- 10th Edition of the Herbicide Handbook
- Want To Keep Your Compost Weed-Free?
- Assistant Professor/Weed Scientist with Kansas State Univeristy in Hays, Ks
- Graduate Research Assistantship (M.S. or Ph.D.) – Mississippi State University with Mississippi State University in Starkville, MS
- Weed Scientist with William Edwards Innovations in Virtual
- Assistant Professor – Weed Ecology/Ecophysiology with Oklahoma State University in Stillwater, OK
- Post-Doctoral Associate with University of Minnesota in Twin Cities
- Full-time Biological Scientist II in Weed Science Lab with University of Florida, IFAS Agronomy Department in Gainesville, FL
- M.S. Graduate Research Assistantship in Weed Science with Washington State University in Prosser, WA
- Postdoctoral Fellow in Crop/Weed Ecology and Management with ORISE in Urbana, IL
Restoration Ecology and Weed Science Area Advisor Applied Research and Extension Serving Kern, Tulare, and Kings Counties, California with UC ANR in Bakersfield, CA
Vegetation Management Member – Saguaro National Park with American Conservation Experience in Tucson, AZ
Assistant Professor, Agronomy and Crop Science with University of Wyoming in Laramie, Sheridan, Powell, or Lingle, Wyoming
Extension Educator- Crops, West Central & Northwest MN Region with University of Minnesota Extension in Extension Regional Office in Moorhead or Morris, MN with University of Minnesota Extension in Extension Regional Office in Moorhead or Morris, MN
Field Crew Member – Restoration with Montana Conservation Corps in Missoula, Helena, Bozeman, Kalispell
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Nigeria Declares Weeds as Major Productivity Drawback in Cassava Farming
Commissioners of agriculture in Nigeria’s cassava growing belt have decried the weeds menace which they blamed for low yields in cassava and the main constraint limiting the competitiveness of cassava farmers in the country. more »
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Scientists Suggest Way to Predict the Behavior of Invasive Weeds
Is it possible to predict which nonnative plant species will become invasive weeds and when? According to research featured in the journal Invasive Plant Science and Management, the answer is “hopefully yes.” more »
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Farmers Trained on Herbicide After Crop Damage
Tens of thousands of soybean and cotton farmers across the country are taking free but mandatory training in how to properly use a weed killer blamed for drifting and damaging crops in neighboring fields. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency required more »
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Dicamba Debate Lingers in Arkansas Courts
The fight over Arkansas’ effort to ban an herbicide that farmers say has drifted onto crops where it wasn’t applied, causing widespread damage, is far from over, with attention now shifting to a manufacturer’s lawsuit. more »
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Robotic Weeders: To a Farm Near You?
The growing popularity of robotic weeders for specialty crops has grown partly out of necessity, says Steven Fennimore, an extension specialist at the University of California, Davis. Specialty crops are vegetables like lettuce, broccoli, tomatoes, and onions. more »
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5 Tips to Limit Off-Target Dicamba Movement
Source credit: Westernfarmpress.com Farmers and the agriculture industry can’t stand another year like 2017 in terms of off-target movement of herbicides, especially dicamba products, Bill Johnson says. The Purdue Extension weed control specialist contributed information about limiting off-site movement in … more »
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Why Europe is Literally Stuck in the Weeds
Glyphosate, the ubiquitous herbicide, may not really be poison, but it could well be the most politicized substance in Europe. In recent days, a glyphosate controversy has revealed much about the continent’s decision-making processes. more »
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EU Extends Approval for Weed Killer
The European Union has approved a five-year extension of the use of the weed killer glyphosate in a move that failed to satisfy both environmentalists and farmers. After a drawn-out process, the EU backed the extension more »
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Dicamba and the Treadmill of Herbicide Resistance
Many reports have circulated the US concerning widespread dicamba injury to off-target crops, particularly in the Mid-South and Midwest. According to a national survey led by Kevin Bradley, weed scientist at the University of Missouri, more »
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EU Fails to Agree on Future Weed Killer Use
Source credit: www.morningagclips.com BRUSSELS (AP) — European Union nations failed on Thursday to agree on the continued use of one of the world’s most widely used weed killers, glyphosate, amid concerns about its possible links to cancer. EU member nations … more »
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