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Study Shines Light on Drill-interseeded Cover Crops in Corn
Cover Crops and Residual Herbicides Team Up Against Palmer Amaranth
Farmer Forum Recap: Using Drones for Weed Management
New Research on How to Apply Residual Herbicides When Planting Green
After the Volts: Is Weed Electrocution Safe for the Soil?
Meet Science for Success!
Join a GROW Farmer Forum on Drones & Weed Management
The Lowdown on Roller Crimpers
A Look at Planter Adjustments for Planting into Cover Crops
GROW Reports on New Harvest Weed Seed Control Research in Australia
Allow Us to Introduce Ourselves (Again!)
Narrow Rows are a Weed Control Win, New Study Says
Study Shines Light on Drill-interseeded Cover Crops in Corn
Cover Crops and Residual Herbicides Team Up Against Palmer Amaranth
New Research on How to Apply Residual Herbicides When Planting Green
The Lowdown on Roller Crimpers
A Look at Planter Adjustments for Planting into Cover Crops
Allow Us to Introduce Ourselves (Again!)
Cover Crops and Weed Control in the Southeast: A Battle for Resources
Cover Crops for Weed Control: The Keys for Success
The Hunt to Make Cereal Rye More Competitive Above & Below Ground
How to Make Cover Crops Work in Montana
New Resource Alert: The Weed Management Planner
New Penn State Guide Tackles Weed Control in Organic No-Till Soybean Systems
Cover Crops and Residual Herbicides Team Up Against Palmer Amaranth
Farmer Forum Recap: Using Drones for Weed Management
New Research on How to Apply Residual Herbicides When Planting Green
Meet Science for Success!
Join a GROW Farmer Forum on Drones & Weed Management
The Lowdown on Roller Crimpers
A Look at Planter Adjustments for Planting into Cover Crops
GROW Reports on New Harvest Weed Seed Control Research in Australia
Allow Us to Introduce Ourselves (Again!)
Meet the Crop Protection Network (CPN)!
Precision Weed Management: New Industry, New Webpage!
Cover Crops and Weed Control in the Southeast: A Battle for Resources
Cover Crops and Residual Herbicides Team Up Against Palmer Amaranth
Farmer Forum Recap: Using Drones for Weed Management
New Research on How to Apply Residual Herbicides When Planting Green
Meet Science for Success!
GROW Reports on New Harvest Weed Seed Control Research in Australia
Allow Us to Introduce Ourselves (Again!)
Evaluating a New Weed Killer: Blue Light and Heat
The Silver Bullet That Wasn’t: Glyphosate’s Declining Weed Control Over 25 Years
Cover Crops and Weed Control in the Southeast: A Battle for Resources
Testing for Herbicide Resistance: A Look at Montana State’s Options
New Herbicide-Tolerant Traits Could Boost Sorghum’s Rotational Benefits
Cover Crops for Weed Control: The Keys for Success
GROW Reports on New Harvest Weed Seed Control Research in Australia
Allow Us to Introduce Ourselves (Again!)
Evaluating a New Weed Killer: Blue Light and Heat
New Resource Alert: The Weed Management Planner
Farmer Forum Recap: Using Seed Impact Mills for Weed Control
Making Chaff Lining Work on Shepherd Grain Farms
Eastern Shore Farmer Tries Chaff Lining to Defeat Weeds
Join a GROW Farmer Forum on Using Seed Impact Mills for Weed Control
Cheatgrass (Downy Brome) Management in the Western U.S.
Scout for Palmer Amaranth and Waterhemp to Prevent Spreading Seeds with the Combine
HWSC in the Pacific Northwest: Greene Ridge Farms Tackles Tough Weeds with Seed Impact Mill
A Weed Seed Killing Machine: Testing the Redekop Seed Control Unit
Explore GROW’s Farmer Toolbox of Weed Control Strategies
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What is IWM?
Integrated Weed Management (IWM) is the practice of combining multiple techniques to increase the effectiveness of, but not necessarily replace, herbicide use. Techniques include:
What is GROW?
GROW (Getting Rid of Weeds) is a scientist-led network coordinating research to help farmers across the U.S. fight herbicide resistance, by using a greater diversity of weed control strategies to complement chemical use.
Our Mission
GROW aims to provide information on tools such as cover crops, increased crop competition, harvest weed seed control and more, with the goal of being an industry resource on integrated weed management.
Why does it matter?
Herbicides need help. Faced with mounting herbicide-resistance, the rising cost of chemicals, continued regulatory scrutiny and changing consumer preferences, farmers are in critical need of more diversified weed management options. Using an array of different weed control strategies can make farms more resilient and sustainable.
Organizations Involved
GROW is a collaborative effort by many experts and organizations.