Residual Herbicides Called A 'Necessity'
Before the 2009 growing season began last year, consultants in the Southeast and Mid-South were encouraging producers to diversify their weed control programs.
North Carolina crop consultant Danny Pierce said cotton producers in his area need to use a pre-plant incorporated or pre-emergence herbicide to control glyphosate-resistant pigweed.
"If the herbicide application is going out behind the planter, they typically use Cotoran, Direx or Reflex," he said. "Reflex generally works best for us."
source : cottonfarming
Before the 2009 growing season began last year, consultants in the Southeast and Mid-South were encouraging producers to diversify their weed control programs.
North Carolina crop consultant Danny Pierce said cotton producers in his area need to use a pre-plant incorporated or pre-emergence herbicide to control glyphosate-resistant pigweed.
"If the herbicide application is going out behind the planter, they typically use Cotoran, Direx or Reflex," he said. "Reflex generally works best for us."
source : cottonfarming
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