Purdue professor says water hemp is becoming a larger issue in Indiana

게시됨 2024년 6월 27일

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Purdue University's weed science professor, Bryan Young, has highlighted the growing issue of herbicide resistance, particularly in waterhemp, among farmers. This problem has led to increased weed control difficulties, prompting some growers to consider alternative strategies. The use of over-the-top dicamba is no longer an effective solution in some areas due to resistance. Young suggests that farmers may need to experiment with different herbicide combinations to effectively control weeds, especially with the current challenges in effectively using dicamba and certain other herbicides.

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A Purdue weed science professor says a rise in herbicide resistance is creating more weed control challenges. Bryan Young says growers are seeing more waterhemp in fields this year. “One farmer, they farm 2000 acres and he mentioned bringing out the 8 row cultivator. Well, I just missed them in my beans and I just don’t know what to do,” he says. “You know, I don’t wanna go back and spread the same herbicides over again. That seems a little bit futile.” He tells Brownfield using over the top dicamba is no longer an option in some areas. “In corn, we’re missing water hemp with group 27 herbicides HPPD inhibiting herbicides like a Callisto or Laudis or Armezon ...

출처: Brownfield Ag