Spraying Help
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From: huntman101
13-Apr-17
I have clover planted and just want to know what kind of spray would work to kill the weeds (broadleaf) out but not harm the clover? Thanks,
From: Mark Watkins
13-Apr-17
If you are just controlling broadleaf's, the best "medicine" I have found is simply mowing it off at 6-7". Do not mow if it is hot and dry or a true drought condition.
hope this helps,
Mark
From: t-roy
13-Apr-17
2,4-DB (Butyrac) works on broadleaves in clover. NOT 2,4-D!
From: The Famous Grouse
13-Apr-17
+1 on T-Roy's post. Note the DB part of the name, that is significant!
Also, do some reading on using LIGHT doses of glyphosate (Roundup) for weed control in clover. I'm not saying I've done this and obviously, you would want to test gly on a small area first, but it comes up a lot.
Grouse
From: sagittarius
14-Apr-17
sagittarius's Link
Butyrac 200
http://www.keystonepestsolutions.com/labels/Butyrac_200.pdf
From: r-man
17-Apr-17
agree with Mark W . 100%
From: Woods Walker
19-Apr-17
OOOPS! I thought this was a thread on target panic! ;-)
From: nutritionist
22-Apr-17
volunteer, clethodim, select, arrow, poast are all grass killers and typical use rate is 6-10 oz per acre
pursuit at 2-4 oz per acre
brox or buctril are options.
http://www.cdms.net/label-database
From: flyingbrass
22-Apr-17
From the other post. I was told that you need to inspect your clover and don't spray until there are 3 leaves of 3 on each plant. Then to get rid of grasses you can spray the Dakota. I was told don't spray for broadleaf until the second year. This is info from keystonepestsolutions.com. Don't spray the 2,4db on chickory or it will kill it but you can spray it on clover the second season.
