In light of dicamba drift issues, Dr. Steckel recommends using a PPO herbicide as a follow-up application in Xtend soybeans. Recent research has found that a sequential PPO application is very effective in controlling Palmer amaranth that survives an earlier dicamba application. Watch as he walks you through the study.
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Weed Tour is Wednesday
Dr. Steckel tells you what you can see at the Weed Tour this Wednesday (6/21/17) at the West Tennessee AgResearch & Education Center.
Preventing Dicamba Drift
In just the past few days, dicamba drift has been reported on Tennessee farms. As temperatures rise, so does the potential for increased off-target movement of dicamba. Watch as Larry Steckel discusses three actions to reduce drift and volatilization.
Cover Crops for Weed Control
Larry Steckel visits a farm where a cereal rye cover crop has been effectively used to control weeds. UTIA research says cover crops can often save farmers 2 herbicide applications.
Dicamba Performance – Expectation vs. Reality
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNs4I2vIDP4&feature=youtu.be
In this video, we go back to the Mississippi River bottom with Dr. Larry Steckel. He’ll evaluate Xtendimax performance on Palmer amaranth and provide weed management recommendations.
Signs and Symptoms of PPO Resistance
Larry Steckel travels to the Mississippi River bottom – Ground Zero for Tennessee weed resistance. Watch the first in a series on management of resistant Palmer amaranth.