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Making a Case for Weed Cutters
If you’re a land owner, weeds are simply a fact of life. There’s no getting around it. The good news is that they’re manageable with the appropriate tools, a little bit of elbow grease and a solid game plan. The same goes for aquatic weeds. Regular attention and the right equipment will have your water weed-free and always open for swimming, boating or just great viewing!
In the world of aquatic weed management, both herbicides and weed cutters—like the Weed Razer—have their place. But for many, the question of when to use one and not the other may be unclear. Our answer? Compare them side by side.
| Weed Cutters | Herbicides |
| Quick results | Easy to apply |
| Effective in cutting rooted weeds at base | Effective in attacking tough weeds |
| Non-toxic and chemical-free | May be toxic |
| Inexpensive | Costly due to frequency of treatments |
| Does not restrict water use | Restricts use of water for humans, livestock or wildlife |
| Does not affect fish population | Can alter fish taste or cause fish kills |
| Does not cause odors | May cause odor problems |
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While this is by no means an exhaustive comparison, it’ll surely get your wheels turning. If you have questions about the Weed Razer and how it can help you in your weed-control journey, give us a call or shoot us an email. Our team is happy to assist!
Disclaimer: The above are generalizations and may not apply to all scenarios. Please do your own research, follow all label directions and understand state regulations prior to using herbicides. Herbicides must be registered by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for use in the United States.
