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HomePublicationsCrops & SoilsIssues Crop Management Giant miscanthus shows promise as an alternative crop for marginal land June 26, 2025 Soil & Water Management Understanding soil carbon: Key ingredient to build healthy soils June 23, 2025 Nutrient Management Nitrogen management for irrigated hull-less food barley June 26, 2025 News & Perspectives Science Policy NewsCongress passes reconciliation legislation July 3, 2025 June 2025 issueVolume 58, Issue 6Inside this issuePrecision sprayers can detect and treat weeds simultaneously in real-time, enabling targeted weed management. This approach has the potential to reduce herbicide usage and associated costs. Although large-scale commercial precision sprayers are available for row crops, their weed control efficacy has not been extensively compared with traditional broadcast sprayers under field conditions.New research evaluated the performance of precision sprayers (Greeneye Technology and John Deere) in corn and soybean production fields. Results indicated that both precision sprayers provided grass and broadleaf weed control comparable to broadcast sprayers with herbicide savings dependent on weed infestation.Cover: A precision sprayer. Photo by Adam Leise. Integrated Pest Management With waterhemp, resistance complicates management June 27, 2025 Targeted weed management with precision sprayers in corn and soybean June 24, 2025