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Shifting tillage timing to manage weeds

  October 9, 2017   Grow IWM
Annie Klodd, Penn State University New research was published by weed scientists in New York, New Hampshire, and Maine that shows...
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Tillage timing makes a difference for spring weed management

  March 20, 2017   Grow IWM
Strategic timing of tillage in the spring can help manage weed germination prior to cash crop planting. While tillage has long...
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