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Georgia: Weed Management – 4 Considerations from the Field Jun 7, 2022
A few things for you to consider, fresh from the field: 1. New technologies are great but you can control weeds without it. Nothing beats starting clean, using a strong […]
Arkansas Rice: Switching POST Residual Herbicides to PRE Apr 12, 2021
A lot of our focus in rice residual herbicide programs is placed on grass control, especially as barnyardgrass is consistently listed as the most problematic weed across Arkansas rice acres. […]
Arkansas Rice: Sedge-pocalypse – Identification and Management Jun 24, 2019
Sedges have exploded across Arkansas in 2019 throughout different cropping systems. Additionally, a variety of unique sedge species have made themselves known this year, and others have popped up in […]
Georgia Peanuts: Yellow Nutsedge Tests Positive for Cadre Resistance Jan 22, 2019
In September 2017, after doing some preliminary screening, we collected yellow nutsedge tubers from a peanut field that were a strong suspect for resistance to Cadre. Unfortunately, it looks like this […]
Arkansas Rice: What to Plant with Limited Seed; Controlling Resistant Sedge Apr 10, 2017
Crop Progress Through today (4/8) Arkansas has around 30% of rice acres planted throughout the state. The warm, windy conditions are drying out many locations that have been unable to […]
Ohio Soybeans: More Weeds Than Last Year – Especially Marestail, Waterhemp Oct 5, 2016
Every fall County Extension Educators drive through their county evaluating weed control in soybean fields to see how weed populations are changing over time. This is my second year of […]
Rice: Dow AgroSciences Announces Name of New Herbicide Jan 13, 2016
Dow AgroSciences announces Loyant herbicide as the name of its new weed control product in rice, which will be an effective tool in the fight against herbicide resistance. First registrations […]
Soybeans, Rice: Herbicide Resistant Nutsedge May be Result of Crossbreeding Nov 10, 2015
Yellow nutsedge is a grass-like plant that has a well-earned reputation as one of the world’s worst weeds. Not only does it grow aggressively in crops like rice and soybean […]
