Herbicide expenses might cost you more than just an arm and a leg next year. The critical input could rise to as much as $100 per acre for 2023, depending on your weed spectrum and infestation levels. On the lower side, a comprehensive weed-control program in the Midwest is expected to touch at least $50/acre. To sum it up, there’s little doubt that corn and soybean growers will pay significantly more for the product alone.
A University of Arkansas Extension weed scientist says a suitable adjuvant can improve herbicide uptake and performance. When encountering a stressed crop undergoing harsh conditions, it is easier to see the difference a good adjuvant can make.
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