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Late-Season Herbicide Strategies for Corn: Effective Solutions for Weed Management

by Kira Demina
3 July 2024
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Essential Herbicide Options for Late-Season Corn Weed Control to Maximize Yield and Minimize Harvest Issues

As the growing season progresses, managing weeds in corn fields becomes increasingly challenging, especially for those who faced excessive rainfall and other early-season issues. Sarah Lancaster from Kansas State University provides detailed insights into effective herbicide options for late-season weed control in corn. This guide aims to assist farmers in selecting the right products and strategies to maintain crop health and ensure a successful harvest.

Understanding the Need for Late-Season Herbicide Applications

While pre-emergence herbicides are crucial for early-season weed control, some situations require additional measures as the season advances. Excessive rainfall and sandy soils can lead to weed emergence even when initial control measures were adequate. Late-season weed control is essential not only to protect yield potential but also to prevent harvest difficulties and reduce the weed seed bank for future seasons.

Herbicide Options for Corn Over 12 Inches Tall

Below is a comprehensive list of herbicides suitable for use on corn taller than 12 inches, including details on their application and effectiveness:

HerbicideProductMaximum Corn HeightComments
GlufosinateLiberty, othersV6Effective on emerged weeds; requires drop nozzles for taller crops.
TolpyralateShieldexV6 or 20 inchesCan be mixed with Tough for enhanced control.
ClopyralidStinger, others24 inchesFair to good control of pigweed.
TopramezoneArmezon, ImpactV8Mix with Tough for enhanced weed control.
PyridateToughV8Enhances Group 27 herbicides.
MesotrioneCallisto, othersV8 or 30 inchesEffective for larger corn; mix with Tough for enhanced control.
GlyphosateManyV8 or 30 inchesUse drop nozzles for RR2 hybrids over 30 inches.
NicosulfuronAccent36 inchesUse drop nozzles for better coverage.
TembotrioneLaudisV9Can be mixed with Tough for improved effectiveness.
CarfentrazoneAim14 leavesUse drop nozzles for better coverage.
BromoxynilMoxy, othersTassellingProvides fair control of pigweed.
DicambaClarity, othersTassellingFair to good crop safety; use drop nozzles for better application.
DiFlexxDiFlexxV10Good crop safety; effective against late-season weeds.
StatusStatusV8 or 30 inchesExcellent crop safety; high effectiveness.
2,4-DAmine or esterTassellingUse drop nozzles if corn is over 8 inches.
Enlist OneEnlist OneV8 or 30 inchesEffective herbicide for late-season control.

Strategies for Successful Herbicide Application

  • Timing: Apply herbicides when corn is at the appropriate growth stage for the selected product. Late-season applications are typically performed when weeds are actively growing and before they reach the reproductive stage.
  • Application Methods: Some herbicides require drop nozzles to reduce the risk of crop injury and ensure effective coverage of weeds. Ensure that the application equipment is set up correctly to achieve the best results.
  • Weather Conditions: High temperatures can affect herbicide efficacy. It’s important to follow specific application guidelines related to weather conditions as outlined in product recommendations.
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