Kochia!!!!!!!

[helmsdale]

Only thing that seems to have much of an effect here anymore is group 14's. 30ml Aim with ~90ml of Authority preburn, then hope like hell you have a competitive crop. If a non-competitive crop like we've had the last couple years, you just get used to rumbling the rotten bastards through the combine.

Edge likely works better in areas that tend to have more competitive crops as well as more dependable moisture in the spring regardless of fall or spring application. Here, it seems like a stupid expensive application for piss poor results... That said, It's still better than nothing as can certainly be noticed with any misses. Yellow Mustard has zero in crop broadleaf control options, so I've gone 10lb's of micro-active edge as well as 88-90ml of Authority, and still harvested a weedy mess.

[GALAXIE500]

Anyone got any suggestions on kochia control in your yard and in pastures without killing the grass?

It is brutal down here in my neck of the woods . Thinking group 14 chemicals will kill the grass also?

Thanks in advance.

[ry0972]

Anyone got any suggestions on kochia control in your yard and in pastures without killing the grass?

It is brutal down here in my neck of the woods . Thinking group 14 chemicals will kill the grass also?

Thanks in advance.

Glean!!!!

[GALAXIE500]

Glean!!!!

HaHA . Where in the hell do you find that stuff?

[ry0972]

HaHA . Where in the hell do you find that stuff?

On my last bottle!!!! Been using it sparingly the last 2 years!!
Should have done the yard at a higher rate last fall as it got wild around the bins and buildings this year..
Looking for something to use when I am out.
I think fierce and authority supreme will be good.
But not sure how a heavy rate may affect trees in the yard??
Around bins and buildings I think you could go triple rate and not kill grass? may stunt it but that would be a positive anyway

[shtferbrains]

Does Glean work on Tansy?

[ry0972]

Does Glean work on Tansy?

YES it really gets almost any broadleaf weed!!
That's why you couldn't grow canola for 3 or 4 years after using it!!
But they haven't made it since the early 90's i think??

[shtferbrains]

I heard a guy from Colorado who talked about "Glean art" meaning if you knew the product and knew the weeds you could taylor the rate to some very low numbers and avoid some of the residual concerns.
He also emphasize that all the group 2's at that time greatly benefited from added phenoxy.
Our high PH soils caused the Glean to have much more residual than anything in the trials.
Kind of a lesson for me not to be first on board with new products.
Pursuit had the same experience.