Just got done mowing the plots today and was it hot and not too mention the mower recoil wasn’t cooperating finally got that fixed. Checked on my new test plot of biologic biomass all legume (winter peas beans and lab lab)that adjoins a clover chicory plot. The plots looking good except got some grass any recommendations or just leave it?
If your talking about picture #3 I would leave it. There are very few options when it comes to chemicals on peas and lab lab. I think your plots look good! 
95% of the time, I do what he says! 
Nice looking plots Abster!
Looks good
If it were my plot I would also leave it.
However, if you feel the need to spray it in the next 1-3 weeks (or next years plot) your best choice is going to be Sethoxydim, common names are Poast, Poast Plus, and Arrest. Arrest is marketed by Whitetail institute and is more expensive per unit volume; however, it is over the counter and much more available than its BASF counter parts. If you use it you will not really notice much for 4-7 days, then better results in 7-10 days later. I have personally used it on alfalfa, white clover(s), red clover(s), berseem clover, chicory, rape, kale, soybean(s), and Lab-Lab with great results.
X2 spot on info!!
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Looks good
If it were my plot I would also leave it.
However, if you feel the need to spray it in the next 1-3 weeks (or next years plot) your best choice is going to be Sethoxydim, common names are Poast, Poast Plus, and Arrest. Arrest is marketed by Whitetail institute and is more expensive per unit volume; however, it is over the counter and much more available than its BASF counter parts. If you use it you will not really notice much for 4-7 days, then better results in 7-10 days later. I have personally used it on alfalfa, white clover(s), red clover(s), berseem clover, chicory, rape, kale, soybean(s), and Lab-Lab with great results.
Nice work Eric 
I would leave the grass The deer will eat it also
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