Posted by Notjustair on July 31, 2014 at 10:13:24 from (174.238.65.220):
In Reply to: Pasture Spraying posted by Bobl1958 on July 31, 2014 at 08:45:25:
I'm in NEKS - I'd say don't bother. It is too dry for a good kill. Especially mares tail. It's a tough one in the spring when the plant is actively taking on moisture, let alone right now when it is clamped down. The only way I would do it is if you have had timely rains to keep everything green - let it rain, wait a couple days, and then hit it with a 2-4-D variant. I still don't think you would get ride of the mares tail. You may end up spot spraying those with a Roundup and Cobra mixture nice and hot.
If it were me I would mow it high so that these don't go to seed and then hit it with Forefront in the spring when you are doing your other spraying. I have clean pastures using this method.
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