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nw NC | Here is link to a forum discussion from 2017 that I participated in regarding Wild Garlic control. https://talk.newagtalk.com/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=742588&Display...
I might add that in my fields that I sprayed as described in that discussion, wild garlic control was very, very good. Only a little can be seen growing now 6-1/2 years later. Thoroughly wetting the wild garlic plant is key to getting best chemical control of it.That is why I use 40 gal/acre.
In my continuous no-till corn silage fields wild garlic has nearly been eradicated . I spray 2 qts glyphosate with 1 qt 2-4-D in 40 gal/acre water in late March/early April to burn down winter annuals weeds and grasses some of which are getting tall. I'd rather use more water and be sure to get adequate wetting of all vegetation than have escapes and regrowth of weeds. Some short season corn variety is usually planted about April 20. Rest of the corn is 115 day planted late May until mid June if necessary. The later plantings usually have some summer annual weeds and grasses started by planting date. Another application of some gly and 2-4-D plus my residuals take care of that.
Indiana Wild Garlic control link https://extension.entm.purdue.edu/newsletters/pestandcrop/article/wi...
Edited by WJKEIGER 5/3/2024 20:52
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