Best Management Practices For Managing Herbicide Resistance
PNW0754
January 14, 2021
Herbicide resistance is a problem that has quickly spread throughout wheat-growing regions of the inland Pacific Northwest. This timely PNW publication offers best management practices (BMPs) for growers and farm managers to retard its development in their fields: implementing weed-management strategies prior to seeding, incorporating crop competitiveness (like increased seeding rates and narrow row spacing) and herbicide rotation. Supplemental material helps keep them on track, including a handy table that compiles both the management options covered and their effectiveness, along with a poster-style version summary of all the BMPs discussed for convenient display.
Authors: Drew J. Lyon, Judit Barroso, Joan M. Campbell, Douglas Finkelnburg, I.C. Burke
12 pages
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