Until now, not much was known about the influence that nozzle type and application volume have on weed control efficacy with ...

Soil-applied herbicides can be applied as liquids or granulars and should be watered into the soil following application. The best way to think about controlling weeds in lawns is to figure out how ...

Weeds have begun to grow. If herbicides are a weed control method used and you tend to apply the same herbicide each year, ...

Now is the time to apply pre-emergent herbicides to prevent weed seeds from developing and growing into mature plants in our lawns. Some of these weed seeds includes annual crabgrass and goosegrass, ...

Key to this is preventing seed germination, a strategy that requires both timely application of treatments and an ...

Pre-emergent weed control is most effective when applied ... Remember to water your lawn thoroughly after application to ...

Warm weather means it's time to burndown fields. For best herbicide performance, consider temperature, weed size, spray ...

An agronomist with Syngenta says good pre-emergence weed control is vital for a successful crop. Brandon Nystrom says in an early spring, farmers can use a strong foundation rate of residual ...

Until now, not much was known about the influence that nozzle type and application volume have on weed control ...

A consistent, well-planned approach to weed control can minimize competition now and improve harvest efficiency later.

That enables us to not only get the pre-post application flexibility, but it also gives us excellent residual weed control. “If farmers make a pre application on conventional tillage ...