Optimize Harvest with Pre-Harvest Weed Control and Desiccation
Learn more about the differences between desiccation and pre-harvest weed control and ways to implement these practices using herbicides to ensure a successful harvest.
Jeff Vanrobaeys CCA, 4R NMS
Jeff is the Canadian Senior Staff Agronomist at FBN and has worked in agriculture for over 30 years. He has worked in a number of different roles including research, agronomy, territory management, and retail. Jeff is originally from Manitoba where his family continues to farm.
Learn more about the differences between desiccation and pre-harvest weed control and ways to implement these practices using herbicides to ensure a successful harvest.
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