Posted by formerly ny bill on August 26, 2011 at 07:08:18 from (67.255.56.33):
In Reply to: taking back some ground posted by farmer in the (WI) dells on August 26, 2011 at 06:11:48:
i'd pull the trees. remember if you have 15' trees and a 12' chain, you will be wearing the tree when it comes over. i like to cut them 2' off the ground and then pull the stumps after. a 65 hp tractor shouldn't have any trouble with what you described. as far as spray, if there is quackgrass and you are wanting to seed it down, the best way to kill the quack is some variant of roundup, regular or generic. the other weeds should be controlled by tillage and the frequent cutting with a hay crop. regardless, i would plow it this fall and let it set over the winter so it would work down smoother in the spring. (assuming that it won't all wash away over the winter if it is plowed).
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