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GROWs’ Field Research. Area-wide Project

January 17, 2019 Grow IWM

Herbicide resistance is a rising economic problem in American agriculture. Increasingly, growers, crop consultants, and other...

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Soybean Burndown – If you Haven’t Sprayed Yet, Good Luck

May 16, 2017 Grow IWM

Some weeds, like horseweed/marestail, can be very hard to control in POST if they’re not controlled prior to planting. If...

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