same chemicals or equivalent.

LakeSide Lawn and Landscape
07-27-2003, 09:52 AM
killing broadleaf...thanks to the responses except quiet:rolleyes: every one else had somthing helpful to say.Ill probably go the 2 4 D ROUTE.

rob1325
07-28-2003, 12:10 AM
Originally posted by LakeSide Lawn and Landscape
killing broadleaf...thanks to the responses except quiet:rolleyes: every one else had somthing helpful to say.Ill probably go the 2 4 D ROUTE.

Only thing about 2,4 D product is that it smells bad. Thats why I use momentum or millenium ultra. But will use 2,4 D product if it is cooler weather.

Grassmechanic
07-28-2003, 09:30 AM
rob1325 - Momentum and Millenium both contain healthy amounts of 2,4D. If your customers don't like the smell, try adding Klok to the spray tank. Several ounces/100 gallons will make your spray smell like mint.

DaleL
07-28-2003, 01:44 PM
Originally posted by Grassmechanic
If your customers don't like the smell, try adding Klok to the spray tank. Several ounces/100 gallons will make your spray smell like mint.

My supplier gave me a quart of 'something' from Helena, I believe, that is supposed to make the herbicide smell like bubblegum! Don't know, haven't tried it yet...:)

DaleL

Grassmechanic
07-28-2003, 02:02 PM
DaleL - Lesco carried a product at one time that was supposed to smell like bubblegum. I got a free sample to try, but it didn't seem to work as good as Klok. I had some finicky people that really liked the mint smell from Klok. The things you have to do to please some people.....

DaleL
07-28-2003, 11:30 PM
Grass Mechanic - where is Klok sold? Does Lesco carry it? I'd be interested in trying it...

DaleL

rob1325
07-29-2003, 12:40 AM
I know 2,4, D is in momentum, ment to say like using momuntum because it don't smell as bad as a Trimec with 2,4, D, but when cool out I will use Trimec or Lesco 3 way. Also please tell more about Klok.

Grassmechanic
07-29-2003, 09:26 AM
Klok (pronounced "cloak") is made by Agrinomics, Inc. You may want to try a search on the web. I purchased it from Turfgrass, Inc. They are out of South Lyon, MI. but have sites in Ohio. They UPS and take credit cards. 1-800-521-TURF.