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WC MN | They didn't. I was going to make mention in my first post but felt I should have kept it short. I tend to be long winded and people lose interest.
Bottom line is the weed has to be actively growing and field conditions within a range. The worse the field conditions are, the more actively growing or "receptive" a weed has to be to absorb the material and vice versa. Each herbicide has it's own optimal conditions. Liberty likes it warm, Glyphosate not so picky as long as it's not too hot.
One thing is common among all herbicides as far as I know. Small weeds are a LOT easier to kill than big weeds. | |
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Spraying at night
