Southern Ag Atrazine Weed Killer for St Augustine Grass - Questions & Answers

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  • Asked by Jimmy from Guyton, Ga
    04/29/2021
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    How many acres will one gallon of Southern Ag Atrazine Weed Killer for St Augustine Grass treat?
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    Southern Ag Atrazine Weed Killer for St. Augustine Grass is for use in established St. Augustine Grass and Centipede Grass at the rate of 1.1 pint per 4 gallons of water per 2,000 sq. ft. (43,560 sq ft in an acre). There are 8 pints in a gallon concentrate of the product so you would be able to treat approximately 14,500 sq ft per container.

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  • Asked by Carolyn from Perdido, Al
    03/29/2021
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    Would it be ok and effective to mix Hi Yield 2,4-D with Atrazine?
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    Southern Ag Atrazine Weed Killer for St Augustine Grass is to be mixed with water only. Per the product label: Combinations with other chemicals with the application mixture are not recommended.

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  • Asked by Ricky from Salado, Tx
    03/16/2021
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    Can I use Atrazine and Barricade a day apart on St. Augustine prior to rain/watering?
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    We recommend that you use them one week apart to avoid over-stressing your turf. You should apply the Barricade first as it needs to be watered in. Atrazine is a bit different. Rain or water within 2 or 3 days of application may decrease the effectiveness on emerged weeds. However, for the control of weeds from seeds, rainfall or watering is necessary within 7 to 10 days after treatment.

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  • Asked by Pam from Sebring, Fl
    02/20/2021
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    Is Southern Ag Atrazine Weed Killer for St Augustine Grass effective to remove carpet grass growing in St Augustine Grass?
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    Southern Ag Atrazine Weed Killer for St Augustine Grass is not labeled to treat carpetgrass. Unfortunately, we do not have a selective herbicide to kill carpetgrass in another turfgrass. You can use a non-selective herbicide such as RoundUp QuikPro to spot treat the carpetgrass and then reseed or resod as needed in any bare spots.

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