Editor’s note: The following was written by Eric Yu and Ryan Miller, University of Minnesota Extension crops educators, for the Minnesota Crop News website Feb. 17.
Right spray pH improves control
By lowering and buffering spray water pH, more herbicide remains in a form that can readily pass through the leaf surface and into the plant.
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