Reducing your tillage or switching to an entirely no-till system can offer numerous environmental and economic benefits. Leaving the soil undisturbed reduces erosion and runoff, while also saving ...

Some weeds are on the mild end of the garden-ruining spectrum, coming out easily and giving up fairly easily. But others are some of nature’s toughest competitors, able to mount tall buildings and ...

What is the best weed eater? Weeds sprout up in every crevice of your yard, under your fence and along the side of your house, making them difficult to reach — thankfully, a good weed eater can make ...

Welcome moisture around many parts of the High Plains have raised expectations for spring-planted crops. One nemesis—weeds—are also going to take advantage of the moisture and sun, BASF technical ...

When we made it home after a mid-summer vacation, I caught a glimpse of our yard. I thought I was in the Twilight Zone. Weeds had overrun our once pristine garden beds. Our little lime hydrangeas ...

Weed management involves continuous inspection and work to make sure that no new weeds pop up around your yard and garden beds. In some cases, weeds can be pulled by hand before they become a problem.

As the battle against herbicide-resistant weeds grows more complex and the economic pressures on corn production mount, it’s important to leverage advanced and integrated approaches to weed management ...