lostcreekranch
Super Member
- Joined
 - Dec 14, 2012
 
- Messages
 - 8,078
 
- Location
 - Austin County, Texas
 
- Tractor
 - NH TL-100A with Bush Hog 5045 FEL, WR Long 3rd function, LS XR4155HC w/FEL, WR Long 3rd Function.
 
75° here this morning and forecast to 96° this afternoon.
Likelihood, that it won’t rain, is lowered to 50% tomorrow and 40% Wednesday so ...... maybe?
Thanks for compliments on our small tank. The catfish are still happy.
Started getting busy on the large tank yesterday. I’m trying to get a lot done before water level goes back up. I did a lot of spraying 6 weeks ago and 3 weeks ago. This tank has a lot of sedge, smart weed, and cat tails. I’ve been spraying Roundup Pro Aquatic glyphosate, mixed at 2.5%, plus non-ionic surfactant. My sprayer is a North Star rated at 2.2 gym / 70 psi. This sprayer is reserved for spraying aquatic glyphosate only.
		
		
	
	
I have a second similar sprayer that I use for fence lines, etc. with RM43 Glyphosate / Imazpyr, plus surfactant.
I did find a soft spot, along edge, with the Kubota ZD1211 yesterday. It looked dry but, it was just a thin crust on top of mud.
Lucky for me it was beside the workshop where my Polaris Ranger was parked. Hooked on with a tow strap and had it out in less than 10 minutes.
Time to get busy.
Prayers for all.
	
		
			
		
		
	
				
			Likelihood, that it won’t rain, is lowered to 50% tomorrow and 40% Wednesday so ...... maybe?
Thanks for compliments on our small tank. The catfish are still happy.
Started getting busy on the large tank yesterday. I’m trying to get a lot done before water level goes back up. I did a lot of spraying 6 weeks ago and 3 weeks ago. This tank has a lot of sedge, smart weed, and cat tails. I’ve been spraying Roundup Pro Aquatic glyphosate, mixed at 2.5%, plus non-ionic surfactant. My sprayer is a North Star rated at 2.2 gym / 70 psi. This sprayer is reserved for spraying aquatic glyphosate only.

I have a second similar sprayer that I use for fence lines, etc. with RM43 Glyphosate / Imazpyr, plus surfactant.
I did find a soft spot, along edge, with the Kubota ZD1211 yesterday. It looked dry but, it was just a thin crust on top of mud.
Lucky for me it was beside the workshop where my Polaris Ranger was parked. Hooked on with a tow strap and had it out in less than 10 minutes.
Time to get busy.
Prayers for all.

