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Clearcast Aquatic Herbicide - Questions & Answers

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  • Asked by Steve
    04/22/2016
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    Can I eat the fish out of my pond after I use Clearcast Aquatic Herbicide?
    A

    Yes, you can eat the fish from your pond after use of Clearcast  Aquatic Herbicide as it is an aquatic herbicide specifically for use in areas with fish without harming the fish or those who may consume the fish in the pond.

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  • Asked by Ray from Coahoma, Tx
    05/28/2014
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    Will Clearcast Aquatic Herbicide kill aquatic life such as turtles, frogs, or ducks?
    A
    Clearcast Aquatic Herbicide will not harm aquatic life when applied as directed. The idea is that you do not treat the hole body of water at one time. You apply in sections. Please refer to the product label for application or call us 866-581-7378.
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  • Asked by James from Georgetown, Sc
    05/14/2014
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    Will Clearcast kill pennywort?
    A
    Yes the Clearcast kill the pennywort. According to the product label: Use 32-64 ounces of Clearcast per acre for pennywort. Repeat application may be necessary.
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  • Asked by Ray from Coahoma, Texas
    05/19/2014
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    Is this product safe to irrigate off to a cow pasture?
    I want to use this to kill cattails in sewer ponds, but we irrigate the water off to a cow pasture. I don't want to kill any cows.
    A
    Per the Clearcast Aquatic Herbicide product label (Page 3), if you are treating more than 25% of the surface it cannot be used for this purpose. If you are applying less than 2 qts per acre (more than a 4 ft deep pond) than it will be ok to use per the manufacturer.
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  • Asked by Matt from Georgetown
    05/22/2014
    Q
    Do you have Clearcast Aquatic Herbicide in stock? What are your recommendations when treating Japanese
    Japanese knotweed (Polygonum cuspidatum)
    A

    We are able to pick up the Clearcast Aquatic Herbicide from our local vendors.  Are you trying to treat in an aquatic setting?

    Battleship is our most popular herbicide for knotweed control. Battleship III gives you superior post-emergent control of tough broad-leaf weeds on lawns and other landscaped areas. Its 2,4-D free formulation is effective in cool and warm-season turf.  The advanced "three-way" formulation contains Triclopyr, Fluroxypyr and MCPA in an easy-to-use liquid formulation

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  • Asked by Sindy from Midland
    04/29/2019
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    Will Clearcast kill chara?
    I have a lined 1/2 acre pond with small catfish and bass and it's used by livestock for drinking in it, located in West Texas
    A

    Clearcast Aquatic Herbicide is not labeled to treat for Chara. We recommend using Cutrine Plus.

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