Mark VanGessel, Extension Weed Specialist; mjv@udel.edu The weather patterns lately have resulted in situations where the risk of crop injury from postemergence herbicides is higher. Specifically, prolonged periods of overcast skies, cooler weather, and plenty of rain. If postemergence herbicide… Continue Reading
Mark VanGessel, Extension Weed Specialist; mjv@udel.edu Corn herbicides need to be applied at the correct timing to avoid crop injury; and the weeds need to be small (3-4 inches depending on the herbicide) for effective control. Many labels state from… Continue Reading
Amy Shober, Extension Specialist – Nutrient Management and Environmental Quality, University of Delaware, ashober@udel.edu, Sydney Riggi, Extension Agent – Nutrient Management, University of Delaware, sydney@udel.edu; Gurpal Toor, Extension Specialist – Nutrient Management and Water Quality, University of Maryland College Park,… Continue Reading
Jarrod Miller, Extension Specialist – Agronomy, jarrod@udel.edu; Cory Whaley, Extension Agent- Agriculture, Sussex County, whaley@udel.edu; Amy Shober, Extension Specialist – Nutrient Management and Environmental Quality ashober@udel.edu; Phillip Sylvester, Extension Agent – Agriculture, Kent County, phillip@udel.edu; Richard Talyor, Retired Extension Specialist… Continue Reading
Jarrod O. Miller, Extension Agronomist, jarrod@udel.edu It takes an average of 475 growing degree days (GDD) to reach V6, so anything planted the last two weeks of April should be in this range for all three counties. Be sure to… Continue Reading
