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The Hunt to Learn How Much Herbicide is Intercepted by a Cover Crop

  August 29, 2023   Grow IWM
A thick stand of cover crops can help suppress weeds, but it can also intercept residual herbicides sprayed in the spring to...
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 Penn State Universityherbicide interceptionresidual herbicidessoil residual herbicidesCody SmithCover crop residuecover cropsCover crop residue managementVirginia techUniversity of DelawareJohn Wallace

Planting Fall Covers? Know Your Herbicide Carryover Risks.

  August 15, 2023   Grow IWM
It’s fall cover crop seeding time, and with large swaths of the Midwest facing droughty soils, herbicide carryover injury could...
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 herbicide carryover riskscover crop stand establishmentcover cropsplantback restrictionscover crop mixherbicide half-lifeUniversity of ArkansasVirginia techUNIVERSITY OF MISSOURIherbicide labelsherbicide carryover

Virginia Tech Scientists Test See & Spray Tech from Blue River & John Deere

  July 11, 2023   Grow IWM
The long-awaited promise of precision spray technology seems closer than ever, especially to Virginia Tech researchers who are...
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 weed-sensing technologyJohn Deereprecision agriculturePrecision Herbicide Applicationsdigital agricultureSee & Spray TM TechBlue River TechnologySee & Spray UltimateVirginia techsee and spray technology

Research Deep Dive: How to Suppress Palmer Amaranth with Cover Crops

  May 16, 2023   Grow IWM
Should you plant brown or green into cover crops? Roll your cover or leave it standing? How much biomass do you need?  These are...
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 Virginia techcover crop terminationcover crop termination timingcover crop weed suppressionplanting brownPalmer amaranthCynthia Siascover cropsplanting green

Updates on Harvest Weed Seed Control from WSSA Members Across the Country

  March 14, 2023   Grow IWM
Harvest weed seed control research is growing across the U.S., with farmers and researchers trying out chaff lining and seed...
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 Integrated Weed Management InnovationsMechanical Weed ControlHarvest Weed Seed ManagementfeaturedGrow NewsHarvest Weed Seed Control
 Montana State Universityharvest weed seed controlIowa State UniversityVirginia techHWSCCHAFF LININGIMPACT MILLSKansas State UniversityWeed Science Society of America

A Q&A on chaff lining with Michael Flessner

  September 13, 2022   Grow IWM
What is chaff lining?  Chaff lining is one of the easiest entry points to harvest weed seed control. A combine set up for...
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 Harvest Weed Seed ControlIntegrated Weed Management Innovationsfeatured
 Michael FlessnerVirginia techHWSCEmily UnglesbeeCHAFF LINING

What is the Best Way to Terminate a Cover Crop?

  April 13, 2020   Grow IWM
Cover crop termination should be considered in advance when choosing a cover crop. Select a cover crop based on your cropping...
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 roller crimperVirginia techcover crop terminationcover crop termination timingFeaturedcover cropearly termiantionhigh biomassMichael Flessnerlate termiantionplanting green

Mix Together Effective Modes of Action to Decrease Herbicide Resistance Development

  April 19, 2019   Grow IWM
Research from the past few years has shed light on how important it is to mix herbicides rather than rotate herbicides. Herbicide...
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 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOISweed resistancearea wide projectherbicide mode of actionHERBICIDESIWM TOOLS.Integrated weed management toolsMark VanGesselWeed ManagementUniversity of DelawareFeaturedIWMPatrick TranelwaterhempMichael Flessnertan mixing herbicidescrop rotationVirginia techweed resistance evolutionherbicide resistanceintegrated weed management

Cover crop strategy for Weed Suppression=HIGH BIOMASS

  September 7, 2018   Grow IWM
Now is the time to think about planning your cover crops if you would like to “add” a different weed management...
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