A technique was developed for evaluating the stability of a herbicide suspended in nitrogen solutions of varying molarity. Dispersion stability is expressed as the difference in specific gravity (D value) between a salt solution + herbicide and the salt solution alone using a Westphal balance. The lower the D value, the less herbicide in suspension. Even very low molar solutions significantly lowered the D value. Further, the lower the percent active ingredient in the herbicide the more effectively the surfactants, and possibly other components of the formulated product, offset the adverse effect of salt on dispersion stability.