Pasture Pro Herbicide is mixed at the rate of
The ideal temperature range for applying most herbicides, including
When using Pasture Pro Herbicide the amount of time it takes for the product to work can vary, and would depend on what you are treating and if a second application is needed. With a first application it can take anywhere from 10-14 days to get results on broafleaf weeds.
When applying Pasture Pro Herbicide, you would use 1 to 2 quarts per Acre, depending on the type of weeds you are treating. It is most important to use the correct amount of product for the area that you need to treat and to apply it evenly and to think of the water as a carrier for the herbicide. It is recommend to use fairly low water volumes with this product for the best post-emergent control. At the higher rate, you could use 2 quarts of concentrate in 50 gallons of water to treat 1 Acre; if you only have 1/2 Acre to treat, then you could use 1 quart in 25 gallons.
After mixing the Pasture Pro Herbicide, the product needs to be used within 24 hours. After that the product is inaffective. If the contents are in the original bottle and stored at room temperature with no extreme hot or cold conditions, the product can last for up to 3 years.
Morning dew would not be an issue during application of Pasture Pro.
Pasture Pro Herbicide can be used at any time the weeds you are treating are actively growing.
It is recommended not to mow within 2 days before and 2 days after applying Pasture Pro.
You will use 1-2 quarts of Pasture Pro Herbicide per acre.
You can apply Pasture Pro Herbicide in either cloudy or sunny conditions, but it is not recommended to apply it as a broadcast treatment when temperatures are over 90 degrees F. We also recommend applying when rainfall is not expected within at least 24 hours of application for best results.
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Yes, Pasture Pro Herbicide will harm established ground cover. We would recommend using something like Ornamec Over the Top. This product can be used over groundcover to kill grassy weeds.