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I have better luck with Imox in the spring when everything is short. I have sprayed in September a week after my last mowing but spring for me is always better.

Straight from the manufacturer, no residual with Basagran. Keystone told me 2-3 months with Imox although some here have suggested 1-2 months.

I broadcast cereal rye every year in my clover plots at 150lbs an acre. I get great germination and the benefits are endless.

My experience with spot spraying a hot mix of gly along with AMS will not totally kill sedge. It always comes back in my plots. I have read that sedge specific herbicides will. I have never used Basagran or any other sedge specific herbicides but I will give it a shot in about 4 weeks to see for...

I thought about throwing in some Imox but the residual would not allow me to re seed my plots this fall, however I may add some cleth to the mix to get a better kill on the grasses. I have added cleth to imox in the past as suggested by members on the forum so doing the same with basagran sounds...

Imox had no effect on my yellow nutsedge. I have Basagran on the way which I've been told will do the trick, although it will more than likely require two applications 10-14 days apart. I emailed BASF and I was told no residual concerns with Basagran.

Thanks Grizzzz

This makes sense. Thank you

Gly absolutely will benefit from AMS.

I have read the label for Butyrac 200 and it does not call for anything post emergent on alfalfa when used by itself. There is no recommendations for clover specifically so I follow the recommendations for alfalfa. Keystone states no surfactant or crop oil needed. Am I reading the label correctly?

When I use 2,4-DB I have my agitator running in my tank from the time I dump it in until I'm ready to spray. Otherwise you will see white clots floating around in the mix.

I have well water which is usually pretty hard. I have not had it tested but when I put a little dish soap in a bottle and shake it up there is just a little bit of suds which indicates hard water. I always use AMS with gly. AMS-All includes a NIS but it's hard to find near me. I have been...

I'm just curious what if anything food plotters use. I actually use AMS Xtra to condition my well water when I use cleth, 2,4-db and gly. I was just wondering if anyone mixes anything with 2,4-db to make it more effective or if I am wasting my money adding AMS with 2,4-db.

Is it advisable to add NitroSurf or AMS with 2,4-DB? I know Keystone recommends adding nothing to 2,4-DB however I believe I have read here that some use at least some form of AMS.

I get it. Money will always be a limiting factor in almost everything we do. Good luck with everything.