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This may be a really dumb question but will well water or pond water harm the efficacy of glyphosate?
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I think you're recommended to check and adjust as necessary for pH. I've never done it but think about it most times I'm filling up.
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I add ammonium sulfate to well water to bind up the hard stuff (Ca, Mg, Na, whatever). Pond water would probably be softer, but it needs to be very clean. Dirt in water will also bind with glyphosate.
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