As you finalize 2026 preemerge herbicide programs ahead of early-January prepay deadlines, what is one change you’re making based on local resistance screens or georeferenced weed escapes from 2025? Can you share one example mix or residual stacking tweak that improved control without blowing up your budget?

For 2026 preemerge programs, the biggest change is adjusting residual stacking based on mapped escapes from 2025. Fields showing early waterhemp pressure now get layered modes instead of higher rates. One example was pairing a Group 15 residual with a lower rate Group 5 instead of pushing a single product. Control improved without adding cost. The tweak worked because placement mattered more than volume. Local resistance data guided every decision.