I intend to use a tow behind 15 gallon sprayer. What is the recommended mixing rate? oz/gallon Per gallon.
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I can't answer...but it you go the Medina Ag website you can find out OR call a customer svc rep. They are located in Hondo, TX. I spoke with a very knowledgeable person when I called. Start with the website though
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If you mix it according to the instructions it only makes 8 gallons since it is only 2 oz. I use less than the instructions, about 1/4 the amount, it seems to work pretty good.
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We had used up to 6 gallon on the induction. If you have 15 gallons stuff, suggestion is dividing to 3 batches. You might figure out whether it is executable.
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Yes. I use 1 ounce per gallon. Do not allow children or pets near it until dry. It works very well. I use it inside and out. It works great.
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The label directions are to use 1 ounce per gallon, so the 16 ounce container would make 16 gallons. For my particular grape disease (black rot) it was recommended by a university bulletin to use 1 1/4 ounces per gallon when the new shoots were 1-3 inches long, and to reapply every 2 weeks and a maximum of 5 times. It worked great and I think I only treated 3 times.
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Jay, Did you not read my response? I explained how to treat the acre; here's a copy and paste of the text below: "...for broadcast spraying, it says 1/2 to 1 oz per 1000 sq/ft of turf. That adds up to 22-44 oz per acre." I tool this off the label. Now I know you've been saying one is supposed to use 3 oz to a gallon of water but I couldn't find that rate anywhere. But what I did find is either 1/2 oz up to 1 oz per 1,000 when broadcast spraying so at most, you'd need around 44 oz per acre.Jonathan
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This is a little hard to explain. Because it is based on your dilution rate with water versus what plants (weeds) you are going after.I mix at 2oz per gallon of water and use a 26 gallon sprayer for spot spraying our flowerbeds and the road ditches.Check this out for more info www.monsanto.com/sitecollectiondocuments/ito/2009%20herbicide%20handbook%20%282%29.pdfHope this helps
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http://www.saferbrand.com/store/garden-care/5118?gclid=COfIu_CKvb0CFa07MgodjVcAXAIt says 16 oz will make 6 gallons
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Typically 8 oz per gallon. The ratios are on the product, its broken out per type of use you will be using it for, but again, typically its 8 oz per gallon (1 cup)
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im asuming its the % ratio you mixed it in respect to a oz,cc. , pint , per gallon of water or liquid ect. per square ft. acre ect
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I use a 16 oz. spray bottle most often. When I need a bigger supply, I use a standard 3 or 4 gallon pump sprayer. Just mix with water according to instructions.
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This is based on my use for Daylily Rust. General rate is 2 Teaspoons per gallon. But, that will depend on the disease and the plant. My best suggestion is to contact the manufacturer "TechPac LLC Atlanta Ga. for specific instructions.
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Ratio is explained on the bottle label. I think we used the middle (4) of the recommendations to a gallon of water. It said 2, 4 or 6 of the oz. of the mixture. It had a side that you squeezed the bottle and it filled up that side and you poured that into the water. We used a pump up sprayer to spray it around.
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I used 3.5 ounces per gallon; watch the temperature outside; where I live above 75 degrees will cause burning; I am in a very dry (average humidity 15%) climate.
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6 ounces to a gallon will suffice but i mix mine a little hot so it kills quicker... i mix 8 ounces to a gallon....
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I use 1/2 ounce, per gallon as a good rule. The manufacturer suggests 1oz per 2 1/2 gallons.
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Depends what you want to kill but for most weeds (not brush) 2.5 ounces per gallon works great.