Update:
Research sites were established in Waseca, MN at the Southern Research and Outreach Center and at the Extension research and demonstration site in Rochester, MN. Plots were planted, sprayed, and evaluated season long. Plot yields will be taken in the coming weeks. Data is being summarized and a cumulative report will be published online.
2022 results were shared at a field day in Rochester with 40 participants, participants also had the opportunity to see the 2023 research plots. Plots and results were also shared with two industry groups and a group of Brazilian farmers and ag professionals.
Update:
Research sites were established in Waseca, MN at the Southern Research and Outreach Center and at the Extension research and demonstration site in Rochester, MN. Plots were planted, sprayed, and evaluated season long. Plots have been harvested. Data is being summarized and a cumulative report will be published online.
2022 results were shared at a field day in Rochester with 40 participants, participants also had the opportunity to see the 2023 research plots. Plots and results were also shared with two industry groups and a group of Brazilian farmers and ag professionals.
This project was featured in an article in Source Magazine: https://extension.umn.edu/news/when-corn-becomes-weed
Results have been published on the following website too: z.umn.edu/antagonismstudy
Results are going to be shared in an article that is in the queue for the December edition on the Soybean Research and Information Network. The project will be part of the discussion on the February 7th Strategic Farming Let’s Talk Crops Session.
Results will also be shared in PowerPoint presentations at various meetings this winter.
Update:
Project data has been collect and is being summarized for use in an academic article and an extension fact sheet.
Results were shared during our winter meeting series, applicator training sessions, and ag expo. I would estimate that well over 1,000 farmers and ag professionals have seen results from this study.
We will continue to share results this summer at field events.