Two Georgia Extension workers released a white paper this month on where, generally speaking, Liberty-Link (LL) soybeans will fit in that state, especially from the standpoint of dealing with Roundup-resistant pigweed, which probably rates now as that state's number one agronomic problem in field crops.
Nobody is saying that LL beans are a silver bullet, and the report delves into some limitations with the system. But the paper does examine the parameters of the technology. It was written by Jared R. Whitaker (Extension Agronomist – Soybean and Cotton) and Eric P. Prostko (Extension Agronomist – Weed Science).
Here's a link to their report.
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