2010-05-052010-05-051990https://hdl.handle.net/10365/9007A brief background on the reasoning for the application of herbicides on fallow land to control weed infestation is given. Erosion is cited as being one reason. North Dakota didn't use this method due to the increased possibility of crop damage in non-fallow years. Command, clomazone, controls several types of broadleaf and grass weeds. Command is hard on wheat, barley and oats. The methods and results of a 1986 to 1990 study of clomazone and clomazone-atrazine mixtures in fallow are discussed.North Dakota State UniversityWeed controlHerbicidesChemical controlArticle