7.4 ounces of RM43 mixed with 1–10 gallons of water is suggested. This will span 1,000 square feet, about the size of ten parking spots or a four-car garage. Read the label for full information. Combine 6 ounces of RM43 weed killer with 1 gallon of water for spot weed control.
How do you use RM43 spray?
Spray RM43 on a sunny day when temperatures are above 60 degrees and only to areas where no vegetation is desired for up to a year. Apply on a calm day when wind speeds are less than 10 mph. Use a hand-held sprayer or an ATV/tractor-mounted sprayer to apply.
How much RM43 do you mix with water?
7.4 ounces of RM43 mixed with 1–10 gallons of water is suggested. This will span 1,000 square feet, about the size of ten parking spots or a four-car garage. Read the label for full information. Combine 6 ounces of RM43 weed killer with 1 gallon of water for spot weed control. How to mix RM43 properly?
How do I get the best coverage with RM43?
To achieve the best coverage with RM43, you must have the proper dilution and amount of spray, as well as move at the proper speed: The appropriate ratio will be determined by your weed control objectives.
What is RM43 herbicide?
RM43 is a herbicide with that is just over 43% Glyphosate, which is stronger than most commercially available mixes. Can RM43 be used to clear out an area you plan to reseed later?
How much water do I mix with RM43?
There is no added water in RM43 as it is a concentrate, but we do like to use a lot of water when it's put down. Our instructions have two rates you can use—one is a simple spot treatment rate of 6 ounces in one gallon of water. The other is 7.4 ounces of chemical in 1 to 10 gallons of water to cover 1,000 square feet.
What is the mixing ratio for RM43 total vegetation control?
Mix 7.4 fl. oz. (0.46 pints) of product with water to produce 1 to 10 gallons of spray solution.
What temperature does it need to be to spray RM43?
60 degreesApply RM43 According to Directions Spray RM43 on a sunny day when temperatures are above 60 degrees and only to areas where no vegetation is desired for up to a year. Apply on a calm day when wind speeds are less than 10 mph.
How long does it take to see results from RM43?
Because both RM43 and Roundup contain Glyphosate, both take about 7–14 days to kill weeds. Although you will begin to see results 2–48 hours after application, it takes up to 2 weeks for Glyphosate-based weed killers to kill a plant down to the roots.
How do you mix RM43 for best results?
0:312:18How to Apply RM43-Ragan and Massey - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipFeet this is typically 1 to 10 gallons of water for spot treatment mix 6 ounces of product perMoreFeet this is typically 1 to 10 gallons of water for spot treatment mix 6 ounces of product per gallon of water and thoroughly wet the leaves of the targeted. Plants.
How much RM43 Do you mix in 4 gallons of water?
For spot treatment, mix 6oz of product per gallon of water.
Which is better RM18 or RM43?
The number is important. Think of it like this: RM43 is extended long term control, and RM18 is for a quick kill. When it comes to choosing the right weed killer for the job, we usually recommend you work your way up the chain.
Can RM43 be used around trees?
0:000:14RM43 Tip-Spraying RM43 Around Trees - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipRm-43 is serious weed control. So make sure you don't spray it over the root systems of trees andMoreRm-43 is serious weed control. So make sure you don't spray it over the root systems of trees and bushes a good rule of thumb is to double the drip line of the tree. And avoid that area.
Is it OK to spray weeds after rain?
This allows time for weeds to absorb the herbicide and do their job. If it is not given time to dry, its effectiveness washes away with the rain. So, spraying weeds while it's raining or as storm clouds are gathering above, is not advised.
What is the strongest vegetation killer?
GlyphosateGlyphosate: A non-selective herbicide most commonly sold under the brand name “Roundup.” It is powerful, effective, and arguably the best total vegetation killer available today.
How do you mix Farmworks 41% glyphosate?
1:082:55Instructions for Mixing Glyphosate 41 - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipYou can add up to 13 ounces of glyphosate 41 to one gallon of water. This will create a 10% dilutionMoreYou can add up to 13 ounces of glyphosate 41 to one gallon of water. This will create a 10% dilution.
How long does RM18 work?
RM43 is total vegetation control and can work for up to 1 year. We have an article that goes into detail on the main differences between RM18 and RM43.
What is RM43 effective on?
