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*Effective yet imprecise, mainly used in between rows | *Effective yet imprecise, mainly used in between rows | ||
*Looks metal af too which is a plus? | *Looks metal af too which is a plus? | ||
*Often done with [[LPG]] currently making this "organic" method not always eco friendly (at least on a NOx / CO2 emmissions standpoint, again complex issues) | *Often done with [[LPG]] / [[Propane]] / [[CNG]] etc currently making this "organic" method not always eco friendly (at least on a NOx / CO2 emmissions standpoint, again complex issues) | ||
*If done with [[Biogas]] , [[RNG]] , or [[Syngas]] based flames, this could be accessable, effective, and eco friendly | |||
=Internal Links= | =Internal Links= | ||
Revision as of 06:59, 8 December 2020
Basics
- Non-Chemical Weeding via essentially "blanching" the weeds via hot flames + gas around said flame
- Effective yet imprecise, mainly used in between rows
- Looks metal af too which is a plus?
- Often done with LPG / Propane / CNG etc currently making this "organic" method not always eco friendly (at least on a NOx / CO2 emmissions standpoint, again complex issues)
- If done with Biogas , RNG , or Syngas based flames, this could be accessable, effective, and eco friendly
Internal Links
- Steam Weeding a similar concept, but with hot (or superheated / Dry Steam ? ) steam