Hemp dogbane is an erect perennial that is very competitive. It can reduce forage yields if not controlled. Hemp dogbane prefers …
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Hemp dogbane is an erect perennial that is very competitive. It can reduce forage yields if not controlled. Hemp dogbane prefers …
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Broadleaf Marshedler (Iva annua L.) is a warm season annual in the sunflower family. Also called broadleaf sump weed, its leaves …
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Source: Texas A&M Forest Service Spring and warm weather are finally here, bringing new growth and life. But they also bring …
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Source: AgriLife Today | April 21, 2020 Plants are no strangers to diseases and devastating outbreaks. Humans can learn a …
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Wild Carrot, also known as Queen Anne’s lace, is a biennial broadleaf plant. Wild carrot forms a rosette of leaves the first year, …
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Source: foragefax.tamu.edu March 9, 2020 By Larry Redmon, state forage specialist Photosynthesis is the process by which …
Source: Forage Fax newsletter by the Texas A&M Extension Department of Soil & Crop Sciences | Feb. 28, 2020 By Vanessa …
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Source: AgriLife Today When weeds begin showing resistance, it’s not a case of the herbicide changing the weed, it’s a simple …
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Source: AgriLife Today | Dec. 4, 2019 Producers in Texas’ Cotton Belt reported lower than expected yields as a result of a tough …
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