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One of my food plots is very good at growing dog fennel, but apparently not much else. Went out today to see what the recent rain has done to my food plots (NW Alabama, Franklin County).
I topped off a couple of small food plots this spring with rye and clover. Rye came up great but is now about done; clover still looks good.
One plot grows dog fennel to a height where by fall I'm driving blind pulling a bush hog with my 4-wheeler. I'd like to knock it down early this year, and before it goes to seed. The dog fennel is now about waist high and has not yet gone to seed. I can either cut it or spray it.
If I spray it, what can I use that won't hurt the clover?
Or, should I just glyco the plot and start over?
Or should I mow it and keep mowing it before it the fennel can go to seed?
Like I said, these are small plots and I work them with a 4-wheeler. I've got a rack-mounted sprayer and spreader, and a pull behind bush hog.
Any advice or suggestions would be much appreciated!
TIA--Dilbert
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