Tom Peters, sugarbeet agronomist and weed control specialist for North Dakota State University and University of Minnesota, talked about using Spin-Aid to control kochia, at the Northwest Regional ...

Tom Peters and other researchers are working on refining their recommendations for Spin-Aid while also examining possible new uses for already registered herbicides. Tom Peters, North Dakota State ...

The first step to controlling Kochia and Russian Thistle is to keep current plants from producing seed that is added to the seed repository in soils. Limit disturbances such as tractor, animal and ...

Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window) The Weld County Weed Division is reminding everyone ...

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 ...

Paul Butler, Illinois farmer and die-hard user of the Enlist ® weed control system, says he can clearly see that the industry has changed in just the last decade. “When I started farming in 2003, it ...

Warm temperatures across South Dakota this spring could allow kochia to get a head start in many areas of South Dakota. The minimum soil temperature that research has shown for kochia germination is ...

Invasive kochia has become a common enemy on farms in the western half of the United States. Its herbicide resistance, coupled with its ability to germinate in early spring, survive extreme ...

Kochia, a kind of tumbleweed, has long been associated with the Texas High Plains, but its abundance is starting to alarm Texas A&M AgriLife officials as regional producers are experiencing challenges ...

Kochia (Kochia scoparia) is a summer annual from Eurasia that grows up to seven feet tall. It is common to see kochia in rangelands, pastures, croplands, ditch banks, gardens, disturbed areas, and ...