Roundup ready?

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  1. Fix

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    So, I ended up getting roundup ready soybeans planted this year. How big does everyone think they have to be to get sprayed. I have heard 3 inches all the way up to 8 inches. They share acreage with what will be my brassica' s so I'm eager to do my final spray and disc up the remaining area so I can plant.
    What's everyone's opinion.
     
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    Bean height or weed height?

    Weeds - get them before 4" if at all possible.

    Beans - through R2 (flowering)

    Up to 44oz an application.

    ^ For Roundup. Some generics may be more for application rate but nothing else changes.
     
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    Well...didnt matter. I appreciate the advice but I killed the entire field today and in 10-14 days I'm prepping for my turnip and radishes. I missed my window and planted late...wont do that again.
    I hate pissing money away .
     
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    ?????
     
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    I'm confused like Covey...........were they RR soybeans and they died?
     
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    They were RR but right after I planted we went a month with no rain and what few beans came up the deer ate. So out of necessity I killed the field and will be going to brassicas
     
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    That blows man, had the same thing happen a couple of years ago. On the bright side at least your field is prepped for the next planting.
     
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    That is the only consolation. We never go this long with out rain up here. There was a lightning and thunder storm last night and I was pumped....wake up this morning and the kids chalk pics on the driveway still loom perfect so guess the streak continues
     
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    And down here in Oklahoma we currently have rain.. which makes for some wicked nasty humidity this time of year.
     
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    It's been terrible here. The crops look like crap, the ponds and creeks are drying up and the grass has been brown for 2 months already. I suppose I lucked out because I didn't get anything planted in my plot this spring(typically soybeans). So, I'm working on prepping the plot for a fall planting. hoping for some rain though. This is the worst I can remember it ever being here.
     
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    I'll be checking my plots and postings pics Thursday. We are getting prime growing conditions now.... Lots of sun and rain mix.
     
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