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Delaware Small Grains: Considerations for Early Weed Control
For no-till small grain fields, a non-selective herbicide needs to be used prior to planting. If grasses or perennial weeds are present, glyphosate is a better choice than paraquat. Fields worked with...
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Michigan Wheat: Timing Is Everything When Controlling Weeds
Late-fall planting in certain areas of Michigan and unpredictable weather conditions have been troublesome for some of the 2017 winter wheat crop. These challenges have left Michigan winter wheat...
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Pennsylvania Livestock: Weed Control Odds and Ends for Hay and Pasture Fields
Herbicide selection in new grass and legume seedings, established hay and pastures, and some guidelines for management based largely on the life cycle of the troublesome weeds in pasture are concerns...
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Nebraska: Burndown Herbicides May Not Work in Low Temperatures
Recently we received several phone calls about control of winter annual weeds in the fall and how temperature and frost might affect herbicide efficacy. As fall temperatures will continue to drop, it...
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Michigan Winter Wheat: 4 Considerations for Weed Control
Over the next month, many of Michigan’s winter wheat acres will be treated with herbicides for weed control. While there are several herbicide options available for use in wheat, there are many factors...
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Pennsylvania Wheat, Barley: Fall Herbicide Options
Dense populations of winter annual weeds can compete with wheat and barley The post Pennsylvania Wheat, Barley: Fall Herbicide Options appeared first on AgFax Weed Solutions.
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North Carolina: New Burndown Herbicide – Elevore
Burndown season is here and while glyphosate (Roundup, others) plus 2,4-D plus The post North Carolina: New Burndown Herbicide – Elevore appeared first on AgFax Weed Solutions.
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Illinois: A Review of Early-Season Weeds
Ample soil moisture and warming temperatures are promoting rapid growth and development The post Illinois: A Review of Early-Season Weeds appeared first on AgFax Weed Solutions.
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