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Weed Management, Weed Escapes, and Targeted Control Practices Survey

By Rodrigo Werle and Chris Proctor et.al

A collaborative research project is underway with weed scientists from Kansas State, University of Nebraska, and University of Wisconsin. As part of this effort, they have created a survey for growers, consultants, and extension personnel.

The objective of the 2021 Soybean and Corn Weed Management, Weed Escapes, and Targeted Spraying Technologies SURVEY is to understand the main chemical weed control strategies and weed escapes in soybean and corn production fields in the United States during the 2021 growing season and to evaluate the interest and awareness regarding novel targeted herbicide spraying technologies (e.g., Seek & Spray systems, Drone-Mounted Weed Sensors and Sprayers).

You can access the survey at: https://uwmadison.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_e8rltNtwDgwtQXA

Your time participating in this survey is much appreciated and your responses will be of great value to our future weed management research and extension efforts.

Source : ksu.edu

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