Is glyphosate less effective than 10 years ago?
Can you recognize the presence of glyphosate-resistant weeds in a field? If you are unsure, plan to attend one of the field tours that will be held at Plummer and Hawley, Minnesota on September 9 and 10, 2009. Glyphosate resistance develops over time in a field. Early recognition of the symptomology of surviving plants and patterns within a field will allow more effective management of glyphosate on your farm or the fields you manage. Field tours will be held at Plummer and Hawley to show you how to recognize resistance symptomology and plan strategies for managing resistance. Farmers, consultants, and agribusiness employees are welcome to attend.To help us plan better for the day’s events, call in and let us know you will be there for Plummer contact Carlyle Holen at 218-281-8691 or send an e-mail for Hawley, contact Phillip Glogoza at 218-236-2008 or send and e-mail Return to Table of Contents Home General Info Research Areas Weather Staff Calendar Search The University of Minnesota
