Research
The research goals of Wisconsin Crop Weed Science program are to investigate:
- herbicide performance for the control of several weed species that are difficult to control
- the biology and ecology of problematic weeds
- long-term weed management effects in various crop rotation systems
Herbicide Evaluation Program
Program Description and Reports
Current Research Projects:
| Herbicide and Cover Crop Interactions in Corn, Soybean, and Wheat Cropping Systems |
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Effects of Nitrogen Management and Early-Season Weed Competition on N2O Emissions in Midwest Corn Production |
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Comparison of Integrated Weed Management Practices for the Control of Amaranthus spp. in Soybean |
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Project: Preemergence Residual Herbicides in Early-Planted and Low Seeding Rate Soybean Production |
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Project: Influence of Atrazine on Weed Ecology, Weed Management, and the Risk and Development of Glyphosate-Resistant Weeds |
Updated July 1, 2015