In this area 2,4-DB was widely used years ago. It's predominant use was for morning glory vines. It will look like you killed the beans but in a couple weeks they will grow out of it. One fertilizer dealer used to tell his customers in this area "if you use it go fishing for two weeks and don't even look at the field". It is a cheap product but the "touchiness" factor is a risk. There are newer products that will do what you want to do and while they are more expensive to buy in the long run they are actually cheaper to use to do much better crop saftey. It doesn't hurt as much to ding a bean like it does corn (in fact it often helps them joint closer) but 2,4-DB is so touchy I would think twice on using it unless you have non-GMO beans and have morning glories. Then it is the product of choice, burn and all. Mike
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