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If it’s a water course you need PA6AW to spray
Thanks for the quick response, I'm not spraying the banks.how close can I spray to a water course?
You need to leave a 1mt buffer zone from the top of the bank and roundup pro active 360 is ok for using on or near water
Thanks again
Looks like I'll be getting my tape measure out!
Don't forget to get EA approval first! https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/application-to-use-herbi...
Cost me an extra £80 or so to take the 'W' addition.
Good Morning Edward
You could use round up pro Active 360 or Roundup pro vantage 480 on the weeds on the ditch/dyke, as it is the only glyphostae (total weed kilelr) that has aqautic approval suitable for a number of applications including weeds which are in or around water. Please note that Round up is a total weed kller so be careful not to spray it onto areas which you don't want the grass/plants etc to be killed.
How about putting some non toxic elbow grease in to it?
I don't think we should be spraying anything near water courses.
If you need a 1m buffer zone in my mind it shouldnt be used as spray spreads. A meter is not enough, even if certification says so.
Wish people would consider the environment.
Good Morning
Out of interest, which suggested compund are you refferign to please?