Posted by steve in wi on September 10, 2009 at 10:20:41 from (216.145.240.18):
Looking for opinions, i have a new hay field this year ,we planted in early may.We harvested the oats,cut when in milk stage and baled.Being the drought we had the new growth isn't real tall or blooming.but the weeds are starting up.We started green chopping a few rounds but being 15 arces don't get alot chopped.Would i be better of spraying next year for the weeds and just let this grow out. or continue to green chop? I would cut the field ,we been having alot of dew in the morning, not much drying time.The field is a mixture of alafafa,orhard,and timithy.I'am in south eastern wi Thanks Not sure what the best option is? Coop wants me to spray of course $ Thanks Steve
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