Glyphosate Prices

WNYBill

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I've got to buy some Glyphosate before spring. Looks like Amazon has the best price for 51%. Haven't checked TS or Runnings. What are the rest of you finding?
 
May be cheaper may be more expensive but I support my local business and buy straight from the bottler.

 
I've got to buy some Glyphosate before spring. Looks like Amazon has the best price for 51%. Haven't checked TS or Runnings. What are the rest of you finding?
You might try for a price check where ever the farmers in your area get their chemicals. Good dealers will work with you, if you'll buy at least 2.5 gallons.
 
Forget Tractor Supply, they're nuts, well over $100 for a 2.5 gallon jug. Runnings used to have a great deal on the Dow Imitator every spring, $34.95 per 2.5 gallon jug, but ever since the prices went nuts in 2021, they haven't had that sale, and they're usually sold out anyway.

I've been getting mine, Mad Dog 5.4#, from a place called "Forestry Distributing" for the last few years. I think I paid $89.99 a jug two years ago. I think it was around $75 a jug last year. This year it's down to $54.95. Shipping is expensive but even at $89.99 it was cheaper than Tractor Supply, which was $149.99 at the time.

Just googled and right now 2.5 gallons of Ranger Pro is $36.96 from a place called "Solutions Pest & Lawn."
 
I've got to buy some Glyphosate before spring. Looks like Amazon has the best price for 51%. Haven't checked TS or Runnings. What are the rest of you finding?
Rural King:

Farm General 53.8% Glyphosate Concentrate Herbicide, 2.5 Gallon - 7537​

5.0 out of 5 stars. 1 review
$99.99

How does this stack up against other places?
 
So the actual active ingredient glyphosate is the same between the 41% concentration and the 53.8%, right?

To get the same amount of glyphosate, you would have to use 1.312 times the amount of 41% to equal the 53.8%

At Rural King, the 41% is selling for $54.99, the 53.8% for $99.99.

So you would need so spray $72.14 worth of the 41% to equal $99.99 worth of the 53.8%

So unless there's a variable I don't know, seems a stronger concentration of the 41% is the way to go.

Or do I need more coffee.

Thoughts?
 
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So the actual active ingredient glyphosate is the same between the 41% concentration and the 53.8%, right?

To get the same amount of glyphosate, you would have to use 1.312 times the amount of 41% to equal the 53.8%

At Rural King, the 41% is selling for $54.99, the 53.8% for $99.99.

So you would need so spray $72.14 worth of the 41% to equal $99.99 worth of the 53.8%

So unless there's a variable I don't know, seems a stronger concentration of the 41% is the way to go.

Or do I need more coffee.

Thoughts?
Yeah...................by the ounce of actual glyphosate, the 41% is cheaper at $.42/oz. , compared to the 53% at $.58/oz.

Always gotta drill down to the real numbers.
 
So the actual active ingredient glyphosate is the same between the 41% concentration and the 53.8%, right?

To get the same amount of glyphosate, you would have to use 1.312 times the amount of 41% to equal the 53.8%

At Rural King, the 41% is selling for $54.99, the 53.8% for $99.99.

So you would need so spray $72.14 worth of the 41% to equal $99.99 worth of the 53.8%

So unless there's a variable I don't know, seems a stronger concentration of the 41% is the way to go.

Or do I need more coffee.

Thoughts?
So the actual active ingredient glyphosate is the same between the 41% concentration and the 53.8%, right?

The concentrated is between 41-538%
Some places sell premixed stuff in a spray bottle with much less than the concentrated Roundup.
 
So the actual active ingredient glyphosate is the same between the 41% concentration and the 53.8%, right?

The concentrated is between 41-538%
Some places sell premixed stuff in a spray bottle with much less than the concentrated Roundup.
No. The concentration is different. Taking the concentration in terms of ounces per 2 1/2 gallons, dividing the price of the jug by the ounces, gives you the price per ounce of each brand/jug. It happens that the 41% is cheaper by the ounce.

To figure ounces per jug.....................take total ounces 320, multiply by .41, and you have ounces of actual glyphosate per jug.

32 ounces x 10 = 320 total ounces per jug.
320 ounces x .41 = 131 ounces of ingredient.
Price of jug / 131 ounces of ingredient = price per ounce.
 
$88.00 for the 2 1/2 gallon jug at Rural King last fall. 51%. Stay away from Tractor Supply. Higher on everything. Ellis

No. The concentration is different. Taking the concentration in terms of ounces per 2 1/2 gallons, dividing the price of the jug by the ounces, gives you the price per ounce of each brand/jug. It happens that the 41% is cheaper by the ounce.

To figure ounces per jug.....................take total ounces 320, multiply by .41, and you have ounces of actual glyphosate per jug.

32 ounces x 10 = 320 total ounces per jug.
320 ounces x .41 = 131 ounces of ingredient.
Price of jug / 131 ounces of ingredient = price per ounce.
I like actual numbers (y)
 
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