Atrazine is a herbicide. You can buy it at Wall-Mart.
No. Atrazine actually damages Bermuda grass.
not banned. check the PMRA web site for listings of products with atrazine in them.
atrazine
weed killer
Yes
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pK = 1.64 at 20oC
Atrazine is a herbicide or weed-killer, that is mainly used on corn. It is the most common chemical contamination in the ground water of the United States.
Yes you can. Atrazine does not hurt Zoysia grass. just be sure to use it at the recommended rate. If you use too much then it will cause damage to the grass.
its residual and carcinogenic
Atrazine is a herbicide used for weed control in corn, sorghum and sugar cane, as well as other minor crops. It has been on the market for more then 50 years. Farmers use the product in many crop and weed situations, but atrazine as become that standard product for weed control in conservations tillage situations.