The Weed Science Society of America saw a greater reduction in herbicide-resistant weeds when neighbors partnered to develop a community-based weed control program.
Glyphosate-resistant Palmer amaranth has been confirmed in southwestern Nebraska, says Greg Kruger, cropping systems specialist for the University of Nebraska's West Central Research and Extension Center.
Larry Steckel, Extension Weed Specialist with the University of Tennessee, gives a brief history of the expansion of Palmer amaranth across the United States and treatment options for the weed. Dr. Steckel shares what growers in the Midwest can expect as it moves north into their fields.
A study published in the journal Weed Science found cotton yield loss was reduced from 67% to under 30% when weed establishment was delayed until 6 weeks after crop planting.
The new BroadAxe XC herbicide from Syngenta gives growers more flexibility for soybean, sunflower and dry pea weed control programs. BroadAxe XC is an herbicide combination with two different modes of action that is ideal for weed resistance management programs.
Accurate identification of weedy Amaranthus species during early vegetative stages can be difficult. However, identification of the various species becomes much more reliable when reproductive structures are present.
Aerial seeding cover crop questions have been numerous this month. Indeed, the wet month of August does greatly increase the probability that aerial seeding will be successful as we enter September.
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