A mild start to winter has possibly provided extra growing time for winter annual weeds. Corteva Agriscience market development specialist Jason Gibson says winter annuals pose a threat to soil moisture and crop stands in the spring. He tells Brownfield that can ultimately lead to yield loss without a strong burn-down herbicide program.
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