Imox Herbicide PSA

[DCD77]

Just wanted to let everyone know about Imox if you don’t already. Imox can be sprayed on clover, alfalfa and chicory for broadleaf weeds and grass. I sprayed my clover plots a week and a half ago and it works. Nothing but clover left. It has to be sprayed in the spring while weeds are young. It’s a generic Raptor. A whole lot cheaper.

 

[bag12day]

Thanks for the heads up. I have been looking for something for my crimson clover plots and this looks like the ticket. I may be a bit too late to get the weeds now what do you think? I ordered a quart from keystone just to have on hand.

 

[DCD77]

I would give it a try. Most of my weeds in untreated areas are still green and growing. For as little Imox as you have to use, it’s worth a shot

 

[para4514]

Thanks for the heads up. I have been looking for something for my crimson clover plots and this looks like the ticket. I may be a bit too late to get the weeds now what do you think? I ordered a quart from keystone just to have on hand.

Not sure how much benefit you will get applying weed control over crimson at this point in the year. It should be going dormant before long anyway. Most of mine shot up ahead of the weeds and is currently blooming. You might want to consider allowing the warm season weeds to come on up providing turkey brooding cover as well as a fallow cover and food source for deer and rabbits.

 

[red neck richie]

So you think putting poison on the ground is a good idea? And we cant figure out the rise in cancer! God gave us all we need to survive man made chemicals are not needed. http://cru66.cahe.wsu.edu/~picol/pdf/WA/67617.pdf

 

[para4514]

Go figure, "progress". I would venture to guess that our lifestyles today put us in contact with hundreds if not thousands of man made chemicals each day. This is not even counting "natural" things that humans have genetically engineered "to better fit our needs". Plastics in our coffee makers, foams in our furniture, various compounds in our electronics, synthetic medications we are pretty much bombarded with man made chemicals. God has surly blessed us with all we need to "survive", but who among us just wants to survive in this day and age. I agree with you completely that is it not the best idea to use herbicides. In fact, my two latest posts promoted decreased use of herbicides. But, I am not sure that blaming herbicide use for the rise in cancer is a fair proclamation when we are surrounded my man made chemical 24/7.