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Topic: Discussion Board - Wick johnson grass
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Hunter Choplin

01-25-2005 10:20:14
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Have a field that Johnson grass has just about taken over. What can I do to kill this stuff. Have thought about a wick applicator but can"t find any pictures and I"ve never seen one used. thanks!

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Remus

01-27-2005 18:31:32
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Re: Wick johnson grass in reply to Hunter Choplin, 01-25-2005 10:20:14  
Do a search on this board. Someone said to put hogs in the field with Johnson grass and the hogs would root out the rhizomes and eat them.

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jc

01-27-2005 14:22:28
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Re: Wick johnson grass in reply to Hunter Choplin, 01-25-2005 10:20:14  
Agri-Mart
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keh

01-26-2005 17:33:00
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Re: Wick johnson grass in reply to Hunter Choplin, 01-25-2005 10:20:14  
From personal experience, I can say that grazing Johnson Grass from frost to frost will kill most of it. Graze it for 5 years and all is supposed to be gone. The only problem, IMO, is seed that stays dormant in the ground.
Johnson Grass comes from rihozmes (sp?), or roots in the ground which causes the most problems. Grazing keeps the roots from storing up strength for the nezt year. It also comes from seed which it produces in quantity. Cows love to graze Johnson Grass and will hunt it out.
Mowing it once a week will get rid of it too. You dont see Johnson grass in a half way well kept lawn. It also will make 2 cuttings of good hay in a season(in SC) but this wont kill it, just encourage it. Good luck.
KEH

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RickL

01-26-2005 06:02:44
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Re: Wick johnson grass in reply to Hunter Choplin, 01-25-2005 10:20:14  
I have a very nice wick applicator unit need to sell. It is the fancy unit with own tank etc.15ft wide always was shedded,hardly used.

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cowdude

01-27-2005 16:14:04
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Re: Wick johnson grass in reply to RickL, 01-26-2005 06:02:44  
Email me with the details on the wick applicator or just send your phone number and I will call you. Thanks,Sam

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RickL

01-27-2005 18:39:13
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Re: Wick johnson grass in reply to cowdude, 01-27-2005 16:14:04  
still have it to sell was not used much,it is sitting outside as needed shed space as of few months ago. Rick 319-257-6764

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Re: Wick johnson grass in reply to RickL, 01-27-2005 18:39:13  
still have unit need to get rid of was low use unit. 319-257-6764

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fogggg

01-25-2005 20:58:57
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Re: Wick johnson grass in reply to Hunter Choplin, 01-25-2005 10:20:14  
Some say cattle grazing will eventually kill it-I cannot verify it though.

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1945 A

01-26-2005 06:41:17
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Re: Wick johnson grass in reply to fogggg, 01-25-2005 20:58:57  
I"ve heard my brother-in-law (who has the farming experience) say many times that the best way to kill Johnson grass was to over graze it...

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