Growers, crop consultants and educators are encouraged to attend the day-long workshop.
Morning sessions will include an overview and management of glyphosate-resistant weeds, procedure to investigate dicamba off-target injury, herbicide discovery in an era of industry merger, and forensic analysis of dicamba injury.
Topics highlighting the afternoon session include: weed identification, cover crops to suppress weeds in corn/soybean systems, effect of ultra-micro rates of dicamba on soybean yield, and management of herbicide drift.

Kevin Bradley, University of Missouri Professor of Weed Science, is an invited speaker, who will present his 15 years of research experience for management of herbicide-resistant waterhemp.

There is no cost to attend the field day, but participants are asked to register at https://agronomy.unl.edu/weedscienceschool.

Certified Crop Advisor (CCA) Continuing Education Units are available.