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ejr-IA.

04-06-2006 19:20:23




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Did a Google search ,weed control in alfalfa.Came up with a Neb.state research G95-1254-A on Downy brome cheat and other names.Their are more sites on its control.




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Coloken

04-06-2006 20:48:50




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 Re: Hay Allen in Neb. in reply to ejr-IA., 04-06-2006 19:20:23  
yea, when you first asked,I started to say to use a moleboard plow. But I kept my mouth shut (there's first time for everything) and checked with my hay expert friend and he said there is a spray. Cheat grass is a big problem here in wheat too. Only thing with sprays, is they cost money.



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Allan In NE

04-07-2006 03:26:54




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 Re: Hay Allen in Neb. in reply to Coloken, 04-06-2006 20:48:50  
Last year was really bad for cheat grass with the wet cool spring. Darned stuff just got ahead of everybody's alfalfa and took it over.

Watched a fellow along the road on the way to town. He was out there with a big heavy disc and a White tractor. I thought he was trying to work it down for fall wheat. Anyway, he had the nicest field of alfalfa in the county.

Think I'm gonna take this joker out there and give it the once over. When I was a boy, we used to use those old John Deere 12' drag springtooth harrows to reclaim the crop in it's last season or two.

Allan

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Don-Wi

04-07-2006 17:51:35




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 Re: Hay Allen in Neb. in reply to Allan In NE, 04-07-2006 03:26:54  
Hey Allan!!

Is that a moridge? Is it yours? We've got one that we bought at auction a few years ago. It's a great machine, only we can't find replacement teeth to bolt onto the round pipes. Got any leads?

Yours almost looks like it has square tubing, but everything else looks the same. Those wing supports on ours got replaced by chains a while back becuase they got the duals treatment....



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Allan In NE

04-08-2006 05:58:58




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 Re: Hay Allen in Neb. in reply to Don-Wi, 04-07-2006 17:51:35  
Darned if I know.

I thought it was a Noble, but the salesman wrote "Kent" on the sales slip.

I'm not familiar enough with 'em to know, but there is one settin' in every yard in this country.

New teeth run in at $40 a pop, they tell me.

Allan



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Ks-farmer

04-07-2006 05:41:37




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 Re: Hay Allen in Neb. in reply to Allan In NE, 04-07-2006 03:26:54  
Allen another good way to get rid of cheat and keep the weevels out is to pasture your wife's horses out there over the winter.



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Allan In NE

04-07-2006 03:40:43




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 Re: Hay Allen in Neb. in reply to Allan In NE, 04-07-2006 03:26:54  
Thanks Guys,

Found a picture of the nasty stuff. Reminds me of an itch ya can't scratch. :>)

Allan

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