Spraying Plots

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Spraying Plots

Postby dukmisr2005 » Tue Oct 15, 2013 6:07 am

i need to spray a arrowleaf and winter pea plot i planted back in september. what can i spray to kill the grass? nutsedge and johnson grass are the main ones. and got some potato vines coming too...
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Re: Spraying Plots

Postby cockandlock25 » Tue Oct 15, 2013 10:39 am

Pursuit or Scepter will take out the nutsedge and I don't think will hurt legumes like clover and peas. Somebody else help me out with that cause I'm more of a turf weeds guy. Use a graminicide like Select or Poast with a crop oil surfactant for the johnsongrass and other grasses that the Pursuit or Scepter don't get. Food plot products with these active ingredients are Arrest and Slay if you want to be "correct".
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Re: Spraying Plots

Postby SWAG » Thu Oct 17, 2013 3:42 pm

Pursuit or Scepter is going to be pretty rough on clover.

Nutsedge and potato vine you may have to live with in arrowleaf clover plots. On the other hand arrowleaf is going to outcompete them in late spring. Arrowleaf is tough competitor.

Not sure about herbicides for winter pea, but would assume Basagran would be safe and a good choice for nutsedge.
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Re: Spraying Plots

Postby Wingman » Thu Oct 17, 2013 6:47 pm

Most of that stuff is gonna die back after frost. Next spring the arrowhead will smother most of it out.

I sprayed Volunteer on my clover last week. Just to get the Bermuda patches.
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Re: Spraying Plots

Postby MudHog » Mon Nov 25, 2013 8:33 am

What about Poast?
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Re: Spraying Plots

Postby cockandlock25 » Wed Nov 27, 2013 12:08 pm

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