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Treat Johnsongrass after fall corn harvest
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Treat Johnsongrass after fall corn harvest
COLUMBIA, Mo. – After corn harvest, plan to spray herbicides to treat Johnsongrass, a common quick-growing weed of roadside ditches, crops and pastures. A perennial invasive grass, Johnsongrass is listed as a noxious weed in Missouri and many surrounding states. While many producers target it in the spring and summer, fall applications are far more effective and provide a better return on herbicide investment, says Kevin Bradley, a University of…
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