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Merkel, TX | I asked a guy yesterday to spray some wheat stubble that is to be no tilled to milo in the next 3-4 days with 40 oz. Of round up.
It was 104 degrees when he sprayed it. I've always been told dont spray when the temp is over 90 degrees. I confronted him and he said it would be alright because he put some dawn dish washing soap in with it...
Will that work? I'm thinking no...
What should I do? The place is supposed to be planted to Milo in a few days, I doubt I'll know if we got any kind of a kill by then. I also think that it will burn it enough that spraying it after we plant will be a waste of money too.
Edited by Chart86 6/26/2012 23:42
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I'm anticipating a poor spray job... What should I do?
