Schlegel Farms, Hagerstown Indiana | A little background:
I finished spraying corn with Roundup and Laudis on all but the last twenty acres, which I used Roundup alone (I've had trouble getting Laudis cleaned out of the sprayer).
Filled the sprayer with clean water and flushed about 250 gallons through the booms then dumped the rest.
Filled it again and added ammonia and laundry detergent...flushed some through the booms and let it sit overnight and then ran 250 gallons through booms and dumped the rest.
Filled the sprayer, again, with clean water and flushed about 250 gallons through the booms then dumped the rest.
I then started spraying beans, and have bean burn at both ends of each boom section (three sections).....but then the beans clean up and look fine.
If it was only the first load I'd assume that something was still left from the corn, but that is not the case, it's every new load I mixed up for beans. I'd burn the end rows on each section for about 50-60 feet then it would gradually go away.
Something "HOT" is going to the end of the booms when I start a new load.
The bean recipe was:
Class act NG.........24oz/acre
Warrant.................32 oz/acre
Interlock...............4 oz/acre
Roundup PM..........32 oz/acre
What is going on here?
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What is Causing This?
