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Tag: ROW SPACING

Influence of Integrated Weed Management Practices on When Soybean Canopy Develops

  May 27, 2022   Grow IWM
Diverse and integrated weed management (IWM) strategies based on the practices of crop rotation, competitive crop cultivars,...
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 Grow Newsfeatured
 soybeanWeed ManagementROW SPACINGNikola ArsenijevUW-Madison
Row Spacing As A Weed Management Tool

Row Spacing As A Weed Management Tool

  May 15, 2020   Claudio Rubione
Crop competition is key to good weed control, and a thick dense crop canopy will serve to suppress weeds for most of the growing...
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 Cover CropsHarvest Weed Seed ManagementUncategorizedPreventionGrow NewsfeaturedIndustry NewsHarvest Weed Seed ControlIntegrated Weed Management InnovationsMechanical Weed ControlNews From Other Sources
 Claudio RubioneIWM TOOLS.ROW SPACINGCROP ROW SPACINGSOYBEANS ROW SPACINGCORN ROW SPACINGCOTTON ROW SPACING

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