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we started this thread in July.....the forensics took until after harvest in october to get the data summarized and then the final report....Originally posted by sumdumguy View PostMakes my head hurt this morning. It is hard enough solving problems when the evidence is in front of you but 6 months later is even tougher.
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Bucket, water is certainly an issue with round up. If you have nice soft water with low mineralization 10 gpa is fine. If you have hard water with 300-400 ppm of calcium carbonate or higher then you have an issue. Going 5 gpm certainly helps in this case or adding ammonium sulphate to your sprayer before the round up works good as well, it keeps the calcium from tying up the glyphosate. Usually the only time I consider adding AMS in the spring for pre-seed burn.
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Witnessed a similar but different issue at an elevator once when a farmer was down graded for admix when delivering. When he came in to question the barley in his wheat sample the elevator pulled his sample from back room and it was 100% barley. There was a mix up with samples and contamination of his grain or else he was paid for someone else's grain and someone got #1 for theirs. Maybe you didn't get back your own seed.Originally posted by bucket View PostMY better idea is not to use them again.....
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Water has been checked....Municipal well 600 feet deep...everyone uses it around here...I am using higher rates of RUP than most according to the retailer....15 inch nozzle spacing so coverage is good even with a slightly ****ed up nozzle...but I have the remote so I am checking nozzles often and stop if I have to...Originally posted by Hamloc View PostBucket, water is certainly an issue with round up. If you have nice soft water with low mineralization 10 gpa is fine. If you have hard water with 300-400 ppm of calcium carbonate or higher then you have an issue. Going 5 gpm certainly helps in this case or adding ammonium sulphate to your sprayer before the round up works good as well, it keeps the calcium from tying up the glyphosate. Usually the only time I consider adding AMS in the spring for pre-seed burn.
I have tried the AMS with not much better results....I have slowed down to 2 gear for the most part..so thats 15 mph....Good pressure,,, tanks are working out right for the acres sprayed...
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