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<blockquote data-quote="msscamp" data-source="post: 680422" data-attributes="member: 539"><p>You might not need to do either - foxtail has a specific growth pattern, is easily controlled with round-up, and doesn't have to affect the other grasses growing. I'm not familiar with curly dock, so I can't comment on that. Canadian Thistle can be controlled by 2-4D combined with Banvile. Neither one will kill out your grasses, and can be applied with a sprayer on the back of a 4-wheeler. Most other thistle can be controlled by simply cutting them off at the root with a shovel prior to blooming. Yes, it is a little labor intensive but, depending on your infestation level, could be doable. I would also be very mindfull of who I bought hay from, as that is a major source of bringing everything your battling onto a place.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="msscamp, post: 680422, member: 539"] You might not need to do either - foxtail has a specific growth pattern, is easily controlled with round-up, and doesn't have to affect the other grasses growing. I'm not familiar with curly dock, so I can't comment on that. Canadian Thistle can be controlled by 2-4D combined with Banvile. Neither one will kill out your grasses, and can be applied with a sprayer on the back of a 4-wheeler. Most other thistle can be controlled by simply cutting them off at the root with a shovel prior to blooming. Yes, it is a little labor intensive but, depending on your infestation level, could be doable. I would also be very mindfull of who I bought hay from, as that is a major source of bringing everything your battling onto a place. [/QUOTE]
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