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Posted 11/1/2006 12:14 (#57110 - in reply to #55856)
Subject: You rarely kill 100% of the population

Martinsville, Ohio

I agree, the less it takes, the better your strategy is working.

We are getting down to a small list of pesticides with too many of them related to each other.

We have 4 weeds in this area that are glyphosate and ALS resistant:

marestail

lambsquarter

giant ragweed

common ragweed

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Talking about Chemical Rotations - The_Owl : 10/27/2006 11:35
- RE: Talking about Chemical Rotations - TJD : 10/27/2006 13:59
  - Re: Talking about Chemical Rotations - BSchroeder : 10/27/2006 15:37
    - Re: Talking about Chemical Rotations - BSchroeder : 10/27/2006 15:39
      - Dead weeds don't become resistant - TJD : 10/27/2006 18:02
        
        RE: Dead weeds don't become resistant - fertilizerguy : 10/27/2006 23:44
        
        You rarely kill 100% of the population - Ed Winkle : 11/1/2006 12:14
        RE: Dead weeds don't become resistant...sick & tired - Ron..NE ILL..10/48 : 11/2/2006 06:25
      - Re: Talking about Chemical Rotations - Kelly : 10/27/2006 22:04
- Re: Talking about Chemical Rotations - geofflud : 10/27/2006 23:26
- RE: Talking about Chemical Rotations - Skylane : 10/28/2006 06:52

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