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Revised: April 2021
Published: June 2002
Pages: 16
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Jointed Goatgrass is an invasive weed that is closely related to wheat and can have a huge, negative impact on wheat profitability. This publication details the best management practices in a multi-practice approach, specific to the Southern Great Plains region, for successful control of jointed goatgrass.
Page Count: 16
Published: June 2002
Revised: April 2021
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