Hay Dude
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OK, I thought you were talking a field of baby saplings. You are talking “suckers”.Thanks for the help. I think the main problem is that when the where mulched up the stumps where taken down to ground level and wherever there was a stump I get stands of sapling trees. I could try pulling them but would have to pull the stumps which is out of the question. I might try spot treating with some brush killer after I have cut them off and see if that decreases them. I'm just looking to make it usable pasture land. The land for many years will never be good for hay production. Just wanting to use it as another place to put cows to give my other pastures a rest.
Grind out the stumps with a stump grinder.
I’m real familiar with controlling Bradford/Callery Pear & Sweet Gum infestations. Here’s 40 acres of it I mowed last fall. Going to mow it again soon as ground freezes.
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