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One side of the pasture with Grazon Next and one side without. It is the same fence in the background of both pics. Note it killed the horse nettles, pigweed, poke weed, fennel. The black stuff on the fence is the knee high microstegium. One more shot in April for buttercups.

Thank you. I also have a buttercup problem. Put it on too late to help with that. Since you said it worked well in April on those I will try at that time for next years Grazon. Believe that will take care of the problem and not need to use it again for 4 or 5 years hopefully. So April is not too...

In reference to Grazon Next; our pastures had NEVER been sprayed or fertilized other than chicken litter. Had Grazon Next sprayed in June and it ate up the pigweed, pokeweed, etc. The pasture was also infested with horse nettles and that microstegium. I mean there were nettles every two foot. I...

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Alabama Cooperative Extension guide ANR 1457 has some really good pictures for identification of japanese stiltgrass/microstegium. Map also shows where it can be found. Considered invasive.

Basketgrass/microstegium possibly. Loves the shade and other areas my bermuda grass does not grow.

Before I put down any gravel, barns, etc or made any changes that cost $$ I would look at the sons list. The list might be so onerous that you decide to walk. We also own our land but rent out adjacent properties. On one of them the son is also a pain. I put up a new fence last year on our...

Any chance of getting a new landlord? I mean it is a hay field right?

:???: Dad used chicken litter for decades on the pastures. I dont like it because of the nettles and buttercups, etc so when we took over two years ago we quit using it. Was thinking of fertilizing next spring and wondering if most people use liquid and if so what kind? Used grazon next over...