Posted by Andy Moncman on July 09, 2010 at 13:35:39 from (64.12.116.74):
In Reply to: weeds in sweet corn posted by ric1 on July 09, 2010 at 09:07:49:
Ric1,
I grow about 3-1/2 acres of sweet corn, in one acre patches, each year to sell on our vegetable stand. I use sprays to hold the weed back until it canopies. I usually plant and then spray the next morning so the seed has not sprouted yet. Once the corn has canopied I use a hand held weed wick filled with round-up and 2-4d it will knock down lambs quarter, birddock, jimson and velvet leaf. Look up weed wick or Rodgers Sales Co. on the web they sell a kit but you can find all the parts to make one yourself at a good hardware store. i used to cultivate with a tiller but this seems to work well. I can use it around all our vegstable and only do a little cultivating.
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