Not all lawn weeds behave the same way. Some develop over the winter months then erupt into bloom as the weather warms.

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Ahead of its Ag in Motion appearance, John Deere showcases how the targeted application system will apply to small grains in ...

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Kansas growers are urged to review herbicide options as crop growth narrows application windows for corn, grain sorghum and ...

This troublesome plant should stay far away from your yard.

In the first column on pesticide antagonism, I wrote about one of the most common reasons pesticide applications disappoint: ...

Columbiana SWCD's Pete Conkle explains how cover crops stop soil erosion, and how northeast Ohio farmers can get started with ...

UPL launches 'Ricebeaux', an innovative herbicide for rice, addressing modern farming challenges with effective weed ...

If your weed-control program in soybeans needs more attention this season, you’re not alone. Now’s the time to determine your best next steps. There are several reasons why you might want to take ...

Invasive exotic plants can spread widely, disrupt ecosystems, and harm native wildlife. Mexican petunia is a popular but ...

You may have a tolerant attitude toward weeds, but some of them truly are noxious and shouldn’t be ignored. Learn why, plus how to get rid of them.