How To Remove Cockleburs From Yard

iseedit

Posted 6/17/2011 21:47 (#1823256) Subject: Cockle Bur - what kills them easiest?

central - east central Minnesota -

Picked upwards a 40 that is infested with cockle bur effectually fences, lanes, pasture, old barn yard and tree edges. Billions of them - this is going to exist a ATV sprayer deal. What'south the best herbicide/combination to apply to impale them? Please Keep Cost in mind, with your stance.
TIA

Gambler

Posted 6/17/2011 21:fifty (#1823263 - in respond to #1823256) Subject: RE: Cockle Bur - what kills them easiest?

low rate of roundup kills them like shooting fish in a barrel its merely that they sally all summer long step on a burr and it will showtime to grow povertypoint

Posted vi/17/2011 21:58 (#1823276 - in answer to #1823263) Bailiwick: RE: Cockle Bur - what kills them easiest?

SE SD

Tordon and a niggling stinger, and next year,and side by side year, and next year, and adjacent year
those suckers will go on comeing back from the burrs that have deposited over time.
We have pulled the dead ones and burned them, Seems to help.
They should named them Cock-o-roach burrs msb

Posted 6/17/2011 22:31 (#1823335 - in reply to #1823256) Subject: Re: Cockle Bur - what kills them easiest?

Lapel, In

Got an old tin of Dynap setting around? Crunch up the salted out product and agitate information technology similar crazy. Its death on burrs. 560farms

Posted 6/17/2011 22:38 (#1823352 - in reply to #1823256) Subject: Re: Cockle Bur - what kills them easiest?

western mn

My grampa would say put the gloves on... Id say strong roundup... That reminds me of grampas quote.. Some people would walk a mile for a camel... Id walk a mile for a cockelbur... Have fun... bmcpherson

Posted 6/17/2011 22:52 (#1823382 - in respond to #1823256) Subject field: Re: Crinkle Bur - what kills them easiest?

What are those? LOL, that is 1 weed since roundup cotton wool came around that we do not see anymore. It is only near extinct here. So I would say striking frequently with roundup and you should be fine. Grass and cockleburs are about the only weed left roundup will go. Illini Fan

Posted 6/17/2011 22:57 (#1823394 - in reply to #1823335) Subject: Re: Cockle Bur - what kills them easiest?

Greene County, Illinois

If y'all had an former can of Dyanap around, that's all you would accept-----the tin.  It would take long eat out the lesser of that thin metal can and leached out into your shed.   :)

Earthworm

Posted 6/17/2011 23:06 (#1823412 - in respond to #1823382) Discipline: Re: Crinkle Bur - what kills them easiest?

Archer Iowa

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Posted six/17/2011 23:09 (#1823418 - in reply to #1823256) Discipline: RE: Cockle Bur - what kills them easiest?

Parsons Kansas

2 4 D will killem dead and practise it pretty cheap. Darren FarmFello1982

Posted 6/17/2011 23:14 (#1823430 - in respond to #1823263) Field of study: RE: Cockle Bur - what kills them easiest?,,, CLASSIC,,,,,,,,

. When in dubiousness go the Classic OUT...... paul the original

Posted 6/17/2011 23:31 (#1823469 - in reply to #1823256) Subject: RE: Cockle Bur - what kills them easiest?

southern MN

I got a twoscore iv years ago, wow are at that place burrs in that soil. Been spraying 2x a yr and they still come upwardly like pilus on a dog. Dad kept his fields clear of the things, so a whole new world to encounter all that.

Don't think Roundup is for you in your needs, it will make bare earth & then you _really_ accept a bumper ingather of them in two months.

24D, Banvel, and other such broadleaf killers work well and save your grass, then it shades out new sprouts.

--->Paul

gil

Posted 6/17/2011 23:57 (#1823518 - in reply to #1823469) Field of study: RE: Cockle Bur - what kills them easiest?

+1 on ii,four-D vhaby

Posted half-dozen/18/2011 00:xviii (#1823542 - in reply to #1823518) Discipline: Re: Cockle Bur - what kills them easiest?

Whatever herbicides mentioned then far will only command what plants currently are emerged. Roundup and ii, four-D take no soil residue to kill germinating seedlings. If this field volition non be used for clover or alfalfa in the next year or so, endeavour Grazon P+D. This product contains Picloram and
2, 4-D. The Picloram has some residue effect in the soil to assistance prevent successful emergence of broadleaf weed seedlings. tomosakis

Posted 6/18/2011 10:36 (#1823928 - in reply to #1823256) Subject: RE: Cockle Bur - what kills them easiest?

Osakis, MN

What ingather is growing currently?   That might eliminate iii/four of the replies.  I have some cocklebur and they similar to showtime a fresh crop about a day or 2 after you killed the offset flush.

iseedit

Posted half-dozen/18/2011 11:09 (#1823978 - in reply to #1823928) Subject: RE: Cockle Bur - what kills them easiest?

central - east central Minnesota -

tomosakis - 6/eighteen/2011 09:36

What crop is growing currently?   That might eliminate iii/4 of the replies.  I have some cocklebur and they similar to showtime a fresh crop about a 24-hour interval or ii after you killed the first flush.

The bur's aren't previlent in the growing corn . . . . I need to get them under control on the rest of the farmstead (contend lines, pasture, barn yard, around barns ect). TNAgronomist

Posted 6/18/2011 12:36 (#1824086 - in reply to #1823256) Subject: RE: Cockle Bur - what kills them easiest?

W TN

Roundup will do the chore just fine. The trouble with Cockle Burr is that the seed pod has 2 seeds in information technology, one will germinate in days, the other can sit down effectually for 20 years without germinating and and so decide to germinate. WJKEIGER

Posted six/xviii/2011 17:xvi (#1824364 - in reply to #1823256) Subject: RE: Cockle Bur - what kills them easiest?

nw NC

Sickle bar mower works well. shoop

Posted 6/18/2011 20:04 (#1824545 - in reply to #1823256) Subject field: RE: Crinkle Bur - what kills them easiest?

M

if you want residul the onetime banvel or clarity . 2-4d is cheap and volition impale whats upward but NE Ridger

Posted vi/26/2017 22:25 (#6091777 - in reply to #1823978) Subject area: RE: Cockle Bur - what kills them easiest?

EC Nebraska

iseedit - 6/18/2011 11:09

tomosakis - 6/18/2011 09:36

What ingather is growing currently?   That might eliminate 3/4 of the replies.  I have some cocklebur and they like to start a fresh crop nearly a twenty-four hours or two after you lot killed the offset affluent.

The bur's aren't previlent in the growing corn . . . . I demand to get them under control on the residuum of the farmstead (fence lines, pasture, befouled yard, around barns ect).

I'd spray Hornet, only if it's permanent grass areas the Tordon mentioned earlier volition accept a longer residual.

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