Remedy Herbicide is a selective post-emergent herbicide used to control many woody plants, brush species, vines, and broadleaf weeds in pastures, rangeland, CRP land, and non-crop areas. It is commonly used for controlling invasive brush and tough weeds while preserving established grasses.

 

Where Can Remedy Herbicide Be Applied?

Remedy Herbicide is labeled for use in a variety of sites where control of woody plants, brush, and broadleaf weeds as needed, including:

• Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) acres
• Nonplanted and non-crop areas
• Pastures
• Rangeland
• Wildlife habitats
• Wildlife openings

Always follow the product label for site-specific application instructions, rates, and any grazing or vegetation management restrictions.

 

What is the mixing rate for Remedy Herbicide per gallon of water?

For most spot treatments, mix Remedy Herbicide at a rate of:

• 1.28 to 1.92 fl. oz. per gallon of water
• Equivalent to a 1% to 1.5% spray solution
• Thoroughly spray the target vegetation until the foliage is completely wet

Always follow the product label for the correct rate based on the weed or brush species being treated and the application method being used.

 

How much Remedy Herbicide do I need for a 4-gallon backpack sprayer?

For a 4-gallon backpack sprayer used for spot treatments, mix:

• 5.1 to 7.7 fl. oz. of Remedy Herbicide
• Add enough water to make a total of 4 gallons of spray solution

This provides the recommended 1% to 1.5% solution for most spot treatment applications.

 

When is the best time to apply Remedy Herbicide?

The best results occur when:

• Target weeds and brush are actively growing
• Air temperatures are above 55°F
• Plants have sufficient leaf surface for herbicide uptake
• Applications are made before plants become stressed by drought or frost

Treating during active growth allows the herbicide to move throughout the plant for better long-term control.

 

How long does Remedy Herbicide need before rain?

Remedy Herbicide should be allowed to dry completely and become rainfast before rainfall occurs.

• Best results are achieved when no rain occurs for 24 hours after application
• Rain shortly after treatment may reduce effectiveness

Whenever possible, apply when dry weather is expected.

 

How soon can livestock graze after Remedy Herbicide treated areas?

For most livestock, there are no grazing restrictions after applying Remedy Herbicide.

• Animals may return once treated vegetation is dry
• Drying typically occurs within 4–6 hours after application
• Lactating dairy animals should not graze treated areas for the remainder of the growing season

Always follow all grazing instructions listed on the product label.

 

Can horses graze in areas treated with Remedy Herbicide?

Yes. Horses can graze treated areas once the application has dried.

• Most treated areas are dry within 4–6 hours
• There are no general grazing restrictions for horses
• Follow all label directions regarding forage and grazing uses

 

How soon can I reseed after applying Remedy Herbicide?

Wait at least 3 weeks after application before reseeding treated areas.

Allowing sufficient time between treatment and seeding helps prevent injury to newly planted desirable vegetation.

 

What is the shelf life of Remedy Herbicide?

When stored properly, Remedy Herbicide has a shelf life of approximately 3 years from the date of purchase.

For best storage results:

• Keep the container tightly closed
• Store in a cool, dry location
• Protect from extreme temperatures
• Keep out of direct sunlight whenever possible

 

How do I clean my sprayer after using Remedy Herbicide?

Proper sprayer cleanup helps prevent damage and avoids contamination of future applications.

Follow a triple-rinse procedure:

1. Empty the spray tank completely.
2. Rinse the tank thoroughly with clean water.
3. Repeat the rinse process a total of three times.
4. Fill the sprayer with clean water and run water through the hose, wand, and nozzle for at least one minute.
5. Allow all equipment to dry before storage.

Cleaning the entire system, including the tank, hose, pump, and nozzle, helps prevent herbicide residue from affecting future applications.