You are more spot spraying than field spraying. So I would mix a 2-3% solution. That would be 3-4 ounces per gallon of mix. Now I would also add the same amount of 2-4D. There are many broad leaf weeds that RR really does not kill very well. Then you really should use a surfactant too. This can be simple Dish soap. It helps break the surface tension of the water so it spreads out more evenly. An ounce per gallon is plenty if you use dish soap.
Fill you tank half way and add your chemicals. Then fill the tank up. Then add the dish soap. Take you wand and stick it under the surface of the water/chemical mix. Use the pressure of the wand to agitate the mix.
Now Two weeks is a short time to get a total kill with the RR. I would wait 3 weeks myself. Our plenty early for Rye anyway. Actually mowing the weeds down will make them harder to kill as you do not have much leaf area to take the chemical in to the root system.
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