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How to Interpret Herbicide Mode of Action?

October 8, 2018 Grow IWM

Combating herbicide resistance requires combining herbicide modes of action. Re-posted from the Texas Row Crops Newsletter, July...

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USING THE TAKE ACTION HERBICIDE CLASSIFICATION CHART

January 1, 1970 Grow IWM

Combating herbicide resistance relies on understanding herbicide Sites of Action (SOA). The Herbicide Classification Chart helps...

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