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  1. 07-22-2022, 08:54 PM #1
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    Default Aeschynomene and Alyce clover weed control.

    I thought the food plot book I own contained the chemical and rate but it does not. Is anyone familiar with this? I am 99% sure clethodim and 24-db could be used but unsure of the rate. Thanks In advance. I have mostly grass weeds with a few broadleafs.
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    I use a pint to the acre of clethodim and 2 quarts to the acre of butyrac on durana….I would think it’d be the same….but I could be wrong.


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    I use a pint per acre but no butyrac because I have chicory. It might be kind of hot to spray right now.
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    Butyrac or 24DB for Broadleaf weeds
    Fusillade or Clethodim for Grasses
    Be sure to use a good NIS
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    Quote Originally Posted by bigtimeduckhunter View Post
    Butyrac or 24DB for Broadleaf weeds
    Fusillade or Clethodim for Grasses
    Be sure to use a good NIS
    No surfactant with Butyrac. I’m pretty sure


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    we always planted it without anything else so we could spray with poast for the grasses and mow at medium height for the broadleaf

    good luck. the deer love it
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    Quote Originally Posted by GBelly View Post
    we always planted it without anything else so we could spray with poast for the grasses and mow at medium height for the broadleaf

    good luck. the deer love it
    I think moving forward I won't plant the chicory. I'm not sure they really eat it.
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