Your comment regarding Fall application of atrazine caught my eye. I just read the label on Aatrex and I don't see a printed restriction for Fall application on ground that will be planted to corn next Spring. Could you let me know where to find this information?

Bob Hartzler, weed scientist at Iowa State University said "Atrazine isn’t labeled for fall applications (except for Kansas where they have a Special local need label). I believe fall applications were allowed back in the old days, but this use was cancelled in the 1980’s when the label was cutback considerably due to concerns of atrazine moving into water supplies." However their may be exceptions since states have to approve and register each and every pesticide sold. If your state is different than normal, a supplement is issued. If you want to know if you can legally apply atrazine in the fall check with you state Department of Agriculture.

Excellent article, I agree! So much feed grade corn has been bred that is higher in protein but lower in test weight. If I am going to the river, I like the bright orange heavy test weighted hybrids but I get more yield from the light yellow feed grade hybrids. You sure want the orange kernals in the corn burner!