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Catch & Kill: Targeting the Seedbank with Harvest Weed Seed Control

July 4, 2023 Grow IWM

Can harvest weed seed control technology actually reduce the vast deposits of weed seeds buried in Midwest soybean fields? ...

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How to Manage Weeds in the Face of Regulation and Resistance

January 24, 2023 Grow IWM

There’s a double threat looming for farmers using herbicides alone to manage weeds: regulation and resistance. Both are...

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