Banding of herbicides linked with mechanical cultivation has been touted as a way to decrease dependence on chemical inputs in farming. Tests on a farm near Boone, Iowa, were used to determine the effects of cultivator design and speed when combined with the banding of chemicals to control weeds. Three cultivator styles, two speeds, and two herbicide bands (19 cm. and 38 cm.) were tested. Results showed that faster cultivation speeds did not harm weed control or crop yields. There was no difference between yield in a broadcast treatment and that of a cultivator treatment in conjunction with a wide band of herbicide when disc hillers were also used
Herbicides can be an important component for weed control in profitable crop production when selecte...
Cultivating residue-covered fields and ridge-till considerations are among the topics covered here. ...
Cultivating residue-covered fields and ridge-till considerations are among the topics covered here. ...
More than 95% of Iowa row crop acres are treated with herbicides. Such extensive use is an environme...
Replacing herbicides with mechanical cultivation can reduce pesticide use in row crop production. Al...
Using herbicides for weed management is a popular strategy for Iowa row crop producers. Over 95% of ...
This study evaluated the feasibility of reintroducing mechanical weed control as an alternative for ...
This study evaluated the feasibility of reintroducing mechanical weed control as an alternative for ...
This study evaluated the feasibility of reintroducing mechanical weed control as an alter-native for...
Common questions are answered about relying on cutivation for interrow weed control. Other weed mana...
Studies of new tools and methods for weed control have been motivated by increased consumer demand f...
Iowans are growing increasingly concerned about potential water pollution in Iowa due to heavy ferti...
Now that the elevators are filled with grain, farm life is slowing down, and farmers in Iowa can loo...
This study was designed to determine whether tillage systems left in place for significant periods o...
International Conference of Agricultural Engineering Aarhus, Denmark 26 - 29 June (2016)One of the b...
Herbicides can be an important component for weed control in profitable crop production when selecte...
Cultivating residue-covered fields and ridge-till considerations are among the topics covered here. ...
Cultivating residue-covered fields and ridge-till considerations are among the topics covered here. ...
More than 95% of Iowa row crop acres are treated with herbicides. Such extensive use is an environme...
Replacing herbicides with mechanical cultivation can reduce pesticide use in row crop production. Al...
Using herbicides for weed management is a popular strategy for Iowa row crop producers. Over 95% of ...
This study evaluated the feasibility of reintroducing mechanical weed control as an alternative for ...
This study evaluated the feasibility of reintroducing mechanical weed control as an alternative for ...
This study evaluated the feasibility of reintroducing mechanical weed control as an alter-native for...
Common questions are answered about relying on cutivation for interrow weed control. Other weed mana...
Studies of new tools and methods for weed control have been motivated by increased consumer demand f...
Iowans are growing increasingly concerned about potential water pollution in Iowa due to heavy ferti...
Now that the elevators are filled with grain, farm life is slowing down, and farmers in Iowa can loo...
This study was designed to determine whether tillage systems left in place for significant periods o...
International Conference of Agricultural Engineering Aarhus, Denmark 26 - 29 June (2016)One of the b...
Herbicides can be an important component for weed control in profitable crop production when selecte...
Cultivating residue-covered fields and ridge-till considerations are among the topics covered here. ...
Cultivating residue-covered fields and ridge-till considerations are among the topics covered here. ...