In early spring, everything comes awake in the garden. Perennials are just starting to send out new buds and shoots, lawns are starting to green, and the weeds—the bane of every gardener's ...

Kochia and giant ragweed are formidable broadleaf weeds that share a variety of similarities, making them great candidates to scout for and manage in tandem. Learn how chemical and cultural practices ...

No matter the growth stage, soybean weeds are never a welcome presence. In fact, early-season weed control is critical to minimize direct competition with weeds that emerge at about the same time as ...

Most years, Spring signals the start of a colorful garden and a host of blooming flowers. Yet, at this point in the season minimal care is needed for spring-flowering bulbs, Kansas State University ...

Discover why early-season weed control is vital for spring cereals and how Broadway Ultra helps protect yields after a wet start.

Q: What steps can I take now to avoid a weed problem in the spring? It seems that as soon as the weather warms up, the weeds go crazy, and I can’t keep up! A: Although weeds are mostly a warm-weather ...

As the temperature starts to warm up in the spring, the plants in your garden are waking up and so are the weeds. If you are intimidated by the spring barrage of fast growing weeds, Weston Miller, OSU ...

Use mulch, leaves, or compost in the fall to insulate soil and boost nutrients. Add biochar or sulfur for soil health, and clear weeds before winter. Plant cover crops before frost to enrich soil and ...

Weeds are easiest to control when they are establishing and actively growing. The perfect time to tackle dandelions and other weeds is in autumn. Courtesy Johnson County Extension Give a weed an inch ...