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Perfect advice. Thank you. Il go with the 24d route. That other herbicide is way out of my budget. Sent from my iPhone using Deer Hunter Forum

What is a good PRE-emergent broadleaf herbicide that can be sprayed before or after planting oats and triticale?

I have always givin a pass to that situation and enjoy for what it is at that moment. The dark side of me chuckles a little bit that they did not sense the reaping death that I could have brought down on them :) Our doe population in my area is pretty good right now and there will be a good...

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Found one. Dual II or the cheaper one from Keystone called Me-Too-Lachlor II Sent from my iPhone using Deer Hunter Forum

Greetings Gentlemen! This year was my first attempt at a sugar beet plot. The beets are coming in strong. Earlier in the season i had a grass problem and used Grass Out Max (clethodim) and that did a fantastic job with no crop injury. Now the broadleaf is a problem. I have done some...

Historically the first frost hits us around Sept 25. I decided to do some strip planting for the oats. Gonna disc in the buckwheat for a 2nd crop and then terminate some good strips of it to put the oats in sometime late Aug

As long as you get good seed to soil contact and some rain you should be good. Rolling it will help press the seed into the ground.

Speaking of thatch.......I have a great stand of buckwheat this year that is about ready to goto seed and I am trying to decide what I want to do. I am getting ready to plant oats in it for the fall. My question is...If I broadcast the oats into the standing buckwheat and then roll it (500lb...

BOGUS...Good choice of words :) I agree as well. There's no way I am putting any grasses in my clover plots. I spray Cleth to get rid of it. When I read that I thought "Typical salesperson..they prolly have a ton on hand and need to move it"

Last year I planted the the loggers trail mix and added some additional inoculated Ladino clover and it did really well. I did add some phosphorus and potassium to my trails and very lightly disc'd in before I planted Sent from my iPhone using Deer Hunter Forum

Is the chicory mixed in with the clover or do you have sections or strips of chicory? Sent from my iPhone using Deer Hunter Forum

I purchase some of my seed from Deer Creek and asked them the same question. This is the response. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Mowing an adequately dense & established clover plot (or clover/grass) 2 times/year is a very good management tool to keep the foliage regrowing and a younger, lusher...

I have a few bare spots and planned to create a few strips of chicory, i agree otherwise it would be a waste, also with this method i can mow around the chicory. I only mow if the broadleaf gets to tall. The grass is well controlled with cleth Sent from my iPhone using Deer Hunter Forum

I mow with a John Deere D110 rider. I have 3 "pin" setting on the deck. I raise the deck up as high as that will allow me and then I raise the deck with the arm to the highest it will go. Usually a 7-8" cut. I ran into issues with browning as well and someone suggested to mow before it...

Thanks guys, since its perennial I assumed that it would be fine but wanted to ask Sent from my iPhone using Deer Hunter Forum

The clover last year was 8-10" (Ladino) I mow it to just clip of the top couple of inches, Last year was the first establishing season for the plots Sent from my iPhone using Deer Hunter Forum

I have several established clover plots. If i were to broadcast some chicory in it to enhance the plot(s) can it still be mowed? Or will it stunt or kill off the chicory? Sent from my iPhone using Deer Hunter Forum

Great Info! Thanks guys....Il get the seed down, setup a exclusion cage and then see what happens from there.