Early spring means it's time to make applications of residual herbicides to control germinating summer annual weeds, ...

Weeds are easily one of the great annoyances of gardening - they sprout up in unwanted areas and can even takeover if left to spread. And they come in all shapes and sizes, from Couch Grass to ...

Wild oats, kochia and quack grass make nutritious forage if cut early. Weeds that emerge late in the season may cause little crop loss in that year. If the field is fenced, they might provide suitable ...

“We have to manage those areas, along with ditches, tree lines and field borders, the same as we would in broad crop acres to prevent weeds from spreading,” he says. “Use a variety of ...

By Dusty Sonnenberg, CCA, Field Leader, a project of the Ohio Soybean Council and Soybean Check-off ...

Over the past few years, a new weed from South America has been making an appearance in Southern lawns, along roadsides, and in unimproved turf areas. Called skyseed, or Chevreul’s sharp lawn ...

The researchers found that by the third year, some fields that were treated with insecticides and didn't have a cover crop ended up with slightly more weeds—especially marestail. However ...

To deal with weeds, farmers typically use giant spraying apparatus to hose their fields down with herbicides at regular intervals, both prior to planting and during the crop growth phase.

If you have dense weed pressure, you’ll need more water in the tank. Don’t skimp. 6. Check fields after applications. Scout fields within a week to 10 days after a postemergence application to ...

Your lawn may grow more than the beautiful grass you intended. It may also grow weeds, which prevent your lawn from looking its best. In addition to reducing the aesthetics of your lawn, weeds compete ...

Waterhemp, Palmer amaranth, and other pesky weeds are all perennial pains in the neck for farmers. Will Griffin, row crop segment manager for Valent U.S.A., says the best way to start clean and stay c ...