Atrazine accidentally applied to food plot

[LoessHillsArcher]

The fella spraying our crop fields accidentally hit one of our neary by food plots with atrazine and 32% liquid nitrogen. We had intended on putting beans in the plot this year and then we'd have 2 options come late summer/early fall. A) leave the beans stand and broadcast rye/radishes into them or B) disc the beans in and plant Dbltree's rye combo mix.

But what is the best way to elliminate the effects of the atrazine on the plot so we can plant the beans this spring yet? Multiple discings move it down into the soil enough you guys think?

 

[gunrunr]

Doubtful you'll have luck plantng beans, atrazine sticks in the soil pretty good.

 

[nannyslayer]

Find out what kind of rate he is running, and then you can go from there. If he was running over a lb per acre, beans won't make it. If he was under that, you can probably squeak through.