Best practices for managing weeds in South Carolina fall broccoli production

Authors

Matthew CutulleFollow
Brian Ward, Clemson UniversityFollow
Harrision Tyler Campbell, ClemsonFollow

Publication Date

Fall 9-18-2020

Publication Number

LGP 1092

Summary

The establishment of a broccoli industry in the South Carolina will meet the demands of consumers in the state who desire local produce. From a physiological perspective the best time to grow broccoli in South Carolina is the fall. However, during this time period weeds are actively competing with broccoli and can negatively impact yield and quality of the broccoli. Using a pre-plant herbicide coupled with a post-transplant cultivation significantly improves broccoli yield.

Publisher

Land-Grant Press by Clemson Extension

Publisher City

Clemson, SC

Target Audiences

Growers, Extension agents

Recommended Citation

Cutulle M, Ward B, Campbell HT. Best Practices for Managing Weeds in South Carolina Fall Broccoli Production. Clemson (SC): Clemson Cooperative Extension, Land-Grant Press by Clemson Extension; 2020. LGP 1092. http://lgpress.clemson.edu/publication/best-practices-for-managing-weeds-in-south-carolina-fall-broccoli-production/.