Hairy Indigo – Weed of the Week
Hairy Indigo is a non-toxic legume common in pastures and row crops. As a legume, it can ‘fix’ or add nitrogen to the soil. Hairy Indigo is often confused with Creeping Indigo, which is toxic. However, Hairy Indigo is 1) Hairy, 2) Grows upright, 3) is Larger, and 4) has OPPOSITE leaves.
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Hairy Indigo Control in Peanut
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