A Purdue University Extension weed scientist says the weather swings this year created the right environment for early-season herbicide injury. Tommy Butts tells Brownfield, “We saw quite a bit of glufosinate and liberty injury over the top of Enlist E3 soybeans with the cool, wet conditions. It’s all cosmetic. None of it is going to […]
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