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It's tough to beat Glyphosate for non selective weed control.
I would run 2qt/acre at 20gpa.
Do you have hard water? Add a water conditioner or AMS (17#/100gallons)
Generics might have different surfactant loadings so you might need to add a NIS.

Roundup resistance is common and may or may not be relevant in your scenario!
It will not have any residual activity so make sure plants are up and actively growing. (but not too large!)
You might want to plan on a second application as some plants might not be completely killed and recover or might have been shielded from the spray by larger plants and leaves or be part of later flushes.
Do you have Water Hemp or Amaranth species. Assume that you will be dealing with multiple flushes throughout the season!

2.4-D and or Glufosinate (Liberty) could be useful options as well.
Woody plants? Try Crossbow (Triclopyr + 2.4-D)
It will have grazing, replant and slaughter restrictions.

As far as toxicity goes. The LD50s on Roundup are very high and those of us that conducted research with it considered it the safest product on the market. (Many researchers didn't even bother with personal protective equipment)

Nightforce ATACR 7-35x56 vs SB 6-36x56 PMii

I have spent less than a day's time on a 6-36 SNB, and have owned several 5-25pm2's, and a NF 7-35, to me the SnB is better optically than the Nightforce and more useable up top or past 30x mag. Now I'm just talking glass clarity and brightness, as well easy eyebox. The NF is easier/quicker on finding paralax in my experience however. As well you can find a used NF for litterally a thousand dollars less, also NF has a better warranty in my experience. But if you are just wondering about optical performance the SnB is the winner in clarity and resolves an image that is easier on the eye.
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