Many farmers are moving into their post-emergence weed management plans. University of Illinois Extension weed scientist Aaron Hager says as crops emerge across the Midwest, moisture becomes very important. “As a general rule of thumb, we usually tell folks if you get an inch of rain within about seven to ten days after that application […]
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