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Joined: Dec 2009
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I have an overgrown area that is low and it has exploded with new growth maple and briars-You name it and it’s probably growing there. I need this cleaned up, especially the new woody growth. What do I need to spray this with to get it gone. The low area makes it hard to get a tractor in there to bushhog.
TIA
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Imazapyr for the maples, triclopyr for the briars
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Triclopyr 2 oz per gallon H2O
Imazapyr 1 oz per gallon H2O
Someone else should verify this mixture please
I don't want to pass quietly into the night. I want to slide in sideways kickin and screamin
Life really is awesome ... Soak it up while you can ...
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007 is who you want an answer from
Are there trees in that area you’re trying to keep?
What comes to mind for me is RM43 which is GLY/imazapyr mix, comes in a red jug
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Depending on what you’re trying to protect, if anything, I’d be cautious using imazapyr. It has soil activity that can last weeks to months depending on the application rate. For general brush control using foliar active herbicides I go with 8 oz of glyphosate, 1 oz of Triclopyr 4 and 1 oz of 80/20 surfactant per gallon on spot spraying. The Triclopyr will kill blackberry and most hardwoods. There’s no reason to apply 2 oz per gallon. That’s a very high application rate.
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Depending on what you’re trying to protect, if anything, I’d be cautious using imazapyr. It has soil activity that can last weeks to months depending on the application rate. For general brush control using foliar active herbicides I go with 8 oz of glyphosate, 1 oz of Triclopyr 4 and 1 oz of 80/20 surfactant per gallon on spot spraying. The Triclopyr will kill blackberry and most hardwoods. There’s no reason to apply 2 oz per gallon. That’s a very high application rate. Thank you for this info! I need to add a lot more glyphosate to my mix from now on.
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There are 3 large Silver Maples that I wish were dead there. They are at least 50 years old. They will fend for themselves as I will be spraying all around them to kill their offspring. If they did they die-good riddance. This area is always wet until July rolls around and then it sounds like a war when the bushing has to beat the saplings to death.
Thanks folks!
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There are 3 large Silver Maples that I wish were dead there. They are at least 50 years old. They will fend for themselves as I will be spraying all around them to kill their offspring. If they did they die-good riddance. This area is always wet until July rolls around and then it sounds like a war when the bushing has to beat the saplings to death.
Thanks folks!
B Is there tree species in the area you are spraying that you want to keep?
If you do the things you need to do when you need to do them then someday you can do the things you want to do when you want to do them.
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Depending on what you’re trying to protect, if anything, I’d be cautious using imazapyr. It has soil activity that can last weeks to months depending on the application rate. For general brush control using foliar active herbicides I go with 8 oz of glyphosate, 1 oz of Triclopyr 4 and 1 oz of 80/20 surfactant per gallon on spot spraying. The Triclopyr will kill blackberry and most hardwoods. There’s no reason to apply 2 oz per gallon. That’s a very high application rate. Thank you for this info! I need to add a lot more glyphosate to my mix from now on. For grasses you can use half that rate, but for brush control you can actually go up higher than that, but 6-8 oz/gallon works well on brush and vines. The triclopyr takes care of most woody stuff the gly don’t.
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Depending on what you’re trying to protect, if anything, I’d be cautious using imazapyr. It has soil activity that can last weeks to months depending on the application rate. For general brush control using foliar active herbicides I go with 8 oz of glyphosate, 1 oz of Triclopyr 4 and 1 oz of 80/20 surfactant per gallon on spot spraying. The Triclopyr will kill blackberry and most hardwoods. There’s no reason to apply 2 oz per gallon. That’s a very high application rate. Thank you for this info! I need to add a lot more glyphosate to my mix from now on. For grasses you can use half that rate, but for brush control you can actually go up higher than that, but 6-8 oz/gallon works well on brush and vines. The triclopyr takes care of most woody stuff the gly don’t. i use 53% gly at a min 10 oz per gal. yes its over kill but everything i have ever sprayed has burned up and blown away
Turkey’s tell you when they want to die not lawmakers.
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i use 53% gly at a min 10 oz per gal. yes its over kill but everything i have ever sprayed has burned up and blown away Including a lot of your money.
I ain't fightin nobody that swings around in trees with a running chainsaw like Tarzan. - FurFlyin
Oh I just thought u were a dumba$$ 🤣 my apologies… - jb20
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i use 53% gly at a min 10 oz per gal. yes its over kill but everything i have ever sprayed has burned up and blown away Including a lot of your money. not really. i got a contact .. i can get a gal of it for about $33
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i use 53% gly at a min 10 oz per gal. yes its over kill but everything i have ever sprayed has burned up and blown away Including a lot of your money. not really. i got a contact .. i can get a gal of it for about $33 
I ain't fightin nobody that swings around in trees with a running chainsaw like Tarzan. - FurFlyin
Oh I just thought u were a dumba$$ 🤣 my apologies… - jb20
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Depending on what you’re trying to protect, if anything, I’d be cautious using imazapyr. It has soil activity that can last weeks to months depending on the application rate. For general brush control using foliar active herbicides I go with 8 oz of glyphosate, 1 oz of Triclopyr 4 and 1 oz of 80/20 surfactant per gallon on spot spraying. The Triclopyr will kill blackberry and most hardwoods. There’s no reason to apply 2 oz per gallon. That’s a very high application rate. Thank you for this info! I need to add a lot more glyphosate to my mix from now on. For grasses you can use half that rate, but for brush control you can actually go up higher than that, but 6-8 oz/gallon works well on brush and vines. The triclopyr takes care of most woody stuff the gly don’t. i use 53% gly at a min 10 oz per gal. yes its over kill but everything i have ever sprayed has burned up and blown away Have mercy id hate to fill up the 60gal sprayer more than 1 time $$
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I use 2 oz of triclopyr and 2-3 Oz of 24d when spot spraying. Since your doing an area I would be cautious of nuking everything (grasses) if there is any chance of soil erosion. Unless thats what you want.
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This area I want to kill is a fence, property line border. There is a ditch that only has water after extended wet times. The ditch runs perpendicular to the fence so you are looking at a T shaped area. One side of the ditch is higher ground and we can keep it cut with no issues. The other side of the ditch is the problem area where the low area holds water and grows every type of vegetation you can think of. I have a couple of 50+ year old Silver Maples that I don’t care if they died. When a limb falls or breaks it really makes a mess to clean up. A tornado hit this spot 2 years ago and really made a mess. I’m just trying to get the place cleaned up.
I plan to start spraying this area as soon as the rain stops. I have fixed a sprayer for my ATV and plan on driving over and pushing down all the small trees I can and spray as I go. For the larger ones I will spray with a wand attached to the sprayer. All the other places on this farm are clean and are maintained the way my Daddy asked me to. It’s a lot of work keeping a place clean! Thanks so much for all the replies.
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I had some growth like that on my place and used the RM43 at tractor supply. It’s expensive but it worked. Haven’t had anything like that come back in 2yrs now. I mixed 5oz/gal
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Whatever that crap the timber co sprays, it kills everything. But it grows back next year. My clear cut is going to be a deer factory now!!
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For the folks mixing Triclopyr and Glyphosate, are you using Garlon 3 or Garlon 4 ? I know the Harper Cocktail uses Garlon 3.
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