Be careful if using for hay or manure from treated fields
By Gail on 08/05/2019
Be very careful using Aminopyralid. if the cows or horse eat the grass treated or hay treated it passes thru intact. Lost a large part of my tomatoes and potatoes to composted cow manure that contained was contaminated by this. Minute concentrations of picloram, clopyralid and aminopyralid, as low as 1 ppb (parts per billion), can be lethal to sensitive garden plants such as peas, beans, lettuce, spinach, tomatoes and potatoes. Takes years and years to get cleared from soil. Only good plant to put in affected garden soil is corn.
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Warning
By Melissa on 10/13/2021
This is NOT a DIY product. It DOES kill grass. There are no instructions for sprayers that do not require a science degree. " So many oz. per acre" I got on line and found that others used 1.5- 2 oz. per gallon. I have a 25 gallon pull behind sprayer. I used one quart of this product (32oz.) In 25 gallons of water. It killed most of the grass!!!! There should be warning labels!!!
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By Monty on 09/21/2020
Been using 2 years one 150 acres of cattle pasture. Last year when the Dove weeks reappeared. I thought to my self maybe it's something I did wrong. This year exact same thing. Sprayed and them July here come the Dove weeds again . Maybe 25% coverage of weed's. But this products supposed to kill for 18 Months. I am not the only person having this problem. Everyone at the sale barn.chime in when we talk about spraying. Next year going granulated mixed with the fertilizer.
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