Thank you Jon, someone told me about Tordon but haven’t tried it yet. What I’m doing seems to be working but I’ll definitely keep your recipe!! My only trouble is the persimmon and sweet gum trees seedlings. Almost have them under control but they keep coming, does tordon kill them? Thx for watching! Dave
What are the chances the land you are spraying is eventually devalued because of toxicity and/or people will not buy hay or food products grown there? What are the chances you are paying for and spraying toxic waste? What are the chances you'll claim you did not know?
I'm not diplomatic. Do you not remember DDT or ROUNDUP. Grazon does not dissipate. There is a better way. Mow the fields. My father did it on our farm. We had healthy cattle and horses and the manure was excellent on our gardens. Grazon eventually kills everything including plants, wildlife and us.
Do some actual research instead of citing what your misinformed family has done in the past. Firing off hateful, fear based comments from your easy chair is much easier though, isn't it?
My speed is medium 2nd gear, mix is 96 oz to 110 gal, nozzle brand is unknown but it’s a broad fan spray pattern. Hope that helps and thx for watching!
i went with the GrazeOn next HL for my horse pasture and man is it great. in less than a week the yellow flowers that pop up every year were completely dead.
88 oz per 110 gal water with 36 oz surfactant. I published a 7 week update as well and added that part in as I realized in previous 2 videos I had not. Thank you!
Yes make sure you kill that nitrogen fixing Clover soon that also kills bad root-knot nematodes in the soil so make sure you spray that terrible grazon immediately fucking morons
@@truehope287 chemicals are just GREAT for the environment. When you use manure with grazon, it will KILL your garden. This is great for soil regeneration smh.
Great video. I’m about to spray my 50 ac. Pastures with Grazon Next hL very informative. Those small weeds towards the end of your video are horse nettles. I have those and am gonna burn em down! Your hat say Mule days? Benson N.C.? I been there! I’m in NW Chatham County. Best of luck with your pastures!
There's some really nasty things going on with these weed n feeds. You can't even use the manure on a garden from any animal that fed on that hay. It also states that the farmers using the product then selling the hay are responsible for notifying their customers that they spray hay with it.
Your 100% correct. That’s why you need to do your research before using anything on your garden. It does not distinguish between a weed and a tomato plant. I can tell you that everything you get in a grocery store has been sprayed with herbicides and insecticides. I can also tell you that the only people that complain about this product are the folks who have a novelty garden in their yard to grow a few tomatoes or squash and got burned because they got some manure for super cheap from a local farmer, now their garden is dead. Those same folks now want to condemn this product and have nothing but negative things to say because they didn’t educate themselves properly and want to blame the farmer. There is not a single farmer complaining about this product, why? Because as a farmer, he was educated properly on the application process, the laws pertaining to it as well as knowing what the end result was going to be. The end result is to kill 100 plus weeds. Weeds may be beneficial and have a need in the world but there are no place for weeds in a farmer’s field. Notice next time you go in the store to buy your vegetables, you will not see a single weed for sale. Before you kill your garden, be sure your educated on what your putting on it. Thx for watching!
@@strutt01 no worries, I don’t sell hay or manure. Everything I do on my farm is all personal use. I would definitely inform anyone if I was selling. Thx!
88 oz per 110 gal with 36 oz surfactant. I published a 7 week update and added that info as I realized I had not done so in previous 2 videos. Thank you!
Thank you for the wonderful information! My pasture looks exactly like yours before treatment. I just bought a sprayer and am anxious for spring so I can attack the weeds here in southwest Missouri. Thank you!
Thank you James! It’s really good and you will see a huge improvement. Not going to attack the woody stuff but your weeds are gone and then the native grasses will come back. Thanks for watching!
It is people like you that are the reason I am no longer able to buy composted manure for my garden. I mean no disrespect but, there has to be a better way.
