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No, atrazine pre-emerge 2-4D post-emerge Dual II Magnum if seed is Concep treated If anyone is aware of something else please share

April 7th, 2014 Scott sent a note and pics.... These are plots we planted in north central MO... Note the grazed winter rye and the clover seedlings All other crops are long gone and then ........ so are the deer We can't manage for big deer if we force to travel to someone...

Wait until late May when broadleaves like golden rod are growing well before applying 2-4D. We use gly and SFM-75 ( Oust XP) in mid April when cool season grasses are greening up but native warm season grasses have not yet started growing. That combination will clean up established NWSG in 1...

Just skip the gly and you'll be fine

Mid April, crimson is a little more cold tolerant then berseem. Both crimson and berseem are summer annuals, we use them as a cover crop planted with oats to follow the spent brassicas. Deer love them and they put down roughly 100#'s nitrogen per acre, more then enough for the crop of rye...

yes it's not freeze tolerant

It should be fine as is now without knowing what species were planted I can't recommend any herbicides.

Spraying clover A friend of mine sent a picture of his southern Alabama white clover Sure looks a lot different then ours and northern plots are likely covered with snow, so use common sense regarding when to spray ;) We use the following mix in late May to early June here in SE Iowa...

At this point I would no-till drill Bob

That's always a little tricky, should be fine but we store in a cool dark place until temps moderate

Plant asap :)

Yes do not use Oust anywhere you don't things to grow! It's safe only on oaks, cedars and established NWSG

Herbicides The following is the herbicide mix that we use to get season long weed control in tree plantings, if applied over the top, do it before budbreak. If you are getting season long control with a different mix, please share

Any kind of stone or limestone roughly 1" in site will work well, wood type much invites mice and other rodents ;)

If you look in the acorn to oak thread there lots of pictures of starting acorns in Rootmakers and most are planted roughly an 1" deep. Squirrels bury them at various depths so they will do just fine at 1" Germination time can vary widely, I've seen anything from a few days to 3 weeks ;)

Love it! Keep us posted! I think they should do fine but tube oaks if you can ;)

I agree wait at least 3 years

Best to soil test but 200# of 6-24-24 won't hurt

A January thaw is ideal ;)

I've some 1000' barriers that worked real but perhaps John will give us feed back this fall with pros/cons of his edge feathering barrier ;)