Spring's on its way: Make sure broadleaf herbicides aren't damaging your trees
If you have mature trees, check your lawn service records for the name of the broadleaf herbicide that is being applied to ...
Dicamba drift: New use of an old herbicide disrupts pollinators
An herbicide may "drift" from the agricultural fields where it's sprayed and harm weeds that grow at the edge of the fields, ...
AgWeb4d
A Planned Strategy Fights Resistant Weeds
Weed escapes mean reduced yield. Use Status® herbicide early to control weeds and improve corn yield. With these tips, get it ...
The Florida Times-Union9d
Yes, weeds are already springing to life in your yard. Here's how to deal with them.
Herbicides can damage trees and lawns, so read instructions carefully and use caution. Ah, a little sunshine, a little warmth to the temperatures. That’s more like it, right? A few flowers are ...
AGDAILY4d
Storen controls weeds even in adverse weather conditions
One of the things most impacted by these types of events is a grower’s weed management strategy. Dry conditions commonly lead ...
The Baltimore Sun10d
Garden Q&A: Is there a natural spray for celandine?
A: No herbicide exists that is specific for lesser celandine (fig buttercup, Ficaria verna), natural/organic or otherwise. Anything used has the potential to damage other plants exposed to the spray.
AZ Central23d
Spring's on its way: Make sure broadleaf herbicides aren't damaging your trees
Unpublished research by Drs. Ed Gilman and Jason Smith at the University of Florida has shown significant injury when herbicides containing metsulfuron-methyl are applied at the root zone of live ...