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       1281953--------------------------------------------------
       Re:  Concord grapes
   DIR By: nccatfisher
       Date: August 28, 2014, 2:58 pm
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       --- Quote from: Dogbyte link ---
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       > sorry fish, i gotta go with the neighbor.  :icon_nana:
       >
       > muscadine vines have roots as shallow as half an inch, but i
       still sprayed it all around the trunks, and they all got wet.
       all the grass died, but this has been the best year yet for my
       vines.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Keep doing it then, especially when they mature and those roots
       get on top of the ground and start cracking open. Roundup is
       actually a salt, you know what salt does to plants? It is just a
       matter of how much that plant uptakes before it tips the boat,
       no matter if it is through the leaves, bark or roots. But carry
       on.  :bow:
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       1281954--------------------------------------------------
       Re:  Concord grapes
   DIR By: Dogbyte
       Date: August 28, 2014, 3:11 pm
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       im just using regular roundup out of a gallon sprayer, not the
       stuff from a 30 gallon barrel.
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       1281958--------------------------------------------------
       Re:  Concord grapes
   DIR By: Dogbyte
       Date: August 28, 2014, 3:19 pm
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       and besides i figure if folks at a vineyard think its safe, then
       my little rinky dink vines are ok as long as i dont let it get
       on the leaves. i sprayed it all before the shoots got very long,
       it was easy to spray all over the ground up to the trunks, no
       danger. i couldnt do that now, all the shoots are dragging the
       ground.
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       1281971--------------------------------------------------
       Re:  Concord grapes
   DIR By: redfinn
       Date: August 28, 2014, 5:37 pm
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       --- Quote from: nccatfisher link ---
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       > Boys glyphosate is a systemic not a contact hebicide. Now I am
       no expert but the Gov spent thousands of your dollars trying to
       school me.  :Mick: Plants DO take up nutrients etc through the
       bark and for sure the roots. Of course the leaves is the quick
       route for a herbicide to work. But you fog that bark or spray
       heavy and it  get to the root system and you will have damage to
       the plant. May not kill it but you will have reduced yeilds and
       growth.
       >
       > I wish I had some of the films we viewed of the studies of
       trees that were sprayed in test plots that were 5-7" caliper.
       All were viewed with tie lapse potography. The trees that were
       not allowed to have drift on the bark and roots were much more
       healthy.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Well you did all you can do what did ya dad say? :lol: :lol:
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       1281987--------------------------------------------------
       Re:  Concord grapes
   DIR By: nccatfisher
       Date: August 28, 2014, 7:35 pm
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       --- Quote from: redfinn link ---
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       > Well you did all you can do what did ya dad say? :lol: :lol:
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Them that don't listen has to feel.  :timmy: About the time them
       vines get about half the size of my wrist and every year they
       come out and start foliating real pretty and he gets one a cat
       wouldn't scratch thinking about what will be that fall then
       about a month later they start acting like they are drought
       stressed, leaves have yellow spots and some start falling off.
       And they look like that all summer with about a 50% crop or less
       for the rest of their life he is gonna say WTF?
       They either mulch like heck in raised rows up here or used
       guards around the bases and cut the vegetation with string
       trimmers. I know when I had orchards here they recommended
       planting clover under my trees as opposed to herbicides and
       pesticides. Only thing I found bad about that was it was a damn
       deer magnet.  :pile: Clover brought them stanking things in then
       they would browse the hell out of the mature trees, stand on
       their hind feet and pick the fruit. Not to mention if you didn't
       cage or or electric fence young trees the bucks would decimate
       them by rubbing.  :fan:
       Have I ever mentioned that I hate a deer now?  :lol:
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       1281996--------------------------------------------------
       Re:  Concord grapes
   DIR By: Dogbyte
       Date: August 28, 2014, 8:04 pm
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       i did listen, just chose to listen to someone else who knows
       more, has a degree in the  :caca:.  ;D  :icon_nana:
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       1281999--------------------------------------------------
       Re:  Concord grapes
   DIR By: nccatfisher
       Date: August 28, 2014, 8:28 pm
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       --- Quote from: Dogbyte link ---
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       > i did listen, just chose to listen to someone else who knows
       more, has a degree in the  :caca:.  ;D  :icon_nana:
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       --- Quote from: Dogbyte link ---
       >
       > im just using regular roundup out of a gallon sprayer, not the
       stuff from a 30 gallon barrel.
       >
       >
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       See that tells me that either you have been drinking the stuff
       in large quantities or who you are getting your info has. It is
       all the same, the stuff in the barrel is just concentrate. It is
       against the law for the mfg or retailer to mix the OTC stuff any
       different than that stuff in the barrel is labled for. Only
       difference is the stuff you are buying is packaged for consumer
       use. And yes, the state has guys that goes around and pulls
       random samples from WalMart and other places that does check the
       mix.  ;D
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       1282003--------------------------------------------------
       Re:  Concord grapes
   DIR By: redfinn
       Date: August 28, 2014, 8:43 pm
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       Time will tell it always does :cheese:  When I was down at UK
       they were using big propane torches to kill the grass and weeds.
       #Post#:
       1282006--------------------------------------------------
       Re:  Concord grapes
   DIR By: Dogbyte
       Date: August 28, 2014, 8:56 pm
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       --- Quote from: nccatfisher link ---
       >
       > See that tells me that either you have been drinking the stuff
       in large quantities or who you are getting your info has. It is
       all the same, the stuff in the barrel is just concentrate. It is
       against the law for the mfg or retailer to mix the OTC stuff any
       different than that stuff in the barrel is labled for. Only
       difference is the stuff you are buying is packaged for consumer
       use. And yes, the state has guys that goes around and pulls
       random samples from WalMart and other places that does check the
       mix.  ;D
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       look, i worked at an air strip long enough to know there are
       different grades of the stuff, no its not all the same,
       different blends for different applications i guess, i dont know
       the details, i just know that they had round up in the barrels
       that you'll never see sold at walmart, thats all im saying. it
       had different names, it just didnt say roundup. i just got the
       regular stuff, the domestic use stuff. i didnt get that info
       from my neighbor, he just told me its fine to spray it for weeds
       around the vines, as long as it doesnt get on the leaves.
       you believe whatever you need to, im just following some advice
       i got next door from a man who does this for a living. i sprayed
       round up on the grass under my vines, big deal.  :icon_nana: you
       tellin me you not gonna believe a professional that eats and
       breaths this stuff? weed control? he tried to give me paraquat,
       but he was out.  :tip:
       glyphosate in vineyards, its common.
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       1282007--------------------------------------------------
       Re:  Concord grapes
   DIR By: Dogbyte
       Date: August 28, 2014, 9:00 pm
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       well im not here saying its the only way to get it done, i just
       reported what my neighbor advised... iim not gonna discount
       40-50 years of experience as easy as some.
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