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Resources / Articles / News / Fallow residuals and Clethodim resistance

Fallow residuals and Clethodim resistance

February 25, 2026
Author
Cindy Benjamin

Welcome to WeedSmart Paddock Talk Episode #17

Featuring insights from Tony Lockrey, senior agronomist AMPS Moree and Chris Davey, WeedSmart extension agronomist (SA).

Take a listen…

For more details, you can read these WeedSmart articles:

Residuals that don’t lock up your rotation in the northern region

Outmaneuver clethodim resistance in legume rotations

Always read the label and check with your local agronomist for advice to suit your situation.

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