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Post-Direct and Hooded Options for Pigweed Control

Considering how Palmer amaranth – or pigweed – seems to just keep coming this year, directed layby applications are critical for maintaining consistent pigweed control.

Many cotton acres are nearing the true layby application timing.  Considering how Palmer amaranth – or pigweed – seems to just keep coming this year, these directed applications are critical to obtain and maintain consistent pigweed control.

In his blog Post-Direct and Hooded Mixtures, University of Tennessee Extension Weed Specialist Larry Steckel notes that glufosinate (Liberty) has displaced glyphosate as the most common herbicide used for post-direct or hooded operations. Yet, other options are available, and Steckel offers his thoughts on mixtures for growers to consider.

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