Abstract
Herbicides are applied to over 90 percent of the corn acreage in Kentucky and triazine herbicides are used the most. Conservation tillage methods are often used to prevent soil erosion and to conserve soil water. However, as tillage is decreased the dependence on herbicides for weed control often increases. Minimizing herbicide movement from the application sites to non-target areas, such as ground and surface waters, is necessary to maintain optimum water quality.
Publication Date
1990
Volume
11
Number
5
Repository Citation
Witt, William W. and Sander, K. W., "Movement of Triazine Herbicides in Conventional, Reduced Tillage, and No-Tillage Corn Production" (1990). Soil Science News and Views. 154.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/pss_views/154
