Agronomy • Strategies & Solutions
Think You Can’t Control Weeds in Conventional Corn? Think Again
When growing conventional corn, you'll want to be sure you've got the right management strategy in place for controlling weeds.
Holly grew up in South Central Kansas, and her connection to agriculture began by spending countless hours working with her grandpa on the farm where she grew up. Holly earned her bachelor's and master's degrees in agronomy from Kansas State University. Her career in the seed industry includes roles ranging from senior research associate to technical seed manager and dealer recruitment and training. Fun fact about Holly: As a senior at Kansas State, she served as the National Corresponding Secretary for the Students in Agronomy, Soils and Environment Sciences (SASES).
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