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22 maj 2023 · Mixing and filling 1-2 ounces of 2-4-D per gallon of water is a good starting point. This will give you an application rate that’s effective without being too harsh on your lawn. However, if weeds are stubborn or numerous in your yard, you can fill them up with as much as 3 ounces per gallon for maximum effectiveness.
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IMO, a topical application of HABITAT @ 3/4 oz per gal of mix-water, would have been a better option - since I doubt if a liquid 2,4-D topical-treatment will provide thorough root-kill of water-shield (granulars attack through the root-system).
24 mar 2012 · It says very clearly on the label: .5 to 4 pints per 100 gallons. 16 oz in a pint. So that's 8 to 64 oz per 100 gallons. 2 to 16 oz. in 25 gallons. Just throw about 8 oz. in there and you'll be OK.
27 cze 2012 · The application rate for 2,4D-Amine is a quart per acre. So you would need to add enough 2,4D at a quart an acre, for however many acres your spray rig will do. HTownAg98.
Most 2,4-D concentrates require mixing 1–5 ounces of 2,4-D per gallon of water. Review manufacturer labeling and mixing instructions. 2,4-D concentrate is sold at different levels of potency by different manufacturers, so the ratio that is appropriate for one 2,4-D product may not be correct for another.
4 maj 2023 · The recommended mixing ratio for 2,4-D is 2.5 oz of herbicide to 1 gallon of water. Add five tablespoons of 2,4-D into a gallon of water and mix well before spraying onto broadleaf weeds to kill them.
