Now is an excellent time to make choices about managing weeds in pastures. Before applying herbicides for chemical control you first need to answer the question: “Why do I have weeds in my pasture”?

Weeds are often not desirable in pastures for many reasons. Many weeds are less palatable to animals, weeds decrease rapidly in nutritive value as they mature, and some can be toxic if consumed in ...

Now is the best time to treat most of the common weed problems in your cool season grass pastures. Many ranchers know that after they are done calving and branding it is time to spray Canada thistle, ...

Farmers routinely tackle tough weed problems in corn and soybeans, understanding that crops yield better with less competition for moisture, nutrients and sunlight. The same is true for forages, ...

The hilly country of Kuloo Station, at Cassilis, in the Hunter region of New South Wales has meant controlling weeds has been ...

Texas A&M AgriLife Extension, DuPont and the Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association will offer Pasture Weed and Brush Control Field Day on Thursday at the McGregor AgriLife Extension ...

ARDMORE, Okla. — Noble Foundation soil and crops specialist Eddie Funderburg has identified the top seven reasons he thinks pasture weed control programs don’t work as well as they should. “A popular ...

Courtesy photo / Ben Misko carries a container of vegetables from Restless Roots Farm. The farm is located in Mill Creek and owned by Casey VanNest and Misko. While it took quite some time for things ...

Join us on Tuesday, Feb. 18, at 6 p.m., for a pasture weed control meeting presented by Dr. JD Green, UK Extension Weed Control Specialist. We will discuss ways to control the most common pasture ...

Editor’s note: This article was written collaboratively by Paul O. Johnson, David Vos, Jill Alms, and Leon J. Wrage. There are 24 million acres of native and tame pasture and range as well as 1.4 ...