Didn't read any posts other than what the OP asked. The answer is Trimec Classic. with about 26% 2,4-D. Buy a gallon jug for about $55 and get a good hand sprayer or if you have a large yard, a 10-25 gallon pull behind sprayer.
Trimec costs double for the amount of product you need. And at the rate you're applying, it's literally 50% of a standard dose for broadleaf weeds.
That 2.5 gallon jug of Amine 400 costs $43 and the concentrate's nearly 47%.. AND you can cover 10 acres at that rate. Yer payin' twice the price for the "Trimec" name.. Just to give you a comparison..
get the stronger stuff, about the same price and goes farther
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That IS the stuff I use - same concentrate percentage/different manufacturer.. Ergo, right on!
Went to TS and got a jug of the Gordons 400 Amine and a new sprayer.
Weed n Feed should just drop the "N".
Smart man - good job..
Get the 46% 2,4-D from Tractor Supply AND a good backpack (4 gal) sprayer.
Fine for a very small lawn - but ND just added what looks like 2-3 acres of seed..
Also, add a bit of surfactant to help the water stick better (some just use dish soap). Lastly, it's more effective if you spray while they're blooming.
.......AND when the temp is north of 75 degrees..
