Surfactant for Herbicides Size:1 Pint

Surfactant for Herbicides Size:1 PintSouthern Ag Surfactant for Herbicides Southern Ag Surfactant for Herbicides is an 80% non ionic surfactant used as a wetting agent with many herbicide sprays. It helps reduce the surface tension of water so spray droplets spread more evenly across leaf surfaces, improving herbicide coverage and penetration. Southern Ag lists it for use with many herbicide sprays, including Trimec, Atrazine, Brush Killer, and 2,4 D Amine. Mixing rate: Use 12 teaspoons

identify the target species before treatment

cover crops Protein Content High-protein forage source Growth Habit Vigorous vine and forage producer Planting Season Spring through summer Sun Requirement Full sun Planting Depth 1/2 inch Inoculant Needed Yes – Cowpea/Legume inoculant recommended Drought Tolerance Good once established Planting Rates & Coverage

turf and ornamentals

as well as trees

or the seed will not germinate

Browntop Millet produces fine stems and leafy growth that dry down quickly

New Pastures: Plant 10 - 12 lbs

Planting Depth 3/4 inch deep Planting Season Spring or Fall Days to Maturity Approximately 100 days Plant Height Approximately 33 inches Common Uses for Barley Seed

Its dense canopy growth also helps shade the soil surface

Plant in spring once soil temperatures consistently reach 70°F or higher

beginning with Tifton 9

For use where you want bare soils