Weeds Tie Up Crop Ruin and Weed-No-More Claim Safety
Ray Lebold of Zoarville discusses weed challenges that ruin crops and how Weed-No-More is advertised to target even hard to kill weeds. The product is claimed to be safe when used as directed, though the story notes weed problems are common in farming.
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Ray Lebold
Zoarville
Agricultural Weed-No-More boosts yields across crops
Weed-No-More promises safer, easy control of common weeds in small grains flax pastures and grass seed crops. It claims higher bushels per acre and up to 20 percent yield increases in flax with wide scale spraying while harming livestock or grasses is avoided.
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