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Eastern Ontario | A few days ago I posted about spraying a conventional soybean field with glyphosate after it has been planted. Well, the rains kept coming and the beans are poking through the ground. I have attached some pictures. My question is, is it too late to spray them at this stage if I get in there tomorrow or the day after. Weather is cold at the moment,so beans don't grow much. If I don't get them sprayed, my only option is to cultivate as any post applied chemicals will not kill weeds that are this big ( mostly Ragweed and Spreading Atriplex ).
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To spray or not to spray that is the question
