Weedscience Graduate Students Win Awards

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PSM Graduate Students from the Weed Science Program Win Awards.

Congratulations!

Last week three of our PSM graduate students from the Graduate Weed Science Program received awards on their poster presentations in two different sections from the 61st Weed Science Society of America (WSSA) Virtual Annual Meeting:

1st Place: Justine Fisher, M.S. student (Advisor: Christy Sprague) Season-long horseweed suppression with fall-seeded cover crops and narrow row soybean

3rd Place: Sarah Chu, M.S. student (Advisor: Erin Burns) Effects of inter-seeding corn and alfalfa on weed population dynamics

3rd Place: Adam Constine, M.S. Student (Advisor: Christy Sprague) Weed management systems in XtendFlex soybean

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