Dr. Stanley Culpepper of UGA Tifton says 52 counties have the mutant pigweed.
He says they're looking at cover crops and deep turning.
(You may know that as plowing.)
He hastily adds that they're looking at other herbicides.
But he wraps up by saying we have to look at other methods
than herbicides: tillage and cover crops.
He frames it as diversity and integration.
What it really means is spraying poisons eventually
breeds weeds that refuse to be poisoned.
People, of course,
are not so lucky.
This is the same Dr. Culpepper whose extensive slides on this subject I reviewed last summer.
-jsq
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