Grass Control in Corn with Accent and Beacon

Authors

W. W. Witt, University of Kentucky
Charles H. Slack, University of KentuckyFollow
James R. Martin, University of KentuckyFollow
Jonathan D. Green, University of KentuckyFollow
M. A. Thompson, University of Kentucky

Abstract

The traditional method for grass control in corn is based on using herbicides applied to soil and incorporated before planting or to the soil surface after planting. This approach has been successful in controlling crabgrass, fall panicum and foxtails, but johnsongrass and shattercane control was sometimes inadequate.

Publication Date

5-1991

Volume

24

Number

4

Repository Citation

Witt, W. W.; Slack, Charles H.; Martin, James R.; Green, Jonathan D.; and Thompson, M. A., "Grass Control in Corn with Accent and Beacon" (1991). Agronomy Notes. 50.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/pss_notes/50