Now, two application methods can be used for this herbicide, and I will explain how to apply them separately. Spray the mixture in a pattern throughout the field where complete weed control is required. To cover 1,000 square feet, mix 7.4 fl. oz. of the powder with 1 to 10 gallons of spray solution;

Project a positive appearance which the public has come to associate with the NPS while embracing diversity; To put it simply, it kills the weeds in a systemic way from the inside out. This is because the herbicide contains two systemic herbicides: glyphosate and imazapyr.

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Use 1 gallon of spray solution + 6 fl. oz. of this liquid. To wet the leaves of woody plants, spray it thoroughly; RM43 is suitable for streets, fencerows, gravel roads, parking areas, driveways, and around farm buildings and barns, as well as every other place that you want to spray once and be finished for up to a year. How long does it take to work? RM43 herbicide should not be applied in some specific areas. Below you can find the restrictions on where you should not apply this herbicide. By following these restrictions, you can ensure that you will not harm the environment.Population and dwelling counts: Canada, provinces and territories, census divisions and census subdivisions (municipalities), Saskatchewan". Statistics Canada. February 9, 2022 . Retrieved April 13, 2022.

RM43 contains Glyphosate along with Imazapyr. The Imazapyr allows RM43 to prevent new weed and plant growth for up to 12 months in the area where it was sprayed. Authorized Wear. Only NPS employees [i.e., those whose employment requires a Request for Personnel Action (SF-52)] are authorized to wear the NPS uniform.Maximum application rate of this product is 2.5 gallons per acre per year (7.4 fl. oz. per 1,000 sq. ft. per year).