Recent content by Uk0724

Drives me nuts. I wished they’d add a section for non human consumption.

That looks like a good stand. How are the ears producing? What drive setting and box setting did you use?

I planted two acres in 2021 and I’m still getting volunteer millet in 2025. I hate the stuff…

It is a Landpride 2572 3pt. I’m not as aggravated by missing the center as much as I am throwing dirt and making a long mound on both sides to pass. Makes for a bumpy field. I’m not sure of the right setup. It’s used mostly for pre tillage after burn down and before a tiller. I’m about...

Ive never heard of that. Looked it up. Good option. Thanks!

+1 for the tractor mounted IMO. Most skid steers are heavy and the compaction behind the tillage would be enough to deter me.

What is the tallest growing millet? I’m considering replacing my flooded corn duck hole with millet next year just as a rotational change to help control broadleafs particularly cocklebur. I have a section that is nearly chest high ( you can use chest waders but you need to keep them tight...

It would depend on your spray calibration. At 15 oz, it would be 1.5 oz per gallon and at 29 it would be 2.9 oz per gallon for my sprayer.

What would cause a disk to throw dirt to the outside and cause a high spot? Also, my front blades are not disking about 3 inches down the center but I do not see an adjustment for them.

Yes, Ph 6.4. Ag retailer came in and fertilized accordingly in April.

I have a waterfowl plot that I flood corn. Last year was the first year I had cocklebur and boy did it come on strong. This year I got my pesticide license and put down atrazine, dual and spartan pre-plant on roundup corn. I used the pre plant labeled rates and planted April 18th. Corn grew...

Sorry I was referring to Bill’s post back in May. He may have posted the results on another thread.

Thanks everyone. I think this is the route I will go.

Any update on how the corn turned out?

I think I’m going to try to do the cereal rye with clover at a higher rate drilled in the fall. The adjust by frost seeding in the spring based on what the clover did over the winter. My area is soybeans and corn. Farm is rotated between corn and soybeans. I’m looking for a clover patch I...