Always amazed how many people post questions on here regarding herbicides. Much, if not most, of the advice given is wrong. The correct information is on the container label and very easy to find on-line at CDMS or others. As a farmer I have to maintain my certified pesticide applicator license and I still read labels before spraying. Herbicides are seldom toxic to humans but can wreck havoc on desired vegetation. Just read the label before you spray. Also, buy a $1.00 measuring container at Dollar General and use it. Don’t guess when mixing chemicals. Finally, calibrate your sprayer. Takes 15-20 minutes at the beginning of season. Write calibration results on sprayer with a permanent marker. Simple, easy.

The post on here about Arsenal got me on my soap box. Extremely useful but misunderstood herbicide. Not very effective mixed with many other herbicides, shouldn’t be sprayed before 7/15, can be sprayed around desirable hardwoods with certain precautions- all counter to what’s being posted. Just read labels. Internet experts will get you in trouble. Good luck spraying

10-4 RiverWood - I'll read the label when I get the first gallon. Always the first thing I do it take it off and put it in the top of my tool box with my repair manuals, etc. so I can refer back to it anytime