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Evaluation of corn gluten meal for preemergence weed management in cranberry SARE ONE 13-193

Sandler et al., 2014

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Sandler H
Ghantous K
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Corn gluten meal (CGM) is a natural product that is typically used as a fertilizer (8-0-0), but also has reported herbicidal activity against germinating seeds. Its use as a method of preemergence weed control on cranberry farms was evaluated. The use of CGM in …
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