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jeff ll

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So my plots are being taken over by ragweed or golden rod. What can I spray that.will not harm the clover or grasses that make up the.plots?
 
If it's ragweed, I wouldn't worry about it in my clover plots. Ragweed is very high in protein, and often even preferred by deer over clover.

By the way, most broadleaf "weeds" are very nutritional and highly beneficial to your deer.
 
Wes Parrish said:
If it's ragweed, I wouldn't worry about it in my clover plots. Ragweed is very high in protein, and often even preferred by deer over clover.

By the way, most broadleaf "weeds" are very nutritional and highly beneficial to your deer.

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I did not know that ragweed was preferred by deer. I have never seen deer or anything eat it. Well guess you learn something new from time to time. there is just so much of it. The ragweed has just about taken over one of my plots though but if deer eat it guess be best to leave it.
 
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Hunter 257W said:
2-4D-B will kill broadleaf weeds but not clover. Be double sure you don't get regular 2-4D though.

Have you tried it on Crimson Clover? The label doesn't specifically mention that variety.
 
BSK said:
Hunter 257W said:
2-4D-B will kill broadleaf weeds but not clover. Be double sure you don't get regular 2-4D though.

Have you tried it on Crimson Clover? The label doesn't specifically mention that variety.

No, I've only used it on Whitetail Institute Imperial as far as I can recall. Should be OK as I understand it (2-4DB)won't harm any legume but that is just an educated guess. :)
 
BlountArrow said:
Wes Parrish said:
If it's ragweed, I wouldn't worry about it in my clover plots. Ragweed is very high in protein, and often even preferred by deer over clover.

By the way, most broadleaf "weeds" are very nutritional and highly beneficial to your deer.

Bada-bing Bada-boom. X2

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