So, how do you control this issue? See below:
A simple mixture of Glyphosate in a 2% solution and SureGuard at 3 teaspoons per 1000 sq ft. So, in a 3 gallon spray hand can, 7.68 ounces of Glyphosate and 9 teaspoons of SureGuard. The tank will cover 3,000 sq ft. How well does it work? The photos below are from the warning track at a high school. The track was sprayed in the spring of 2017. These photos were taken in late summer 2017.
Note the weeds along the track edge. This is due to the application. As many of you know, Glyphosate is a non-selective herbicide, meaning it will kill anything it touches. So, be careful along all grass edges. Finally, to get better control, try not the work the infield/track up as this will break the Sureguard barrier. Oftentimes, this application may be 80% effective, but that is better than an infield/warning track covered in unwanted grass and weeds.
To learn more about Glyphosate, click HERE.
To learn more about Sureguard, click HERE.
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Play on!
--Jamie
@JamieMehringer
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