Posted by Tom Barto on May 28, 2012 at 04:28:29 from (67.142.163.24):
I'm new to spraying - bought one in 2010 and last year was the first year using it - its an old 3wheel spra-coupe w 60' booms...
Anyway - last year used glyphos...exclusively and killed everything - but had to spray 4 times - preplant, and then every month thereafter.
But this year the glyphos is not killing some broadleaves - I think horsetail and maybe waterhemp...
I have soybeans and a friend told me to add soybean oil (not crop oil) and AMS to the tank when I spray next (8oz per ac of soybeanoil)...He says that has really made his tough weeds easy to kill.
But I was wondering what do some of you use in your tanks for beans...do any of them have any pre-emerge (residue) qualities to reduce the spray trips?
My preplant spraying was 1.5q/ac of buccaneer plus and then I came back to spot spray the stubborn weeds w 2Q/ac...they are still here and still green (2 weeks)...
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