Effective Site of Action and How it Should Be Used
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Cotton Weed Management With a Cereal Rye Cover Crops
Weed management in cotton has become more challenging due to an increase in herbicide-resistant weeds, such as horseweed and...
Effective Site of Action and How it Should Be Used
Using different and multiple herbicide site of action is important, understanding how to use “effective herbicide site of...
Would You Like to Suppress Weeds with Cover Crops? See what happens by terminating them at different dates
Cover crops can play a significant role in a multi-tactic approach to weed management. Dr. Norsworthy with the University of...
Robotics: A New IWM Tool In The Pipeline
Scientists at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign are working on research funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture...
Raising weeds for science – researchers study when weeds shed their seeds
Last week, we wrote an article on Harvest Weed Seed Control using the Harrington Seed Destructor (HSD). This effective machine...
Herbicide rotation ineffective against resistance in waterhemp
Lauren Quinn, University of Illinois URBANA, Ill. – Farmers have been battling herbicide-resistant weeds for generations. A...
When the time comes to hand pull weeds
By Annie Klodd, Penn State Extension Prolific weeds like horseweed (marestail) and pigweeds are beginning to flower and will drop...
Flowering pigweeds…in the spring?
Have you ever seen pigweed flowering in the spring? In Corpus Christi, Texas, Texas A&M weed scientists observed mature seeds...
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