It’s that time of year again to spray the pastures. I’m using the neighborhood home owner who loves to hate favorite chemical, Grazon! Email davidbradley@ymail.com #drafthorses #percherons #farm hobbyfarm
Good job Brother 👍 The Ladys looking fit and strong 🤙 Remember a Weed is a plant in the Wrong Place 😂😂😂 Nice Trick with the pear tree 👏👏 Enjoy the day 😎
It’s toxicity is what scare landowners. All of our properties are connected via our water resources. Grazon and similar products have become controversial due to heavily documented cancer risk.People are going to get defensive about it. They’re land is just as important to them as yours is to you. Hope your neighbor isn’t trying to run anything organic on his land next door. He might be out of luck.
I appreciate your input. When we were growing up we drank from a water hose, rode in the back window of the car, walked barefoot, ate red M&Ms, etc. Nowadays we are terrified to go in public because everything is going to kill us. Were told what not to do all too often. I’m not a farmer nor claim to be but if folks would go walk in the shoes of in a big agricultural farming operation
It's amazing how idiots try to justify telling other people how to live and what they can do with their property. If you don't like what your neighbor is doing, move. Arrogance with stupidity is dangerous.
You need to educate yourself and find that you don’t need to use poisons and herbicides to get a great pasture. There’s plenty of videos on RU-vid that’ll teach you that.
Grazon is shit. Look into the carryover rates of the active ingredients. The active ingredients in grazon stays in the soil for YEARS! It also carrys over into manure and urine of your animals, compost, hay, clippings, and mulch treated with grazon. There are alot better options available like pasturegard or remedy, from the same company which produces grazon. Remedy and pasturegard use triclopyr and fluroxypyr as the active ingredients. The half life of triclopyr and fluroxypyr in soils are about 3 days on the low end and 90 on the high. All with zero grazing restriction if thats important to you. Personally i wont be spraying weeds in the same paddock as my livestock is in, reguardless of zero grazing restriction. But thats just me. Rather spray the previously grazed pasture to give a 45 day minimum for the ingredients to break down at least some before any livestock will be moved back. You tell us to do our reasearch on grazon. Well ive done mine and can confidently say grazon is absolute trash. There are alot better products available which target broadleaf weeds, if you actually did some research of more than just a basic google search.
