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Old 06-26-2018, 11:11 PM
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Ive seen the pro, but cant justify the cost. The FarmWorks we buy kills everything from milkweed to pine yearlings. Another thing, and yall are gonna give me hell for this, but I wear chest waders when I spray this stuff. You guys can say what you want, but overexposure can cause serious illness.
In this day and age, they say anything can cause cancer. It's worse in California. I'm not sure if it's the sun or what, but I've read the labels. If you live in California, you have to be more careful.

Glyophosate is pretty safe. Even the EPA says it's not carcinogenic to humans. I think you worry too much.
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So now you're calling me ignorant? Hey, I'm just not educated on the subject.
That's why I asked at TSC to help me with what to buy to kill the grass and weeds in my driveway because I wasn't sure. Like I said, the first guy sold me Amine 400 2,4-D. That didn't work. The second guy sold me Barrier. After the fact, I looked at reviews for Barrier. It had more 1 star than 5 star reviews!
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No, you know I wasn't. But in all fairness, ignorance is bliss I hear.

Honestly, the people working at TSC aren't exactly agronomists. They just know they sell herbicides..... probably think the only difference is the price!
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I'm not sure why anybody would want to kill weed, you know what that stuffs worth?
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We don't buy tractors from the big box stores so why would anyone buy other stuff....it is garbage. I go to Ewing Irrigation (a commercial irrigation supply) and purchase the "Pro" stuff. https://www.ewingirrigation.com/cata...U8IPU49kGCk%3D I'm not sure how much better it is than the box store stuff but it works pretty good for me. + the person selling it to you wasn't flipping burgers at McDonalds last week.
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Roundup QuickPro is a tad over 73%.
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Roundup QuickPro is a tad over 73%.
There we go. Thank you. I couldn't find it, and I didn't have any jugs around to look at.
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I'm not sure why anybody would want to kill weed, you know what that stuffs worth?
Well, I did admit in post #28 that I wasn't educated on the subject!
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We don't buy tractors from the big box stores so why would anyone buy other stuff....it is garbage. I go to Ewing Irrigation (a commercial irrigation supply) and purchase the "Pro" stuff. https://www.ewingirrigation.com/cata...U8IPU49kGCk%3D I'm not sure how much better it is than the box store stuff but it works pretty good for me. + the person selling it to you wasn't flipping burgers at McDonalds last week.
That's just it. I'm not a farmer or professional. I just want to get my gravel driveway back. I appreciate all the comments!
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You know what? The grass is dead where my dog pees. Just sayin'
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That's definitely news to me.

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I think you worry too much.
I do, but only since I've had kids. Worrying used to be something I never worried about.

Now that I've got two boys, I see everything as a safety hazard.
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