RM43 is effective on brush, vines and more than 150 weeds including the really tough ones like kudzu, poison ivy and poison oak and many more. We get a lot of questions about RM43 so we thought we’d share a couple.
How much water is in RM43?
The other is 7.4 ounces of chemical in 1 to 10 gallons of water to cover 1,000 square feet.
How long does RM43 last?
Made with 43 percent glyphosate, this product packs a seriously powerful at eliminating weeds and grass and keeps them from returning for up to 12 months (yes, 12 months ).
How much water should I use to cover 1,000 square feet?
The other is 7.4 ounces of chemical in 1 to 10 gallons of water to cover 1,000 square feet. With the second rate, you should put down 7.4 ounces of chemical per 1,000 square feet using as much as 10 gallons of water. We like to use a lot of water.
Does RM43 kill perilla mint?
Although not specified on our label, RM43 does kill perilla mint, along with a host of other plants not listed on our label. However, it is a complete vegetation control and will kill surrounding grass. We recommend spot spraying, as explained in this past blog on how to spray.
Does RM43 contain glyphosate?
RM43 contains both glyphosate and imazapyr, unlike Roundup which only has one active ingredient, glyphosate. Because of RM43’s formula, it binds to the soil to prevent the regrowth of weeds for up to a year. For more information, please read the complete label.
When to use
Apply to bare ground or when weeds are present. If weeds are taller than six inches, mow or cut down weeds, remove debris and allow for 2 weeks of new growth before treatment.
How to use
Use hand-operated spray equipment such as backpack sprayers, pump-up sprayers or sprinkling cans, or ATV/tractor-mounted sprayers. Mix 7.4 fl. oz. (0.46 pints) of product with water to produce 1 to 10 gallons of spray solution. Optimum performance will be achieved by applying to actively growing weeds in early summer.
Precautions
Do not apply this product in a way that will contact workers or other persons, either directly or through drift. Only protected handlers may be in the area during application.
Disclaimer
It is a violation of Federal law to use this product in a manner inconsistent with its labeling. Read the entire label before each use. Use only according to label instructions.
What is RM43 used for?
RM43 is a powerful weed killer used in a variety of applications, whether you are preserving your driveway, your barns, your fence rows, or your tennis courts. There’s a lot to know about this popular product, so we’ve gathered some of the most common questions—and answers—here for your reference.
Can RM43 kill trees?
Of course, this is with the assumption you want to save your trees. If you want to kill a tree, RM43 can kill it and prevent it from coming back; however, depending on the size of the tree, there may easier, faster, and more economical ways to do so.
Why spray RM43?
More Water Equals More Runoff. One of the biggest cautions when spraying RM43 is to avoid areas where runoff could affect other plants or spill into waterways. Just like spraying on a windy day could cause a drift that contaminates desirable plants, the more rain or snow your area sees, the more probability that runoff of RM43 could seep ...
How to use RM43?
Spray RM43 on a sunny day when temperatures are above 60 degrees and only to areas where no vegetation is desired for up to a year. Apply on a calm day when wind speed s are less than 10 mph. Use a hand-held sprayer or an ATV/tractor-mounted sprayer to apply. RM43 is rainfast in two hours, but wait until the product is completely dry before allowing people, pets or livestock back in the area.
How long does it take for RM43 to dry?
But for the product to work, it not only needs to be applied to dry foliage and soil, but it needs at least two hours to dry thoroughly. RM43 contains a surfactant that allows it to adhere to where you spray; when it’s wet, that surfactant loses that ability. That means the product may be ineffective, not providing the 12 months of continuous control is promises. Even if you apply RM43 during a brief dry spell, winter can bring heavy rains in some areas which may require re-treatment in six to eight months.
What is RM43?
RM43 contains a surfactant that allows it to adhere to where you spray; when it’s wet, that surfactant loses that ability. That means the product may be ineffective, not providing the 12 months of continuous control is promises.
Is rain a good herbicide for lawns?
But when it comes to applying herbicides like RM43, rain and snow won’t do the application any favors.
Can you spray RM43 on a lawn?
You don’t want to ruin a pasture, landscaping plants or lawns because soil from the area you sprayed rolled downhill. Because it could potentially pose an environmental hazard, RM43 should also never be applied directly to or near bodies of water including fish pools, ponds, lakes or streams.
