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Whats the deal with Grazon
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<blockquote data-quote="simme" data-source="post: 1649707" data-attributes="member: 40418"><p>I used DuraCor this year. I can't agree with his statement about 1 gallon per 300 gallon spray tank. You could be spraying 40 gallons per acre or 10 gallons per acre depending on nozzles, speed and pressure. Amount of herbicide has to be based on acres covered per tank, not just size of tank. If I remember correctly, the Duracor rate is 12 to 20 oz per acre depending on the weed type. I paid $108 per gallon. Whereas most herbicides look and pour like oil and have a smell, Duracor looks like chocolate milk.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="simme, post: 1649707, member: 40418"] I used DuraCor this year. I can't agree with his statement about 1 gallon per 300 gallon spray tank. You could be spraying 40 gallons per acre or 10 gallons per acre depending on nozzles, speed and pressure. Amount of herbicide has to be based on acres covered per tank, not just size of tank. If I remember correctly, the Duracor rate is 12 to 20 oz per acre depending on the weed type. I paid $108 per gallon. Whereas most herbicides look and pour like oil and have a smell, Duracor looks like chocolate milk. [/QUOTE]
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