Weed Control in Winter Wheat – Fall is the BEST Time
October 1, 2008
Mark Loux, Ohio State University Weed Specialist, wrote an excellent article in the CORN Newsletter on weed control in winter wheat. I encourage you to read the entire article, but I’ll give you Dr. Loux’s summary points:
- apply glyphosate at 0.75 lb active ingredient/acre prior to planting wheat or immediately after wheat is planted
- if timing/manpower does not allow for applying glyphosate prior to wheat emergence, plan for a early- to mid-November application of herbicide in emerged wheat (best: Express at 0.33 oz/acre plus dicamba at 4 oz product/acre)
- fall herbicide applications in wheat are more effective than spring applications of herbicide in winter wheat
Listen to an excerpted version of the article in my podcast below
Entry Filed under: weeds, wheat. Tags: dandelion control, fall herbicide application, glyphosate, winter annual weed control, winter wheat.



Andy Kleinschmidt is an Extension Educator and Assistant Professor with Ohio State University Extension. 









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