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Weed Control Remains a Primary Goal for Cover Crop Users

  September 21, 2023   Grow IWM
The numbers are in, and weed control remains one of farmers’ primary – and most successful – goals for adding cover crops...
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 Industry NewsIntegrated Weed Management InnovationsHerbicide Resistant WeedsCover Crops
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HWSC in the Pacific Northwest: Druffel Farms Adds a Seed Impact Mill to Manage Weeds

  September 19, 2023   Grow IWM
Dale and Nick Druffel farm almost 2,800 acres near Uniontown, WA, in the beautiful rolling hills of the Palouse Region. As...
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HWSC in the Pacific Northwest: Farmers Lead the Way in this Series 

  September 12, 2023   Grow IWM
The Palouse region is the heartland of the inland Pacific Northwest (PNW), covering the stunningly beautiful landscapes of...
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Three Things to Know About Spot Spray Technology Today

  September 11, 2023   Grow IWM
If you aren’t familiar with the growing industry of precision weed applications – known generically as spot spray, smart...
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Chaff Lining Limits Weed Seed Spread at Harvest, Research Finds

  September 5, 2023   Grow IWM
See those waterhemp escapes towering over your soybeans right now? They’re looking forward to harvest, when combines will mow...
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The Hunt to Learn How Much Herbicide is Intercepted by a Cover Crop

  August 29, 2023   Grow IWM
A thick stand of cover crops can help suppress weeds, but it can also intercept residual herbicides sprayed in the spring to...
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Should You Adjust Cover Crop Seeding Rates as Planting Dates Change?

  August 22, 2023   Grow IWM
Cover crop seeding is often the last box to check in the fall for farmers, and planting windows don’t always cooperate.  Is...
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Planting Fall Covers? Know Your Herbicide Carryover Risks.

  August 15, 2023   Grow IWM
It’s fall cover crop seeding time, and with large swaths of the Midwest facing droughty soils, herbicide carryover injury could...
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Is it Time to Consider Harvest Weed Seed Control?

  August 8, 2023   Grow IWM
Ah, August — when the weed control failures of spring and early summer creep above the canopy for all to see. If you’re...
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