Atrazine is not labeled for use on Kentucky Blue Grass so we cannot recommend you use it for this type of application. Most products that are labeled for poa annua cannot be used on KBG. We recommend that you spot treat the poa annua using a non-selective herbicide such as Killz All Grass and Weed K…
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According to the product label: You should mix 4.3 fl ozs of Hi Yield Atrazine per gallon of water for each 500 sq ft area.
It is very important to follow the directions on the product label or you do risk getting uneven coverage and damaging your lawn. If you only have a two gallon sprayer perhaps you can mix up 8.6 fl oz into two gallons of water cover 1,000 sq ft.
Hi-Yield Atrazine Weed Killer is already premixed with a surfactant and another surfactant does not need to be added to make the product more effective.
The EPA gets to decide how often a chemical can be applied. They usually make this decision based on how long the product lasts in the environment, what kind of damage can be caused by over application and many other technical factors.
Atrazine should only be used on St Augustine and centipede grasses only.
You sure can use Hi Yield Atrazine to treat weeds in St. Augustine grass. Depending on what you are treating will dictate when to apply this product. For example, Apply this product in early April followed by a second applicationin July. Note:Applications for Spurweed or Florida Betony general…
Read Full Answer »The application rates vary, depending on what type of turf you are applying to. If you are applying to St. Augustine and Centipede lawns you would mix 4.3fl oz Hi Yield Atrazine into One gallon water to treat 500sq feet. Please follow the product label for application.
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Hi Yield Atrazine is not labeled to by used over soy bean crops. Please contact you your Cooperative Extension Office and speak with the Dept of Agriculture. There are experts in your area that will be able to better assist you with the logistics for your treatment.
No, Hi-Yield Atrazine Weed Killer can be cannot be used on or around corn.
Yes, Hi-Yield Atrazine can be used on Floratam. Please refer to the product label to ensure the weeds you are trying to treat are listed.
Rain or water within 2 or 3 days of application may decrease the effectiveness on emerged weeds. Yes, you can reapply the Hi-Yield Atrazine Weed Killer again and perferably do a spot spraying of the areas that need attention to lessen the likelyhood of damage to your lawn.
Hi-Yield Atrazine Weed Killer should be used when air temperatures are between 65-90 degrees. Normally, the hotter it is the faster the burn down will be. Although, do not apply Hi-Yield Atrazine Weed Killer when the temperature exceeds 90 degrees.
Hi-Yield Atrazine Weed Killer is not labeled to be used around corn. We are not as familiar with products that are safe to be used in agricultural areas as we are new to that side of products. We recommend contacting your local department of agriculture to get recommendations that local farmers u…
Read Full Answer »We follow EPA recommendations and at this time they have not recommended suspension of sales on this active ingredient. Please let us know if you have any other questions. We are always happy to help!
Hi-Yield Atrazine Weed Killer is not labeled for corn. We recommend to contac your Cooperative Extension office and speak with the Agricultural dept.
Yes, Hi-Yield Atrazine Weed Killer is labeled to control/supress lespedeza. You will mix 4.3 fl. oz. per gallon of water to treat a 500 sq. ft. area. No, this product does not come in a granular form.
Hi-Yield Atrazine Weed Killer states on the product label: It is to be mixed with water only. Combinations with other chemicals in the application mixture are not recommended.
Hi-Yield Atrazine is not labeled to be used on any type of edibles. It is only labeled to be used on St. Augustine and Centipede grasses.