Recent content by KSQ2

No, they have to be worked into the soil. Cool season grasses are already getting going with the cooler temps and moisture. I’ll prolly hit them with gly before the alfalfa germinates. Got all the weeds already with 24d a few weeks ago.

Just found out this morning that the county conservation office's no-till drill just went belly-up; it needs a complete overhaul and they don't have a timeframe for when it will be usable. We're one week from our reservation to drill our alfalfa. :mad: It's not their fault, but talk about bad...

Good grief, we have one very similar about 1100 miles to the SE.

Yes, after reading all of these posts, I believe I will hold onto it for spot spraying sericea and other similar tasks.

Pretty slick! What kind of pressure do you have in the the tank and how do you regulate it? Or is it just basically blowing bubbles into the liquid without much pressure?

I might have to eventually spring for one of these, this one is more affordable for sure. Please report back on your opinion after using. I just can’t bring myself to spend tho r bigger money for some of the foam kits.

Thanks everyone, I'll be using 130 gallons of water for spreading the chemical with a 3 point sprayer and 28' of boom on almost 10 acres. So it will be a little bit of a different situation.

Did it actually show up on the ground enough to make a difference?

I would imagine you'd want a calm day for sure!

Have any of you ever used a dye in your spray? When I recently purchased some gly from the county, I went ahead and bought some blue dye as well. It was cheap and I thought what could it hurt? The plan for the alfalfa is to brushhog as low as possible, as soon as it dries out enough to not track...

When it comes to plots, I've used pellet lime for years with success.

Feel the same way exactly, except the September being the best month of the year part….lol

We have really good rain falling now and it has been coming down for a couple hours. I haven’t heard from family yet, I hope it’s falling over on family ground too. Kinda crazy how much difference 14 miles can make sometimes.

We have quite a few local birds this year it seems. I do believe we’re a little east of the major flyway for the northern birds, but I could be wrong on that. It does seem like the big numbers of doves don’t show up usually, until the nobody is really hunting them anymore. Lol Glad Cat chimed...

The Massey got missed so far, but the deer were enjoying the cooler weather this evening. This buck’s g3 went beyond his main beam.