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Weed control is a critical component to successful sod production. The presence of weeds may reduce aesthetics, marketability and strength of turfgrass sod. Chemical control is often warranted. Weed management strategies with preemergence and postemergence herbicides are often modified in sod production to meet harvesting requirements and client demands. Herbicide selection may be limited due to economics or turfgrass tolerance; however, repeated use of a single herbicide chemistry may lead to problems with herbicide-resistant weeds. This publication contains information (in Chinese) about managing herbicide resistance in sod production.

Weed control is a critical component to successful sod production. The presence of weeds may reduce aesthetics, marketability and strength of turfgrass sod. Chemical control is often warranted. Weed management strategies with preemergence and postemergence herbicides are often modified in sod production to meet harvesting requirements and client demands. Herbicide selection may be limited due to economics or turfgrass tolerance; however, repeated use of a single herbicide chemistry may lead to problems with herbicide-resistant weeds. This publication contains information (in Chinese) about managing herbicide resistance in sod production.

This publication highlights the role of selenium in animal nutrition; selenium concentration and distribution in soils and feedstuffs (grains and forages) produced in various parts of the United States and in Georgia; disorders resulting from Selenium deficiency or toxicity; various methods of selenium supplementation; and recommendations for selenium management in Georgia. This publication is intended to serve as an educational resource for university researchers and Extension specialists, county Extension agents and livestock, forage and feed producers, among others.