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Researchers Investigate If Herbicides and Chaff Lining Work Together
Farmer Forum Recap: Making Cover Crops Pay — Without Incentives
So You Think You Know Weeds? Play the Weed Quiz App!
Join a GROW Farmer Forum on Making Cover Crops Pay — Without Incentives
Mid-Infrared Radiation Can Bake Some Weeds Instantly
The Lowdown on Flowering Weeds & Viable Seeds
Ultra-Precise Target Sprayers Could Offer Future with More Herbicide Options
Bookmark the Herbicide Lookup Tool from Take Action!
New From GROW: Certified Crop Advisor Quizzes
New USDA-Backed Tool Helps Farmers Map Nitrogen Credits from Cover Crops
Palmer Amaranth Plagues Farmers with Herbicide Resistance
Planting Green? You May Need to Adjust Your Residual Herbicide Program.
Farmer Forum Recap: Making Cover Crops Pay — Without Incentives
Join a GROW Farmer Forum on Making Cover Crops Pay — Without Incentives
New USDA-Backed Tool Helps Farmers Map Nitrogen Credits from Cover Crops
Planting Green? You May Need to Adjust Your Residual Herbicide Program.
Pair Cover Crops with Plastic Mulch for Weed Control in Watermelons
Cereal Rye Smothers Weeds Above and Belowground
Planting Green into Cover Crops? Learn Which Soil Residual Herbicides Can Make it to the Ground!
Gauge Your Cover Crop Biomass with These Sampling Methods
Farmer Forum Recap: Cover Crop Mixes for Weed Suppression
Researchers Pinpoint When and How to Terminate Cover Crops in the Mid-Atlantic
Join a GROW Farmer Forum on Using Cover Crop Mixes for Weed Suppression
Six Farmer Videos from GROW to Help You Manage Cover Crops
Farmer Forum Recap: Making Cover Crops Pay — Without Incentives
So You Think You Know Weeds? Play the Weed Quiz App!
Join a GROW Farmer Forum on Making Cover Crops Pay — Without Incentives
Mid-Infrared Radiation Can Bake Some Weeds Instantly
The Lowdown on Flowering Weeds & Viable Seeds
New From GROW: Certified Crop Advisor Quizzes
Palmer Amaranth Plagues Farmers with Herbicide Resistance
Planting Green? You May Need to Adjust Your Residual Herbicide Program.
How Do Deer Repellents and Herbicides Work Together?
Pair Cover Crops with Plastic Mulch for Weed Control in Watermelons
Five Tips to Use Spray Drones Effectively
Herbicide Drift Injury May Make Cotton Susceptible to Aphids
Researchers Investigate If Herbicides and Chaff Lining Work Together
Bookmark the Herbicide Lookup Tool from Take Action!
New From GROW: Certified Crop Advisor Quizzes
Palmer Amaranth Plagues Farmers with Herbicide Resistance
Pair Cover Crops with Plastic Mulch for Weed Control in Watermelons
Cereal Rye Smothers Weeds Above and Belowground
Glyphosate-Resistant Italian Ryegrass in New York: What Growers Need to Know
Manage Weeds in Early-Planted Soybeans in the Upper Midwest
Use this GROW Tool to Learn How Many Effective Herbicide Modes of Action You Actually Use
Crisis at the Bird Feeder: Palmer and Waterhemp Move West Through Contaminated Seed
Battle of the Bots: AI Takes on Weed Management Questions
Farmers Crown Waterhemp “Worst Weed” at Commodity Classic
Researchers Investigate If Herbicides and Chaff Lining Work Together
Seed Impact Mills Tackle Volunteers in Small Grains Fields
GROW’s New Harvest Weed Seed Control Webpage Makes Understanding HWSC Simple
Tame Wild Oats with Early-Maturing Crop Rotations and Harvest Weed Seed Control in the Canadian Prairies
Research Suggests Seed Impact Mills Could Clean Up Cotton Fields
This Harvest Device Catches Corn Kernels and Weed Seeds
Can Chaff Lining Cut Costs and Corral Weeds in the Canadian Prairies?
A Handheld Extension Agent? GROW Researchers Put ExtensionBot to the Test
Seed Impact Mill Pulverizes Problematic Waterhemp in New Study
Weed Management Planner: Order Your Free Prints Now!
Extension and Farmers Greet Weed Control Option with ‘G’day’
GROW Releases New Herbicide Resistance Resource for the Industry
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.


























































































