Smokeydog
Elite Member
Have a field bordered by railroad track with kudzu. Encroachment always a problem. Cutting two or three times a year for hay helped keep it controlled. Cows liked it but hard to dry evenly with mixture of leaf and vine. After we stopped hay making, bush hogging helped. It does not like getting cut back and grass can crowd it out if you keep it mowed. I have used the FEL grapple to skim and gather the vines. 2-4D kills it and not grass. Didn’t have much luck cultivating control with spring tooth plows or field tiller. Running livestock on it will control or eliminate it.
Had a few wind up problems with vines on truck drive shaft, rotary mower pto shaft and spindles. Seconds and you have a round bale of green tough vines to cut off. Hate to see a flail rotor wad.
Had a few wind up problems with vines on truck drive shaft, rotary mower pto shaft and spindles. Seconds and you have a round bale of green tough vines to cut off. Hate to see a flail rotor wad.