Foliar herbicide burndowns should be applied to undisturbed weeds that are not covered with soil, and residual herbicides should be left on the surface undisturbed, says Ohio State University Extension.
University of Illinois explains how relying on one weed control tool or tactic, or trimming back on weed-control expenditures, can hurt a no-tiller’s bottom line.
Herbicides vary in the amount of rain required for activity, but the general rule is that 1/2-1 inch of rain is needed within a week after application to ensure activity.
No-till doesn’t cause tree seedling problems, but they’re noticed in no-till fields once the trees are established. Residual herbicides will help reduce establishment.
Iowa State University evaluated the response of five cover crop species to several persistent herbicides commonly used in Iowa corn and soybean production.
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