Spray Dye?

[victory]

Gotta say I'm so glad I don't spend one second spraying or buying that shit to poison my land. There is no need for it and watching most boast in a public setting anout their use of it is mind boggling Wish all you would just quit as well. It's truly not a legacy to leave behind as conservationists.

 

[yoderjac]

Gotta say I'm so glad I don't spend one second spraying or buying that shit to poison my land. There is no need for it and watching most boast in a public setting anout their use of it is mind boggling Wish all you would just quit as well. It's truly not a legacy to leave behind as conservationists.

I think there is a balance. Herbicides are just a tool like any other. Just like other tools, misuse or over use can certainly cause problems. We all have to find the right balance for our land and objectives.

 

[birdog]

Gotta say I'm so glad I don't spend one second spraying or buying that shit to poison my land. There is no need for it and watching most boast in a public setting anout their use of it is mind boggling Wish all you would just quit as well. It's truly not a legacy to leave behind as conservationists.

I wasn't boasting at all and I'm sure no one else here was boasting either. Ironically the boasting is coming from you!

You can make your point without being a jerk and for what it's worth I like your method.

 

[Jerry-B-WI]

Gotta say I'm so glad I don't spend one second spraying or buying that shit to poison my land. There is no need for it and watching most boast in a public setting anout their use of it is mind boggling Wish all you would just quit as well. It's truly not a legacy to leave behind as conservationists.

I'm sure there are more efficient ways to poison land. Hope you don't eat anything that comes out of a grocery store.

 

[T-Max]

I am going to convert 22 acres of brome back to native grass this fall. I am literally dying (apparently) to learn how to do that efficiently without the use of an herbicide...