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OT: Weedy Milo
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Posted by GWT on July 19, 2005 at 10:34:46 from (198.178.8.81):
OK Guys. I had an idea. Tell me how far off base I am.
There is a Milo field on my way to work that has become very contaminated with tall grass with seed heads on it.
Would it be worth 2 passes to cut the seed heads off of the weeds. (They are pretty much higher than the Milo.) Then go back over it to get the crop with just more chaff?
Would doing that eventually remove the weed seeds enough to reduce them?
Just big ideas from a newbe. I'd bet there's someone out there that's done this a couple of times.
Thanks in advance.
GT
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