[AT] Canola

[charles bridges]

This is probably a dumb question to most of you guys, but what is "flame
weeds mean".  Is it spraying some kind of selective herbicide or what?
Charles
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Grant Brians" <gbrians at hollinet.com>
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Sent: Thursday, September 01, 2005 9:46 PM
Subject: Re: [AT] Canola


> I had a definite reaction to the statement Cecil makes about frost killing
> the weeds! What weeds does frost kill???? Not many here in Coastal
> California, thats for sure! I am getting ready to flame weeds after
planting
> the last planting of squash and beans over the past weekend and I am
> crossing my fingers that we get a warm and long fall....
>         Grant Brians
>         Hollister, California
>
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> >I had to pay $1/lb for this seed, and got it from Kansas.  The supplier's
> > wife was ciming to OK to visit her daughter, so she brought 2 sacks with
> > her.  I
> > just stopped for lunch and it looks like my old drill is putting down
more
> > like 10 lbs per acre than 6..  I have worked on the acre counter more
this
> > morning than I have been on the tractor.  Oh Well, what isn't in canola
is
> > going
> > into triticale.  Hope to get some pasture.  I am drilling it into the
> > marshall
> > ryegrass that is up up about 2 inches but thin..   If I run across the
> > field to
> > clean it up, It will cost another $150 plus I will be behind about 3
weeks
> > on
> > pasture...   It seems to be working nice, hope the frost will get the
> > weeds...
> >
> > Cecil in OKla
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