Noxious and restricted weed control notice Weeds designated as noxious or restricted by Provincial legislation will be controlled as required. The threshold for noxious weeds is zero. From June to ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Summer has ‘barely’ arrived, but outdoor temperatures are already soaring! By now ...

This annual grass is a frustrating turf enemy from spring until the frost—your best chance at success is being proactive.

Cool and wet weather has shifted weed pressure in parts of Indiana this year. In this episode of Managing for Profit, Purdue University Extension weed scientist Tommy Butts explains how weed ...

Purslane is an aggressive weed that can rapidly take over your lawn or garden. Find out the best way to remove this weed and ...

Wild violets can be a challenge to banish from your lawn. Here's how to get rid of this pretty yet pesky perennial.

Luckily, there is one natural item that can banish weeds from your lawn that won't harm the grass. What’s more, it’s ...

Before touching any weeds on your lawn, make sure you identify what you're pulling. "The last thing you want to do is touch a weed with your hands, gloved or not, that would have been better ...

The City of Moose Jaw's annual weed control program kicks off today. Weather permitting, City crews will be spraying the Eddy Moore Diamonds & Elks Athletic Field (1500 Caribou Street West), ...

The goal of this paper is to develop a new weed detection and classification method that can be applied for autonomous weed control robots. In order to achieve this goal plants must be classified into ...

For corn: Use a burndown in the fall or spring prior to planting corn. Use up to 16 ounces per acre of Clarity on soils 2.5% or greater OM or up to 8 ounces per acre on soils less than 2.5% OM.

A weed-free bed will make your weed management much easier later in the growing season. 5 Using Sharpen® herbicide as a burndown prior to planting will control small, emerged Palmer amaranth and ...