Last Thursday I did my farm survey in terms of where I need to spray next and found all under control. Same thing Friday. Wanted to spray about 15 acres of soybeans yesterday but too hot during any daylight hours. Finally the temp drops back a little this evening and the velvetleaf is a good 15 plus inches tall in spots. Never had a problem getting velvetleaf with glyphosate but it sure lingers when it gets much over 8-10 inches tall for 2-2 1/2 weeks. Hopefully, rain Thursday and Friday for it to suck the spray in.
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