Killing lambsquarters

mikewood869 · Nov 27, 2020

If I was to plow the field with the ground froze a little could I get lucky and kill the lambsquarters? I know if I was to plow it in the spring I could make everything (braking the roots would make more plants). The field came out 60 percent lambsquarters and smells when cutting it.

flying belgian · Nov 27, 2020

Liberty.

mikewood869 · Nov 28, 2020

(quoted from post at 16:50:47 11/27/20) Liberty.

I don't get it.

rrlund · Nov 28, 2020

Accumen or 2-4d.

David G · Nov 28, 2020

I see no reason to plow it, put it in RR or liberty link crop next spring.

504 · Nov 29, 2020

The only way to kill it is spray it or hoe it out in the spring.

Joel Sanderson · Dec 8, 2020

Lambsquarter's an annual. Whatever happens next year isn't because you killed the plant that's left from last year. Are we talking about the same lambsquarter?

mikewood869 · Dec 8, 2020

(quoted from post at 05:02:53 12/08/20) Lambsquarter's an annual. Whatever happens next year isn't because you killed the plant that's left from last year. Are we talking about the same lambsquarter?

I have no clue. We cut it back in mid September and it never grew a inch. The grass grew more.

Traditional Farmer · Dec 9, 2020

Going to come back next year from seed not roots.Lambsquarter is excellent feed right up there with alfalfa if cut young and tender.

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