With wheat planting just around the corner, growers will soon be focused on managing crop inputs. Depending on where wheat is produced, troublesome, herbicide-resistant grasses and key broadleaf weed species continue to be a challenge for U.S. wheat growers.

Weeds and grasses can diminish yield potential. One key decision that coincides with wheat planting is how to effectively manage yield-robbing weeds to avoid potential loss and dockage at the grain elevator.

Farmers looking for high-yielding soybeans and strong disease management might find the two-pass fungicide approach the best way to meet their goals.