Thanks Skyhigh, hey what's the best method of killing bindweed in a wheat field. A local farmer told me to just switch over to a summer crop for a few years, and cultivate deep.
Thanks Skyhigh, hey what's the best method of killing bindweed in a wheat field. A local farmer told me to just switch over to a summer crop for a few years, and cultivate deep.
I have been told about the cultivating deep for a year or 2. Luckily I do not have a huge problem with it thankfully . I switch crops as much as I can and raise mostly soybeans lil corn and lil wheat but maybe with all the roundup we have been spraying for years and its pretty tame i think controlling and spraying in the fall really helps controlling those weeds for the next year. I took over my grandfathers operation doing row crops so I don't know as much as others but my foreman said there is alot of good programs to help control bindweed.
Had some more random pics and didn't want to start a new post. The first is my place I lease out to a local farmer. Last year he did milo this year was sunflower. It was a cloudy day so the flowers look down, but when the suns out it amazing how they follow it.
This is a test plot of a different sudangrass I forget the name. I hate when people tell me a certain seed can out perform mine so I have to try it out. I know it's all a weather game but having great seed helps also.