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Directed Sprayer for No-Tillage Weed Control

Authors: null John E. Morrison; null Jr.; null Steven M. Brown;

Directed Sprayer for No-Tillage Weed Control

Abstract

AN experimental directed sprayer was developed to apply herbicides postemergence between crop rows under no-tillage conditions. The sprayer consisted of multiple units on a rear-mounted tractor toolbar. The units operated on residue-covered field surfaces without bouncing or collecting residues. Emerged weeds were effectively controlled in 40-cm tall grain sorghum with paraquat (1,1' -dimethyl- 4,4' -bipyridininium ion) and ametryn [KL-etyKM' -(1-methylethyl) - 6 - (methylthio) -1, 3, 5-triazine-2, 4-diamine] and negligible crop injury resulted.

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popularity
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influence
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