ishiboo
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Planted some clover, as well as a forage mix... What is the tall plant above the clover? I sure have a lot of it.
What do I have here?
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Ed of all trades
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Looks like ragweed to me.
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Rotated the picture...
Sorry, the photo looked fine on my phone... on the computer the rotation not only sucks but it's blurry!
Ragweed makes sense, I have mature ragweed for sure mixed in... I am SHOCKED how much of it there is though. It looks like I could have planted it. Spent a lot of $$ on seed this year, will have to see if mowing puts me into good shape or what.
Ragweed makes sense, I have mature ragweed for sure mixed in... I am SHOCKED how much of it there is though. It looks like I could have planted it. Spent a lot of $$ on seed this year, will have to see if mowing puts me into good shape or what.
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It was probably in there before you planted. If you disturb the soil (till, drag, etc...) its enough to get the dormant seeds to sprout.
Ed of all trades
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We planted soybeans onetime, about 40 years ago and had a better stand of jimson weed than soybeans. The land had been in pasture for a long time before that. My dad talked about logging a piece of land and clearing it. They worked the land to plant corn and before they planted they saw that it had a good stand of cover so they left it and cut it for hay. Some seeds last a long time. Ed
k0ua
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Still looks like ragweed.... A-CHOO!... snot ....sneeze... wheeze... Hate that stuff.
