Corn growers should make a weed inventory to aid in the selection of weed control programs. By tailoring control programs to fit the problems in each field, growers can minimize weed control …

The first step in cultural weed control is the selection of a corn hybrid that is adapted to local growing conditions. Timely planting along with proper fitting in tilled situations or proper …

Weed control in zone/ no-tillage corn is more difficult than in reduced or conventionally tilled and planted fields for two reasons. First, some weed control options are eliminated in zone/ no …

In addition, there is cross-resistance among the different triazine herbicides used in corn, soybeans (Sencor), and alfalfa (Sencor and Velpar). This situation has prompted refinements …

Home Corn Weed Control in Corn Weed Control in Zone/No-Tillage Corn Table 3.7.4. Burndown for zone/no-tillage corn

Home Corn Weed Control in Corn Weed Management Methods Table 3.7.2 Labeled application timings for corn herbicides

Corn chamomile: Stems are lightly hairy, green, red in strong light, and 8-20” (20.3-50.8 cm) tall. Leaves are alternate, 0.8-2.4” (2.0-6.1 cm) long by 0.4-0.8” (1.0-2.0 cm) wide, and leaflet lobes …

*Atrazine applications for corn are restricted to a maximum of 2.5 pounds active ingredient per acre (lb. ai/A) per calendar year. In addition, there is a per-application maximum of no more …

Crop rotation, sound soil management practices, the use of certified seed of recommended varieties, proper seedbed preparation, and timely planting all contribute to weed control in …

Integrating herbicide programs with harvest weed seed control and other fall management practices for the control of glyphosate-resistant Palmer amaranth (Amaranthus palmeri).