The use of pre-emergence (PRE) herbicides is resurging as a standard practice for weed management in corn (Zea mays L.) and soybean [Glycine max (L.) Merr.] the U.S. north-central region. increased PRE warrants investigation on impact spray carrier volume control. Field experiments were established at Arlington, WI, 2018 2019 Janesville, to evaluate influence control conventional tilled soybean...

Abstract Northern highbush blueberry is an important fresh market product in New Jersey where the plant was first domesticated early 20th century. Because of short period for safely and timely applying postemergence (POST) herbicides, reliance on residual herbicides that provide season-long control weeds essential growers to minimize detrimental effect weed competition berry yield quality bush ...

Abstract Herbicides with soil-residual activity have the potential for carryover into subsequent crops, resulting in injury to sensitive crops and limiting productivity if severe. The increased use of herbicides United States management troublesome weeds corn- soybean-cropping systems has result more cases carryover. Soil practices different effects on soil environment, potentially influencing ...