Rutgers University | New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station | Pesticide User Responsibility

September 21, 2012

Harvest Aids for Soybeans

By WCU Editor

Mark VanGessel, Extension Weed Specialist; mjv@udel.edu

A few herbicides are labeled as harvest aids for soybeans. Glyphosate and paraquat will have the broadest spectrum of control, with paraquat having quicker activity on the weeds. Aim is also labeled, but it has a very narrow spectrum of control. Be sure to read the label of the product you are considering for all the precautions and restrictions. Application of these products is after the pods begin to lose their green color. Applications made this late in the season means they will have little to no impact on reducing weed seed production.
Source: Weekly Crop Update

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About Mark VanGessel

Dr. Mark VanGessel is an Extension Specialist and Professor in Weed/Crop Management at the University of Delaware.

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