There are several residual herbicide premixes available now for use in soybeans.

The 2014 harvest season has started and should be in high gear within the next week. As producers begin harvest they will need to be thinking about many management plans for next seasons crop. Herbicide programs and weed management strategies will be one of those topics that producers need to consider this fall as harvest wraps up this current growing season.

Early season weed control is imperative to maximize soybean yield. Many soybean growers were unable to apply pre-emergence, residual herbicides prior to soybean emergence.

With the recent cold weather and varying degrees of injury, growers are looking for ways to help their young corn recover.

Take Precautions when Applying UAN and Residual Herbicides on Emerged Corn, says the University of Nebraska.

There are many good reasons to use a soil-applied residual herbicide for soybeans.

Wet weather and delayed planting have several effects on no-till burndown programs, especially in soybeans.

As more growers face resistance issues in their fields, researchers are recommending the addition of residual herbicides for a comprehensive herbicide program.