Recent content by RGrizzzz

Definitely need lime. Clemson has a handy calculator. https://precisionag.sites.clemson.edu/Calculators/Fertility/LimeRec/ For a target pH of 6.5 @5" depth/tillage, assuming 100% calcium carbonate equivalent (CCE) 725 lbs/acre for the horse field 880 for the back field To be safe, I'd go...

Never used it either. It says it lasts up to 6 months and you may need to reapply. I have some grafted chestnuts in my yard that send off a lot of suckers, so I might get a bottle in the spring.

Much cheaper elsewhere. https://www.walmart.com/ip/Bonide-Products-276-8-oz-Ready-To-Use-Sucker-Punch-Brush-Top/1299341543

Be careful leaving too many stump sprouts. If it's below the graft, it could cause graft failure. Probably unlikely, but still possible.

Thanks! Got your email too.

Sedgehammer didn't harm my clover when I spot sprayed. It's not cheap though.

Can I put the home G on 9.2 and leave the L remotes on an earlier version?

Link says it's for PESTicide and fertilizers. (Not herbicide)

I just grabbed two 20 gallon gator bags from my brother today. They're common in PA when there are new landscape tree plantings. It's been dry here for a bit and I want to keep some water on my two Bluehill apples.

How did you taste it? Salad?

With a saw, unless you have beaver teeth. 😉

Probably have to pay property taxes on that sucker!

The folks we consulted with (NRCS, state foresters,.herbicide applicator) all suggested that SFM will help keep less desirable species from regenerating for a bit so the more desirable hardwood species would get a good start. We had a lot of fern to deal with, and got it sprayed fourth of July...

@JoshAnderson, where are you located? What water are you using in your spray mix? Hard water can create issues for herbicide, and is one reason you may need to add AMS to your spray mix. Always add AMS to water BEFORE you add the herbicide.

What were you trying to control or accomplish with the SFM75? You may have chosen the right product, but just planted too soon.