Posted by big jt on July 26, 2016 at 09:21:46 from (206.72.37.212):
In Reply to: Canary Grass posted by part time pete on July 26, 2016 at 08:07:24:
Reed canary hates dry feet. Dad planted some in the pasture 30 years ago in the low ground where everything else drowned out. Took a while to get established but once it did it took over any wet ground. There is pretty much a line you can draw in the pasture where the canary stops and drier ground starts.
Neighbor tries to farm the bottom peat across the road and seems to have no difficulty keeping it under control in row crops. Don't know what he is applying but would guess roundup or maybe fusilade. Of course none of these will do good things to your other forage.
We have some in the spot where the winter lot was. I usually mow it once or twice with a stalk cutter. Pulling a 15 foot stalk cutter would bring a 130 horse tractor to its knees.
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