Weeds were tough to manage this season in west-central Minnesota. Swift County farmer Harmon Wilts says they prioritized in-season nitrogen when conditions were finally dry enough to get back in the field after planting. “Everybody focused on getting the nitrogen side-dressed, and we thought we could spray later. And there wasn’t a window to spray […]
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