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The Lowdown on Flowering Weeds & Viable Seeds

August 1, 2023 Grow IWM

As the days shorten and the heat soars, those weed escapes in your fields may be getting ready to make their annual seedbank...

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Grow NewsMechanical Weed ControlHarvest Weed Seed ManagementPrevention

Mark VanGesselUniversity of DelawareHAND PULLING WEEDSweed seed viabilityviable weed seedsflowering weedsweed seedsimmature weed seedmanual weed removalchopping weedslate-season weed management

Farmers Develop IWM Tactics, Options to Help Herbicides Performance

April 5, 2019 Grow IWM

Farmers and Ag Service providers listened to presentations on “Weed Biology”, “Effective Sites of...

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