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Time to re-post an old post. Sorghum injuries from Pre-Emerge Herbicides

Based on a few recent text messages and emails I think it is time to revisit an older post about Corn and Sorghum injuries from pre-plant herbicides.

Sorghum with likely atrazine injury. Image courtesy Jana Slaughter

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