On his research farm south of Stuttgart, Ark., Ronnie Helms has many "what if?" rice and soybean plots planted.
The sixth plot had 22 ounces applied early, 22 ounces pre-flood and 22 ounces applied two weeks post-flood. "For the last application there wasn't any red rice or other weeds but we sprayed it anyway."
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