Posted by VADAVE on June 12, 2014 at 12:39:03 from (68.100.102.207):
In Reply to: Johnson Grass posted by ryaninks on June 12, 2014 at 12:16:05:
Yes you can get rid of it but you have to work at it. When I bought my place it had just about taken over. Around the edges I mowed/bushhogged every week or two, didn't let it go 3 weeks. In the field used the strongest chemicals available and when round-up-ready beans arrived that really helped. I read up on the beans as to just how much round-up they could tolerate and then fought with the chemical supplier/applicator get them to go to the limit. Yes it hurt yields some but now I'm down to just a few patches. It's been a 20 year fight but you can win.
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