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What Do Farmers Use To Keep Yards/cow Sheds Clean ? Weeds Killed ?


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Hello all.

 

WHat do they use to keep the places germ free and the odours down. . .my mate says its Iodine or summat like that. ?

 

What do they put down in the yards that stops all the weeds growing between the cracks in the concrete and around the edges etc etc..

 

I want some for my block paving ..something that kills all forms of fekking life and stops em comeing back...lol.

 

I normally uses Jeyes fluid for cleaning down the yard etc etc..but I costs way too much and after half an hour the nice creasote smell has disapeared..Ive heard they use battles black.But thats quite expensive too..?

is there anything you can buy from a supplier thats more concentrated etc etc ? better smelling ?

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all the farmers i know use roundup for weeds ...

 

any black disenfectant is good , im sure powdered lime is meant to kill smells like horse and cow piss but im not 100% on that

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hypochlorite mate !!!

 

Strong stuff kills weeds , bubbles and fizzes if you don't water it down right..

 

£25 for a big drum its good stuff

Strong Stuff makes collars :yes:

Hypochlorite is great but make sure its well hosed down with animals around.

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gallup is another one... used that and roundup to spray fields before ploughing

 

remember you aint gonna get a miracle cure for weeds, there resilient buggers

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Bosun I never wash it away after use.. Just keep them off for 24 hrs..

 

My pal hoses it away after a few hours... He recons its right bad stuff, mabie I am ignorant and been lucky :icon_redface:

 

once dry I thought it was ok ???

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Bosun I never wash it away after use.. Just keep them off for 24 hrs..

 

My pal hoses it away after a few hours... He recons its right bad stuff, mabie I am ignorant and been lucky :icon_redface:

 

once dry I thought it was ok ???

 

We use sodium hypochlorite for dosing the potable water, we use for drinking at work to prevent bugs/bacteria..

 

We also produce it using electrolysis for dosing seawater systems.

 

Bleach contains a weak dose of it about 5%

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Aye my pals put me on too it.. They said farmers flush there milk pumping systems with it like you it's fairly watered down. Concentrated it's powerful stuff.

 

You must have a interesting job ian.. Only risks of water contamination at my spot is if some kunt pisses in the kettle lol..

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Aye my pals put me on too it.. They said farmers flush there milk pumping systems with it like you it's fairly watered down. Concentrated it's powerful stuff.

 

You must have a interesting job ian.. Only risks of water contamination at my spot is if some kunt pisses in the kettle lol..

 

Large tanks of water Giro, used for drinking and washing/cooking, if not circulated basically stagnant, bacteria can form. So the sodium hypo is added to prevent growth and keep everyone half healthy.

Same for the seawater it prevents the likes of algae,bugs, etc forming in lines, exchangers, etc..

 

The water comes off supply boats from the mainland, some places make there own water from sea water using reverse osmosis, but they have reliability issues, so there not that common...

 

Anyway sorry to hijack your topic... :laugh:

 

Roundup is deadly, wiped out my mates full lawn when he tried to kill a few weeds :laugh:

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