It’s not people like me either because I sell or give absolutely nothing away from my farm. This is purely for my satisfaction. It’s people like you, no disrespect, that give this product a bad name. You got burned because you were uneducated on the compost or manure you got for free or extremely cheap rather than going to Home Depot and buying the yellow bag that says black cow manure. Your little hobby garden got smoked and now you pissed at all farmers and condemn anyone who uses this. Don’t paint everyone with a broad stroke of your brush.
@@bdradley1 Nice reply.... I saw a video where a guy got a few tons of manure he was convinced had Trichlopyr, instead of just turning it and waiting, he removed the entire pile with a front loader. These people are completely out of touch.
@@bdradley1 how do you know black cow doesn't have it? I was all gung ho to buy a bunch of black cow for my moms garden but she doesn't want to use it. I also was thinking of using it for my plants also. But i smoke mine and that might be worse don't know. so far seems to me only way is to grow some beans and find out in 2 weeks if plants are all twisted. Do you know if there is a test for it?
@@shanefletcher4858 Black Cow has been around for many years and its sold in all of the big box stores. The plants grow just fine in there without issue or they wouldn't move as much as they do. The weed you grow will prosper well. The weeds I grow I don't want to prosper! Thx for watching, Dave
@@bdradley1 thanks for the reply. People say black is good but figured I'd ask someone a little closer to the source. I totally understand why you use it.
I mix Tordon 22k @ 16oz/Acre with 32oz/Acre 4# Amine. Works EXTREMELY WELL. really happy for you on your control with Grazon.
Thank you Jon, someone told me about Tordon but haven’t tried it yet. What I’m doing seems to be working but I’ll definitely keep your recipe!! My only trouble is the persimmon and sweet gum trees seedlings. Almost have them under control but they keep coming, does tordon kill them? Thx for watching! Dave
What are the chances the land you are spraying is eventually devalued because of toxicity and/or people will not buy hay or food products grown there? What are the chances you are paying for and spraying toxic waste? What are the chances you'll claim you did not know?
Slim to none
I'm not diplomatic. Do you not remember DDT or ROUNDUP. Grazon does not dissipate. There is a better way. Mow the fields. My father did it on our farm. We had healthy cattle and horses and the manure was excellent on our gardens. Grazon eventually kills everything including plants, wildlife and us.
They're fucking morons
These idiots won’t ever change
Do some actual research instead of citing what your misinformed family has done in the past. Firing off hateful, fear based comments from your easy chair is much easier though, isn't it?
It the worst product. Perpetually toxic.
What’s your setup to spray for this? Mix ratio? Speed? Nozzle type brand?
My speed is medium 2nd gear, mix is 96 oz to 110 gal, nozzle brand is unknown but it’s a broad fan spray pattern. Hope that helps and thx for watching!
i went with the GrazeOn next HL for my horse pasture and man is it great. in less than a week the yellow flowers that pop up every year were completely dead.
What would you mix per 100 gallons
88 oz per 110 gal water with 36 oz surfactant. I published a 7 week update as well and added that part in as I realized in previous 2 videos I had not. Thank you!
@@bdradley1 thank you so much
0 ml per ever
Im guessing it will not hurt dogs, but what says you?
It will not hurt dogs or any other animals hence the name graze on . Thx for watching! Dave
how does it work on common clover?
yes both sweet and white clover
Yes make sure you kill that nitrogen fixing Clover soon that also kills bad root-knot nematodes in the soil so make sure you spray that terrible grazon immediately fucking morons
The different weeds are indicating what deficiencies your soil has.
You'd do better to add micro organisms rather than poison.
So for the dandelions, what should he plant???
@@truehope287 chemicals are just GREAT for the environment. When you use manure with grazon, it will KILL your garden. This is great for soil regeneration smh.
Great video. I’m about to spray my 50 ac. Pastures with Grazon Next hL very informative. Those small weeds towards the end of your video are horse nettles. I have those and am gonna burn em down! Your hat say Mule days? Benson N.C.? I been there! I’m in NW Chatham County. Best of luck with your pastures!
There's some really nasty things going on with these weed n feeds. You can't even use the manure on a garden from any animal that fed on that hay. It also states that the farmers using the product then selling the hay are responsible for notifying their customers that they spray hay with it.
