Relative Emergence of Weeds of Corn and Soybean

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1998-11-18
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Buhler, Douglas
Hartzler, Robert
Sandell, Lowell
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Proceedings of the Integrated Crop Management Conference
Iowa State University Conferences and Symposia

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The success of integrated weed management relies on matching control strategies to the specific weed problem in a field. This requires information not only on what weed species and how many of these weeds are present in a field, but also knowledge of the distribution of the weeds throughout the field and the stage of development of these weeds. Weed control recommendations typically provide information on appropriate tillage methods and herbicide selection. The information concerning weed infestations used to base these recommendations typically is not of sufficient detail to optimize the efficiency of these strategies.

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