Posted by Keith Molden on July 26, 2018 at 14:20:02 from (74.194.181.64):
I mentioned a few days ago about the dogbane in a hay field that I have. I'm thinking about spraying with 2 4 D and then plowing this fall and replanting either this fall or in the spring. Which do you guys prefer to do and should I burn it down or not. I'll probably re seed with orchard grass and lespedeza as both grow good in this area' I limed it pretty heavy last year but I'll get a soil analysis for the fertilizer. If I plant this fall should I plant wheat with it and if I wait till spring should I plant oats with it or not? Or should I just spray the heck out of it with 2 4 D and disc it and re sow the orchard grass and lespedeza, there is a good stand of red clover but I figure I'll loose a lot of it with the spraying. I'm in S.E. Ohio. Keith
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