Your 100% correct. That’s why you need to do your research before using anything on your garden. It does not distinguish between a weed and a tomato plant. I can tell you that everything you get in a grocery store has been sprayed with herbicides and insecticides. I can also tell you that the only people that complain about this product are the folks who have a novelty garden in their yard to grow a few tomatoes or squash and got burned because they got some manure for super cheap from a local farmer, now their garden is dead. Those same folks now want to condemn this product and have nothing but negative things to say because they didn’t educate themselves properly and want to blame the farmer. There is not a single farmer complaining about this product, why? Because as a farmer, he was educated properly on the application process, the laws pertaining to it as well as knowing what the end result was going to be. The end result is to kill 100 plus weeds. Weeds may be beneficial and have a need in the world but there are no place for weeds in a farmer’s field. Notice next time you go in the store to buy your vegetables, you will not see a single weed for sale. Before you kill your garden, be sure your educated on what your putting on it. Thx for watching!
@@bdradley1 make sure you tell your customers that you use the stuff.
@@strutt01 no worries, I don’t sell hay or manure. Everything I do on my farm is all personal use. I would definitely inform anyone if I was selling. Thx!
What was your mix rate?
88 oz per 110 gal with 36 oz surfactant. I published a 7 week update and added that info as I realized I had not done so in previous 2 videos. Thank you!
I definitely like the grazon it work well for us.
Thank you for the wonderful information! My pasture looks exactly like yours before treatment. I just bought a sprayer and am anxious for spring so I can attack the weeds here in southwest Missouri. Thank you!
Thank you James! It’s really good and you will see a huge improvement. Not going to attack the woody stuff but your weeds are gone and then the native grasses will come back. Thanks for watching!
Do you know what your pressure was on your sprayer
30 psi
Your horse manure can no longer be used in gardens as it will kill all the non grass vegetables
The dead weeds fertilize the grass .
You are killing people gardens - grazing is a hazard!
🤣🤣🤣
Prove it.
How you figure that.
Farmers have already proven that this pesticide is causing crop issues and is contaminating the animals! Read the FDA report!
He's not selling the hay or cattle so please tell me how he's hurting you or anyone else
It is people like you that are the reason I am no longer able to buy composted manure for my garden. I mean no
disrespect but, there has to be a better way.
It’s not people like me either because I sell or give absolutely nothing away from my farm. This is purely for my satisfaction. It’s people like you, no disrespect, that give this product a bad name. You got burned because you were uneducated on the compost or manure you got for free or extremely cheap rather than going to Home Depot and buying the yellow bag that says black cow manure. Your little hobby garden got smoked and now you pissed at all farmers and condemn anyone who uses this. Don’t paint everyone with a broad stroke of your brush.
@@bdradley1
Nice reply....
I saw a video where a guy got a few tons of manure he was convinced had Trichlopyr, instead of just turning it and waiting, he removed the entire pile with a front loader. These people are completely out of touch.
@@bdradley1 how do you know black cow doesn't have it? I was all gung ho to buy a bunch of black cow for my moms garden but she doesn't want to use it. I also was thinking of using it for my plants also. But i smoke mine and that might be worse don't know. so far seems to me only way is to grow some beans and find out in 2 weeks if plants are all twisted. Do you know if there is a test for it?
@@shanefletcher4858 Black Cow has been around for many years and its sold in all of the big box stores. The plants grow just fine in there without issue or they wouldn't move as much as they do. The weed you grow will prosper well. The weeds I grow I don't want to prosper! Thx for watching, Dave
@@bdradley1 thanks for the reply. People say black is good but figured I'd ask someone a little closer to the source. I totally understand why you use it.
Hit that Johnson grass with some outrider to knock it out. Grazon doesn’t work on Johnson grass
why would you want to kill it? in my experiences live stock seems to enjoy it.
@@jordyking597 My horses won’t eat it, but my cows love Johnson grass.
Don't put any manure from that stuff in your garden.
This is poison!