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I did 2 pints per acre with Basagran with 26oz of crop oil. I hit it again about 10 days later with the same mix. I had great results. I have had no luck at all with imox and sedge. The basagran took care of it this year and hopefully next as well. We will see this spring.

That's why I was clear who my source was and I was careful to add my disclaimer. However I have sprayed with positive results based on this information provided by Keystone and BASF.

I have added Basagran to my fall mix (cleth and 2,4 db) for smartweed and sedge. No residual with Basagran according to BASF rep.

Keystone told me 3 month residual for Imox. I was told by the same source that 2,4 db and cleth residual is 2-3 weeks. Assuming this info is correct then this may be a better option for you. I have followed these guidelines without any issues. Follow/adopt at your own risk.

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This might be another good option. https://ubco.com/

Winke had the Xidar on one of his videos. https://www.goxidar.com/

I used T-111 5/8 in my basement. I used rough sawn cedar for all my trim to provide a little contrast. T-111 will "shed"sawdust so I used a palm sander to knock down the grain a little and then sealed it all up with a water based poly.

I agree perma columns are a must and keep your wood away from the dirt. I have a friend who ran in floor heating for the future. Once he finally got around to finishing that I was amazed at how cheap his system is and how comfortable his shop is in the winter. The meat of his system is a...

I completely understand. I had made my mind up to spray twice but after the hit the sedge took after the first spray I almost passed on the follow up spray. I'm sure glad I didn't now. I've been dealing with sedge for over 20 years in my plots. I finally decided to get serious and be done with...

I thought mine was dead too. About 90% of the plant was burned pretty good but it was still a little green near the base. I thought about just doing one app but I was advised to hit it again or it would bounce back next year. It was barely hanging on until I hit it again. Now it's completely...

Basagran needs a follow up 10-14 days after first spray to take out nutsedge.

Mine looked the same as yours until I hit it again. 10-14 days apart from your first spray and you should see a big difference.

I like it low 70's at the most. We have been a little above that here in Central IL.

Did you hit again with another 2 pints per acre?