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Summer Weed Control: Make Every Spray Count
Summer Broadleaf Weed Control in Pastures: Making Every Spray Count     By: Gilbert Barrett, President/CEO, White County Farmers Exchange One of the biggest challenges for pasture managers in the Southeast is recognizing that we don't have just one weed season—we have two. Winter annual weeds require a fall or winter herbicide program, while summer perennial and annual broadleaf weeds require a completely different approach. If you only spray once a year, you are likely leaving significant weed pressure unchecked during the opposite season. Dogfennel: Timing and Coverage MatterDogfennel is one of the most difficult pasture weeds to control once it becomes...