Grass burrs/sandspurs

Alsupk

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We have a growing problem with grass burrs in our pasture. We have done pre-emergent spraying but it doesn’t seem to knock them back. Any tips/tricks on what and when to spray? We are in Belton, texas. Thanks.
 
I have always heard they are a sign of soil fertility issues. Maybe do a soil sample and get the right fertilizer on there in combo with something like Pastora would work better? I hate those damn things.
 
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Fertilizer is the key. I take a ton of CEU classes on this stuff to keep my applicators license and this subject come up quite a Bit. I have rid myself of them as well with fertilizer
 
I'm just up the road in Cameron. I put out Rezilon in mid January and had great success with it this spring and I planned to cut hay in May and spray it again. We had so much rain and I had issues with my baler guy that I ended up not cutting until August. I was still very happy with the results of Rezilon and will use it again in late January. I think this time I will also use Roundup to kill off winter weeds. And, I will be putting out lime to raise the ph to 6.5 and high nitrogen application.

I hope to put out Pastora in mid March if I see any sandburs popping up, but the Rezilon was pretty effective.
 
I don't know why but my sandburs were nearly non-existent in my bermuda pasture this year.
I did fertilize heavily(600 lbs/acres of 24% Nitrogen).
Thinking about Rezilon based on other recommendations but looking for a source selling quantities appropriate for my small acreage.
 

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