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Joined: Jan 2015
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Check the chem labels for plant back restrictions.
I think imox has like 4 months on cereal grain and 8 or 9 months on field corn and sorghum. just something to consider.
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What can I spray the weeds in my field with now that my sunflowers are starting to bloom
Out? Clethodim is not cutting it. Don’t spray anything on blooming sunflowers. Let them completely dry and burn the whole field with glyphosate I have to do this every now and then. I bushhog strips to run the tractor in when they are completely dry and burn the field with glyphosate You have to wait until the back of the heads are brown. If you don’t the stalks will break off at the ground
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My first planting got flooded out. The 2nd one did too but I was able to bring them back with a lot of nitrogen They aren’t perfect but they are decent. I have 4 strips this size ![[Linked Image from i.postimg.cc]](https://i.postimg.cc/GmJgmZCw/IMG-8660.jpg)
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Them flowers are perfect!! Great suggestions you mentioned! Please post some progression pics and field results!!
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I’ve got a broad leaf weed situation now being that I didn’t plant clear fields and killing the grass left some spots open. Planning to boomless spray over the top the second week of August. Mine are now face down.
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Wait till the back of the head is brown.
I have had to wait until the second week of the season
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Just put up with the weeds until then
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I’ll do my best to wait! I believe you have solid advice and will definitely utilize it
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You should be able to dry completely out before the opener
if they have already turned under
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Beautiful field oldbowhunter! Thanks for sharing
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Wait till the back of the head is brown.
I have had to wait until the second week of the season We talking just brown across or deep brown? What do you use for a chemical burn down? I usually use gly but wanted something that was faster and killed the tissue more than a total root kill. Also, I’m thinking about mixing in a pre emergent when I spray. What’s the advantage to waiting till the back of head is brown? Just trying to learn fully.
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Wait till the back of the head is brown.
I have had to wait until the second week of the season We talking just brown across or deep brown? What do you use for a chemical burn down? I usually use gly but wanted something that was faster and killed the tissue more than a total root kill. Also, I’m thinking about mixing in a pre emergent when I spray. What’s the advantage to waiting till the back of head is brown? Just trying to learn fully. Brown across the back of the head. It’s the last part of the plant to turn brown. Years ago we sprayed several fields too early and all of the stalks broke off at the ground. We didn’t lose the seed but the heads were in contact with the ground. It’s better to have the stalks standing for longevity. We hunt all 3 seasons. If you plan to just bush hog all of the heads it won’t hurt to spray them early. Just make sure the seeds are fully developed. I just use glysophate. Most gly has a surfactant in it now.
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Got the field sprayed yesterday. Now the wait begins
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What is everyone seeing as far as numbers so far?
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I have been loaded with white wings the last several weeks but several corn fields close by
are starting to get cut. I am expecting them to scatter soon.
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Unfortunately, I am dealing with the same situation. They started cutting all the corn two days ago, so I expect my numbers to dwindle
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When should spray millet?
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Depends on when it was planted.
If it’s for opening day I would be spraying it now.
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Bush hogged the outer edges and field where they may fall along with some strips where I saw low germination. Will add more strips next weekend and top sow the following. I’m surrounded by corn that is ripe for harvest any day. I’m sure I’ll lose birds but hopefully diversity is the spice of life for the sunflowers, wheat for winter planting and a canola area being a cover crop
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