Weeds

Even if growers don’t expect to seed any time soon, they may want to consider a pre-seed burnoff now to get weeds at smaller

Herbicide carryover risk could be higher this year because some products may not have broken down as expected in 2011 due to extreme conditions.

Even if growers don’t expect to seed any time soon, they may want to consider a pre-seed burnoff now to get weeds at smaller

Canola volunteers with resistance to more than one herbicide are probably more common than you think. If you’ve only grown Liberty Link canola, for

This article contains 5 quick weed control tips. Tip 1: Herbicide efficacy often goes down in dry conditions because most plants — weeds and

Nutrient carryover is a common question from growers with unseeded acres. The standard answer is: Nitrogen is always variable throughout a field, and after

Read on for tips to reduce the risk of selecting for resistant weeds on your farm.

Lack of crop diversity can increase the density of pests in a field. The higher the population of a pest in a field, the

The success of herbicide tolerant canola technology to control weeds is one reason why canola rotations have tightened. Economical weed control has increased canola

The opportunity to spray weeds is nearly closed for this fall, especially on fields planned for canola in 2012. If you have a stretch

Growers considering tillage for fall weed control should clean equipment between fields to limit disease (and weed seed) spread. Tillage equipment carrying soil and

If canola is not drying down after a Reglone application, the following may provide some insight as to why…