A weed scientist is taking an evolutionary approach to explaining weed resistance to farmers.
Aaron Hager with the University of Illinois says research shows farmers no longer have a grace period when it comes to managing herbicide resistance on the farm. “The evolution of resistance or the selection for resistance – it doesn’t start seven years after you use the product,” he says. “It starts the very first year.”
Hager says stewardship matters.
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