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Category Archives: Weed Management
New National Pest Alert for Palmer Amaranth released
A new National Pest Alert for Palmer Amaranth has been released. This pest alert has been approved by the national leadership of USDA NRCS to address the recent problems with Palmer Amaranth seed inclusion in wildflower and pollinator seed mixes. Ultimately, … Continue reading
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Absinth Wormwood – New Invasive Species in Nebraska Panhandle
Gary Stone – Extension Educator, Nebraska Extension & Kristi Paul – Sheridan County Weed Superintendent, Nebraska Early Detection and Rapid Response (EDRR) is a concept to identify potential invasive species prior to or just as the establishment of the invasive … Continue reading
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Report: Milkweed losses may not fully explain monarch butterfly declines
By Diana Yates University of Illinois Steep declines in the number of monarch butterflies reaching their wintering grounds in Mexico are not fully explained by fewer milkweeds in the northern part of their range, researchers report in a new study. … Continue reading
Status of Herbicide-Resistant Weeds in Nebraska
Amit Jhala – Extension Weed Management Specialist There are 480 unique cases of herbicide-resistant weed biotypes globally in 252 weed species (147 dicots and 105 monocots). Weeds have evolved resistance to 23 of 26 known herbicide sites of action and … Continue reading
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What do farmers think about resistant weeds?
From IPM in the South by Rosemary Hallberg in Southeast Farm Press Both scientists and regulators have had a lot to say about the growing problem of herbicide resistance and how weed management techniques need to change in response. However, … Continue reading
Field-scale experiments reveal persistent yield gaps in low-input and organic cropping systems
Alexandra N. Kravchenko Sieglinde S. Snapp G. Philip Robertson http://www.pnas.org/content/114/5/926.abstract Significance Meeting future food needs requires a substantial increase in the yields obtained from existing cropland. Prior global analyses have suggested that these gains could come from closing yield gaps—differences … Continue reading
Protect trees when applying herbicides to weeds
From IPM in the South by Rosemary Hallberg by Merritt Melancon, University of Georgia It can take years for a tree to reach full maturity, but it only takes one or two seasons of damage to irreparably harm the biggest and … Continue reading
New technology must be used with good stewardship
New technology must be used with good stewardship From IPM in the South by Rosemary Hallberg In Southwest Farm Press The old saw, “Those who do not learn history are doomed to repeat it,” attributed to George Santayana, should be made … Continue reading
Comparing Generic Versus Name Brand Pesticides
Robert Klein – Nebraska Extension, Western Nebraska Crops Specialist Robert Tigner – Nebraska Extension, Extension Educator (This article is part of Nebraska Extension’s Strengthening Nebraska’s Agricultural Economy series.) Over time, increasing numbers of generic pesticides have become available for use … Continue reading