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Burning does not get rid of stumps or kill stumps. The herbicide kills the stumps so they can rot. It depends on species and size how long they take to rot. Most hardwoods and pine will be rotten enough to run over with a rotary mower or push apart with a FEL in two, three, four years. The...

Brute, you would have to dodge around them the same way they're dodged around with a tree planter. If you do it before it gets overly greened up the stumps will be easy to spot if you got a good burn on it.

You need to have a helicopter do a reforestation site prep spray over it, wait 60 days after spraying and burn it off. Best time to spray it is late August or September. Likely the spray will be chopper gen2, Garlon4 or Garlon XRT, and mso crop oil. It will kill it all. I have this done every...

I sure wouldn't plant any common in it. Common is what they grow on golf courses because it doesn't grow tall which makes it very easy to maintain for the purposes of playing golf. How are you going to cut and rake that? You won't. I had some in my coastal hayfield, don't know where it came...

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You need a new truck.

Yes, set full or near full, whatever it takes, down pressure on the disc springs and it'll work if you're sowing in sod. Works with the old John Deere drill I use anyway, Depending on conditions, you might benefit from running over the ground lightly with a disc harrow prior to drilling.

Drilling is best by far over scratching, spreading, dragging, etc. Oftentimes seed will be planted too deep or sanded in too deep after scratching or discing. Seed distribution is also far superior with a drill. A standard drill will work just about as good as a no till if you wait until...

Bermuda is ranked as the 2nd worst weed in the world with yellow nutsedge being #1.

Build a mote app. 2 ft diameter around it that will hold water and pour a 5 gallon bucket of water into it once a week during dry times OR if you don't want to make a mote, drill a small hole in the side near the bottom of a 5 gallon bucket and set it filled with water beside the tree once a...

That's a ridiculous amount of sweet gums, the field must be surrounded by them. Same thing here. Your weeds look just like the ones here also, dominated by dog fennels. You got there just in time looks like, before the dog fennels blossomed out. After they blossomed out you'd need a respirator...

I've said this before, rye is not at all the same thing as ryegrass.

Nutgrass is wilted.

Put 2 bags to the acre.

If they're that big, use Remedy (a.i. triclopyr). Do not use Remedy on smaller trees because it will travel (volatilize). First you will need to cut any vines that are climbing up the trees beyond the point at which you will be spraying.

Highly variable depending on location. Transportation cost is the key determinant.

Looks less like crabgrass than brown top millet. Let some go to seed and repost photo.

Amaranth genus, dozens of species. Commonly called pigweed or careless weed if it's the thorny variety. There's one called palmer amaranth that's roundup resistant and is the reason 2-4D and dicamba proof cotton and soybeans were developed. Remedy will knock it out, as will 2-4D and dicamba...

My dad used to have me pulling coffee weeds out of his peanut fields in the summers 40 years ago when I was still in school. They'll grow rather large and besides stealing water and nutrients from the peanuts, cause problems for the machinery used during the harvesting of the peanut crop. Like...

Coffee weed seed will last for years and years in the soil waiting for the right conditions to germinate. They're hard as a rock and nothing eats them. Just about anywhere you disturb the soil around here, coffee weeds will appear even though you've never seen them there before. I planted some...