Posted by charlie n on August 10, 2016 at 08:40:02 from (68.187.253.70):
In Reply to: johnson grass posted by ih10020 on August 09, 2016 at 18:05:43:
The Johnson grass problem was brought to you by the same type of people that thought kudzu was a good thing. And not to forget K31 fescue. Now we're paying for their bone headed mistake.
My family raised sod for several years. If the state inspector found Johnson Grass he had the power to condemn the farm.My dad made sure we never had a problem. We never loaned tillage tools or let anybody work our ground with there equipment. The ryzones transferred on a disk could be a bad thing.
The best way to control it is watch your areas that have it. When it's around a foot tall contact someone with a weed roller applicator. There are several in your area. For spot spraying an ounce of Round Up to the gallon knocks the he!! out of it.
To show how popular it was, Google Brillion SS seeder settings. There's one for Johnson Grass.
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