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Like I said it's all up and down the riverbottom so you are never going to wipe it out. Once it goes to seed you're screwed.

I think the stuff is everywhere around here Stephen.

Forgot to mention that I always saw it along the riverbottom covering some of the cockleburr plants.

We used to get that in our tomato fields sometimes. The only way to kill it was to spray the infested area by hand and then after everything dried out we would spray it with diesel and burn it. Alfalfa was also a host, but the cutting every 30 days in the summer was more than it could take...