Thanks ! It could use some rain, no doubt, but it should be fine for a few more weeks. That on the right is the wild pear / kudzu kingdom that I've been at war with for 2 years. I'm thinking about getting it dozed into windrows and keeping it cut till it all dies off.

the pear tree produce ??

The only thing these produce are 4 inch spikes.

10 more dry days forecasted. Corn Cotton and beans should all get picked. Green fields not looking good

Ours at the club are about 6” high already but they are thirsty.

Every year........

What are y'all going to do? Re-plant?

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Hi Goatkiller...welcome back

Yes. Welcome back Sunshine !!

Once you get it up 3-4 inches with a good layer of thatch covering the ground, it'll be fine for a long time. Heavy dews help. Just sprouted plants with no thatch, your in trouble.

If less than 4" diameter Remedy + diesel as a basal bark spray. Larger than that I'd hack and squirt and there are several good options for herbicides.

Most of these are over 4 inches. What kind of herbicide do you suggest for it ?

50% Glyphosate in water or 20% Imazapyr in water or the Harper mix (50/40/10 Garlon 3/water/imazapyr) I’ve used all of these for HNS at one time or another. Triumph is the generic Tordon RTU and runs about $20/quart. It’s my go to for honey locust which
imazapyr is weak on. There are other options and I’m sure 007 or Hunterturf may have better insights.

If you want to kill any unwanted trees on road or field edges go ahead and cut the tree and treat the stump. They going to fall across your road or into the field once dead. Ask me how I know

What's up ladies.... Y'all gonna rent a water truck and hit your plots next week?

There was rain showing on accuweather on the 29th-31st. Its back to 0% now. Next chance at all is 11/12

This one’s still thriving, a few more to plant if it ever decides to rain again

I’d be afraid to have a full plot with no rain though…Shawn that field looks great! I just hope turkeys don’t eat all of mine. I planted first of October but covered over

What variety of turnips are those? They look great.

Good recommendations above..

For those two species, you could foliar spray with 12 oz/A of Method 240SL + 1-2 oz/A of Escort. I will always recommend an MSO for brush. This mix will kill both very well, However, Method will smoke pines, even just taking it up by the roots, so don’t spray that around pines you want to keep. The Escort at that rate can also knock the crap out of oaks through root uptake. BTW, Method is money on locust species.

Method isn’t cheap, but it works great on most legume species and conifers, among many other species.

It’s chicory, forage turnips and daikon radishes