Editor's Picks
Tag: Pigweed
SePRO’s Brake Herbicide Now Labeled For Use In Peanuts Feb 8, 2023
Carmel, IN – Welcome news for peanut growers is that Brake herbicide has received EPA approval for use in peanut. Brake herbicide delivers broad-spectrum, long residual control of grass and […]
Ohio: Late-Season Waterhemp, Palmer Amaranth Scouting Resources Oct 1, 2022
Waterhemp and Palmer amaranth plants that have escaped POST applications or emerged after are now starting to develop mature seed. These plants can produce upwards of one million seeds per […]
Pennsylvania: Scout Fields for Palmer Amaranth, Waterhemp to Prevent Harvest Spread Sep 23, 2022
Palmer amaranth and waterhemp, which are resistant to multiple herbicide groups, continue to spread within regions of Pennsylvania. Scouting for new introductions or weed escapes in soybean and corn prior […]
Minnesota: Weed Management Continues at Harvest Sep 5, 2022
Small grains harvest is in full swing in northwestern Minnesota and corn and soybean harvest is right around the corner across the state. What are some tactics you can employ […]
Kentucky: Late Season Weed Escapes Aug 27, 2022
Herbicide applications on full-season soybean have been wrapped up on most acres for several weeks now, and double crop applications will be wrapping up soon. Despite most herbicide applications being […]
Pennsylvania: Weed Seeds This Fall Means More Weeds Next Spring Aug 27, 2022
Now is the time to think about controlling summer annual weeds prior to seed set in cropping situations where possible. Preventing seed production is important for driving down the weed seed bank […]
Iowa: Don’t Let the Pigweeds Produce Seed Aug 10, 2022
This is the time of the year when late-season pigweeds (waterhemp and Palmer amaranth) poke through the soybean canopy and produce seeds. These late-season pigweeds either emerged after herbicide applications, or […]
Pennsylvania Corn, Soybeans: How Late Can Herbicides Be Applied? Aug 5, 2022
Every year we are asked about how late is too late to spray herbicides to control weeds such as marestail, Palmer amaranth, waterhemp, burcucumber, and others. As usual, the answer […]
Illinois Wheat: Weed Management Considerations in Stubble Fields Jul 14, 2022
Wheat harvest marks the end of one cropping cycle and the beginning of a second. In parts of central and southern Illinois, farmers frequently opt to plant double-crop soybean following […]
Tennessee: Auxin Herbicide Resistant Palmer Pigweed Management Jun 20, 2022
Getting reports from several consultants frustrated with the lack of Palmer amaranth control after applications of either Dicamba or Enlist One in cotton and soybean. Indeed, in our second year […]
