As fall temperatures will continue to drop, it is important for growers to decide as soon as possible about applying herbicides this fall, says University of Nebraska Extension.
Dow AgroSciences announced that its new burndown herbicide, Elevore, has received federal EPA registration for use prior to planting corn, soybeans and cotton.
Remember that all vegetation should be actively growing and capable of intercepting the herbicide spray when you make your burndown application, says Penn State Extension.
Foliar herbicide burndowns should be applied to undisturbed weeds that are not covered with soil, and residual herbicides should be left on the surface undisturbed, says Ohio State University Extension.
University of Tennessee Extension says there are four herbicides to choose from to burndown small to larger marestail while avoiding a long plant-back time for soybeans.
University of Tennessee Extension shares the most effective herbicides and tank mixes a grower can utilize as a burndown for marestail in soybeans and cotton.
As we move into wheat planting and fall herbicide application, be sure that strategies effectively address marestail, since there is an abundance of marestail seed blowing around.
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