Steven from Rockville, Md writes
The table in section 5.2 on the label shows 2% for 1 gallon uses 2 2/3 fl oz = ~76 mL of 41% glyphosate. My calculation is as followed: 41% to 2% is 20.5 dilution (41/2 = 20.5). So a gallon of 2% glyphosate would be (1 gallon / 20.5 = 0.04878 gallon, which is around 184 ml. That's different from 76ml from the label, which is correct one to dilute??
The manufacturer of Ranger Pro Herbicide and their technical team have already done the work for you on the label so there isn't a need to question the mix rates as its been vetted before coming to the market and being printed as accurate. If you feel their calculations and label are wrong, you are welcome to contact them directly at 1-800-332-3111 to discuss it further.
Answer last updated on: 08/05/2021
