Posted by Heat Houser on May 28, 2016 at 19:06:51 from (75.91.245.80):
In Reply to: Weeds in the corn posted by littlepint on May 28, 2016 at 13:41:34:
Here is what I use These are per one acre rates.
Impact (or Armeron) 0.75 fl oz Atrazine 4L 1.5 Quarts Destiny HC 0.75 Pints AMS 2.0 lb Water (gallons at your per acre spray rate)
For 1/2 acre, divide everything by two.
For field application, you want to spray about 15 gallons minimum per acre to get good coverage on the weeds. (you are spraying enough liquid to get the leaves wet/damp) Since you have 1/2 acre, about 7.5 gallons of mixture. You will have about 0.44 gal of stuff. so 7.5 -0.44 = the gallons of water needed 7 gallons of water will be close enough for what you are doing. Dump the other stuff in starting with the AMS and then the rest and mix well. Spray when the sun is out so the weeds are actively growing.
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