To me, the 24d is harder on beans than liberty or roundup. You can tell right away after you spray enlist, the beans wilt. If it were me, I would spray a quart of roundup, a quart of liberty, and 3 #'s of ams per acre. I wouldn't let the weeds go. A lot of years we have sprayed either liberty or roundup on field edges from late pressure and never noticed any yield difference.
Grass & cockleburs…. Gly is the best thing you could spray for those 2!!! Heavy gly alone would probably be just fine.
For post emergence I know a lot of farmers use Volunteer. It is clethodim and kills "volunteer" corn that comes up from prior year along with any grasses. Needs a crop oil. Also a lot of guys will plant round up ready soybeans, so just spray round up after 21 days or so. The longer you wait, the more the weeds overtake and shade out your soybeans.
I am a full time farmer so this program might not be feasible for food plots on a smaller scale. We plant enlist traited beans. A couple of days before planting we spray our preemerge. Our preemerge we spray 5 oz of sonic, a quart of power max 3(roundup), and 12 to 16 ounces of lv6 plus an adjuvant/water conditioner. Plant straight into that. Somewhere around 21 to 30 days later we spray our post. Our post was a quart of enlist 40 ounces of liberty 3#s of dry ams, 48 ounces of warrant and 10 ounces of clethodim. This program was lights out.
What’s your application per gallon of water?
We spray 20 GPA on most everything. Good coverage is especially important with liberty.
Corn not beans. Def 2 on beans. A billion combinations available on beans.
I don't know for sure, but I would think the rye would grow fine as long as the warrant was sprayed early enough in the year. Label says 30 days of control, but couldn't find any plant back intervals when I skimmed the label. If you spayed your post at the end of June to very beginning of July and seeded rye late August, I would think your residual would be toast by then.
