I had never seen poison Hemlock until 2018. I was spraying my burndown mixture on a field for soybeans and saw this weed about three feet tall and almost that far across, thought what the H...! It wasn't there two weeks before, as I had a tree down in the field that needed cut up not 20 feet from where this weed stood. I wasn't sure what it was but I figured the glyphosate/ 2,4-D ester(lv4) mix should turn it to toast, so I soaked it good, slowed up and went back and forth over it a couple times till the spray was dripping off it everywhere. By the time I left the 11ac. field (it was on the first pass) it was already wilting, by time I planted the field there was no sign of it, not even a stem left. Did get a picture of it for identification so I could quiz the extension people about it, just can't find the picture now, must still only be on my phone not in the computer yet.
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