JD I have used Stinger in the past in crop land and it did a good job of killing the thistles but it took two passes a year apart. LONTREL has Clopyralid in it too but I didn't study the label long enough to get the formulation. It took two tries with Grazon to whip the thistles in my CRP filter strips with one year between the first and second application. The label warned against a second application within several years of the first app, I forget how many years, but I did go ahead and respray the second year after the first application and I nailed every single thistle. They were getting thick in some areas so I am very pleased with the results. Because of the Tordon in it I won't be able to crop that land for awhile but that's not a problem.
By judging from the replies here Stinger might be the one to use. I'll Google the label first. I don't have much faith in advice from the local SCS people because they just open a book and repeat what the book tells them. Thanks. Jim
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