eyeseeker
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When is the best time for spraying imox on clover plots? Last year I sprayed mid May and I believe that may have been too late. What have y'all had success with ?
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I'd say earlier especially this year.
Have never used it before but it looks worth trying to me. Any others have experience with?
Would be almost a miracle herbicide if in fact it controls grasses, broadleaf & nutsedge in clover at 6oz per acre.
Have never used it before but it looks worth trying to me. Any others have experience with?
Would be almost a miracle herbicide if in fact it controls grasses, broadleaf & nutsedge in clover at 6oz per acre.
Agreed.
I have no experience with the product but have read the label and am willing to give it a shot. I have a problem plot where grasses, sedge, wild mustard and other warmer season broadleaf weeds just don't give up..
eyeseeker
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Last year it only seemed to kill the weeds that were small(early growth stages) and just suppressed the rest. In a more close reading of the instructions it repeatedly states that weeds must be treated early for control, so this year I will try to get them sprayed in the next week or two. I think I may intentionally miss some strips or corners so that I can compare effectiveness.
Have nutsedge in some clover plots that I just can't get a handle on with Basagran or similar. Just ordered 1 gallon of Pemex & 7.5 gallons of Nitro Surf to try. At the 6 oz per acre rate, that should be enough to do 21 acres, which comes out to $18/acre. If it knocks back the nutsedge I'll be tickled, if it does what is claimed and takes care of broadleaf & grasses too, I'll be over the moon!
Know that there is drift concerns but nothing for miles but pine trees. Long-term residual too, but hope that helps with keeping weeds at bay. This clover was redone in 2022 so long-term residual not an issue. Can only use once a year, but have plenty of other herbicide if I need to do some spot spraying.
Mowed 5 plots this weekend as the nutsedge was taller than the clover. Will give it a try in 7-10 days
Know that there is drift concerns but nothing for miles but pine trees. Long-term residual too, but hope that helps with keeping weeds at bay. This clover was redone in 2022 so long-term residual not an issue. Can only use once a year, but have plenty of other herbicide if I need to do some spot spraying.
Mowed 5 plots this weekend as the nutsedge was taller than the clover. Will give it a try in 7-10 days
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megalomaniac
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let us know!!!!Have nutsedge in some clover plots that I just can't get a handle on with Basagran or similar. Just ordered 1 gallon of Pemex & 7.5 gallons of Nitro Surf to try. At the 6 oz per acre rate, that should be enough to do 21 acres, which comes out to $18/acre. If it knocks back the nutsedge I'll be tickled, if is does what is claimed and takes care of broadleaf & grasses too, I'll be over the moon!
Know that there is drift concerns but nothing for miles but pine trees. Long-term residual too, but hope that helps with keeping weeds at bay. This clover was redone in 2022 so long-term residual not an issue. Can only use once a year, but have plenty of other herbicide if I need to do some spot spraying.
Mowed 5 plots this weekend as the nutsedge was taller than the clover. Will give it a try in 7-10 days
I will
JCDEERMAN
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Please do! If anything, I like the look of that Nitro Surf. Have you used that before?
Have not, first try on both
