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Dr. Larry Steckel is the Extension weed specialist for the University of Tennessee.

Think Twice Before Cutting Pre-Applied Herbicides

Think Twice Before Cutting Pre-Applied Herbicides

By Larry Steckel|March 12, 2025

Best Management Practices for Liberty Applications

Best Management Practices for Liberty Applications

By Larry Steckel|May 15, 2024

Plan Now for Herbicide Shortages in 2022

Plan Now for Herbicide Shortages in 2022

By Larry Steckel|October 11, 2021

Scout Now for Next Year’s Weed Problems

Scout Now for Next Year’s Weed Problems

By Larry Steckel|September 14, 2020

Possible Dicamba Resistant Pigweed Makes Herbicide Stewardship Critically Important

Possible Dicamba Resistant Pigweed Makes Herbicide Stewardship Critically Important

By Larry Steckel|August 10, 2020

Consider Post-Direct and Hooded Applications for Cotton Layby

Consider Post-Direct and Hooded Applications for Cotton Layby

By Larry Steckel|June 22, 2020

Minimizing Cotton Injury with First Post Applications

Minimizing Cotton Injury with First Post Applications

By Larry Steckel|June 1, 2020

Steckel: New Thoughts on Pre-Emergence Options in Cotton

Steckel: New Thoughts on Pre-Emergence Options in Cotton

By Larry Steckel|March 15, 2020

Steckel: Some New Thoughts on Burndown Strategy

Steckel: Some New Thoughts on Burndown Strategy

By Larry Steckel|March 8, 2020

Watch Temperature Inversions Prior to Herbicide Treatments

Watch Temperature Inversions Prior to Herbicide Treatments

By Larry Steckel|July 23, 2018

How to Reduce Cotton Burn from Post Herbicide Applications

How to Reduce Cotton Burn from Post Herbicide Applications

By Larry Steckel|June 6, 2018

Frequent Rains Making Pigweed Management Difficult

Frequent Rains Making Pigweed Management Difficult

By Larry Steckel|May 29, 2018