- M.S. Graduate Assistantship in Weed Science with Cornell University with Cornell University in Ithaca, NY
- M.S. or PhD Research Assistantship in Weed Science at University of Georgia, Athens, GA with The University of Georgia in University of Georgia, Athens, GA (Main Campus)
- PhD Graduate Assistantship in Herbicide Resistance Surveys and IWM with Texas A&M University in College Station, TX
- PhD Graduate Assistantship in Weed Ecology and other disciplines (10 positions)with the University of Idaho with University of Idaho in Weed Ecology position is at the Kimberly Research and Extension Center, Kimberly Idaho
- 10th Edition of the Herbicide Handbook
- Want To Keep Your Compost Weed-Free?
- Assistant Professor and Extension Weed Science Specialist with Iowa State University in Ames, IA
- Research Associate with Texas A&M University in College Station, TX
- Assistant Professor in Weed Biology and Integrated Weed Management with McGill University in Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue
- Multiple MS and PhD assistantships available in precision pesticide application and spray drone evaluation with Auburn University in Auburn AL (main campus)
R&D Manager with Land O’Lakes in Nampa, ID
Wildland Restoration Team Leader with Montana Conservation Corps in Bozeman, Kalispell, or Missoula MT
Invasive Plant Management Interns – Washington, DC with Appalachian Conservation Corps in Washington, DC
Noxious Weeds Education and Outreach Specialist with AmeriCorps in Montana Department of Agriculture
Assistant Professor in Weed Biology and Integrated Weed Management with McGill University in Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue
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Robots: The Future of Weed Control
Automation is coming to nearly every imaginable industry, and agriculture is not immune. The latest proof? A new research project is trying to prove that robots could destroy weeds more »
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New Tools for Managing Resistant Weeds
Managing herbicide resistant weeds takes a multi-pronged approach, including new technology, some old-school practices and a lot of persistence. more »
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The Importance of Atrazine for Corn Weed Control
Corn is a great rotational crop and has been recommended to assist with control of glyphosate-resistant pigweed. The bad news is that the EPA is reconsidering atrazine registration. more »
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This Good Deed Leads to Weeds
armers and agriculture experts in corn belt states are wringing their hands over the appearance of a superweed called Palmer amaranth. The tall, tough weed is native to the southwest and has been more »
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7 Lessons Learned From the ‘Glyphosate Era’ We Must Remember
Now as we sit on the edge of another potential explosion with auxin-resistant crops, I am hopeful that the entire agricultural community has learned some valuable lessons from the “glyphosate era.’ more »
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What You Should Know About Newly Approved Dicamba Formulations
The label to spray dicamba on Xtend soybean and cotton has arrived. Specifically, the dicamba products that will be labeled are XtendiMax from Monsanto and Engenia (label expected in the future) from BASF. more »
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In Weed Management, Education is Better than Regulation
“We as weed scientists need to be much more aggressive with education over regulation,” Culpepper said in his Williams Hall lecture to students, faculty and others. “The EPA does not educate; they regulate. But we can use education more »
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The Weeds that Settlers Spread
Why has ragweed — a highly allergenic plant — been spreading so quickly? Researcher Michael Martin took a six-week road trip across the USA and collected 1000 samples more »
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Moving Beyond Just Herbicides
Cover crops, hand pulling and tillage practices play critical roles in managing resistant weeds in addition to the use of herbicides. more »
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‘Snotty Gobble’ Could be Good Weed Controller
A native parasitic plant found commonly throughout south-eastern Australia, is showing great promise as a potential biological control agent against introduced weeds that cost millions of dollars every year to control. more »
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