The first step in effective weed control is to evaluate the pasture or hay field to determine the source of the weed problem. Soil testing to determine the current nutrient and pH status is the ...

May, and June are the months when we frequently see both native and non-native forbs begin to grow and start to flower in ...

Areas too small to safely access with a field sprayer should be sprayed with a properly calibrated backpack sprayer. Use of 2,4-D and dicamba for pasture weed control As mentioned previously, a ...

Early spring means it's time to make applications of residual herbicides to control germinating summer annual weeds, ...

Some CRP fields were established hurriedly at minimal cost and ... Mechanical and chemical methods and cultural practices are ways to control weeds in pastures. Repeated mowing, clipping, and hand ...

Identified by its large, nodding head of spiny purple flowers, this biennial weed is common in pastures and open fields. A ...

They are common weeds of roadsides, fence rows, fields, pastures, and waste areas. Flowering is from July to September. Dandelion is a perennial herb with milky juice from an often branched taproot up ...

It is problematic in pastures and crop fields because it forms dense, pure stands that can smother food plants. Jimson weed or burundanga is also known as Datura stramonium. The plant can reach a ...