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weed management in 

field crops.pastures.

An average waterhemp plant typically produces around 300,000 seeds that are the size of a pin head.

Corn and Soybean Weed Management

Slideshows
Publications
Videos

  • The Comparison of UAV and Airplane Application in Corn Fungicides

  • Good Stewardship and Herbicide Tolerant Crops

  • Need a weed identified? There's an app for that!

  • Management of Marestail/Horseweed

  • Control of giant ragweed

  • Good Stewardship and Herbicide Tolerant Crops

  • The skinny on temperature inversions

Herbicide Screening Results
Trial Year:
Herbicide:
Weed:
Crop:
   

Integrated Management of Resistant Weeds

Slideshows
Publications
Videos

  • Missouri horseweed populations and herbicide resistance

  • Narrow windrow burning: winning the final battle against weeds

Each acre of U.S. cropland contains 50 to 300 million buried weed seeds. Five to 10 percent of them germinate and emerge each year.

Pasture Weed Management

Slideshows
Publications
Videos

  • The impact of weeds on pastures

  • The cattle vote

Podcasts

Tim's Take (Episode 32, part 1) Herbicides—What is the Future?

Tim's Take (Episode 32, part 2) How Do I Get Rid of Weeds?

War Against Weeds (S9 E3) Pasture Weed Management

Recent Articles

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