An agronomist says this year’s rapid weather changes have led to some early-season herbicide injury in corn and soybeans. Jordan Arndell with Dekalb ASGROW says it’s been pretty widespread in southwest Indiana. “Due to the colder and wetter soils, it’s not just one active ingredient, one brand, or herbicide type,” he says. “There’s been multiple. […]
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