Best Management Practices for Corn Production in South Dakota: Weeds and Herbicide Injury in Corn
Sharon A. Clay, Mike Moechnig
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Sharon A. Clay, Mike Moechnig
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This chapter addresses weed problems and herbicide injuries that commonly occur in South Dakota corn production. Photographs and information are provided to assist producers in managing weed pressure and to help identify herbicide injury symptoms resulting from improper application, unintentional exposure, or adverse environmental conditions.
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This chapter addresses weed problems and herbicide injuries that commonly occur in South Dakota corn production. Photographs and information are provided to assist producers in managing weed pressure and to help identify herbicide injury symptoms resulting from improper application, unintentional exposure, or adverse environmental conditions.
Key concepts: Agronomy, Weed control, Production (economics), Zea mays, Agricultural science, Biology, Agroforestry, Economics