You left out a lot of details... how big are the weeds? Those 40 pages you didn't want to read spell out specificly how much product is needed to kill each kind of weed, and it what size. You mentioned quack grass... if you do have quack grass and you want it dead (not just give it a headache) you will need 2 quarts to the acre of the STANDARD roundup product. There are also formulations with a stronger formulation- which do you have???
Last you need to know the application rate of your sprayer, as in 10 or 20 gallons per acre. Any ideas? Once you know that, you can do the math- example: something like 10 gallons of solution per acre, the solution containing 2 qt to the acre of 41% glyphosate.
To do it right the first time, you need to do your homework, and that involves reading the directions. Yes, you can skip the parts about applying with an airplane, but read the Rate of application part.
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