The increasing adoption of early-planted soybean in Indiana, and throughout the Corn Belt, prompts the question of whether herbicide programs should remain the same as those used for later planting dates.
Estevan Cason
As winter begins to loosen its grip and fields start to show signs of green, many growers, agronomists, and applicators are looking for the earliest opportunity to make burndown applications, especially in no-till systems.
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