Some weeds are on the mild end of the garden-ruining spectrum, coming out easily and giving up fairly easily. But others are ...

Pigweed, also known as amaranth, has multiple personalities and can even be eaten! If you want to get rid of this weed, here's what to do.

Waterhemp has dropped a grade in several parts of Manitoba. The invasive species has been downgraded from a Tier 1 to a Tier ...

The weed can also be spread through dirt or seeds hiding in nooks and crannies of farm equipment. Manitoba Agriculture has some advice for farmers trying to determine if they’ve just got more redroot ...

Some of the more aggressive ones are pigweed, lambsquarter, crabgrass, and purslane. Purslane (which looks like a succulent, flattened jade plant) is slow to germinate, as it needs a roughly 60-degree ...

2.2 Dose-response assay Redroot pigweed populations that exhibited higher survival deviations from the other populations to select herbicides were subjected to whole-plant dose-response assays to ...

Per plant, pigweed produces 117,400 seeds, mullein 223,200, lambsquarters 72,450, shepherd's purse 38,500, johnsongrass 80,000, curly dock 29,500, and wild mustard a mere 16,000 seeds. Weed flowers ...

Look for large pigweeds that have a long, thin seed head at the top. Early detection and rapid response are key to preventing and controlling these weeds. For resources to help identify Palmer ...

Pigweed, sometimes known as amaranth, can cause trouble in all kinds of places. Follow our tips to prevent and eliminate this ...

Amaranthus palmeri, commonly known as Palmer pigweed or Palmer amaranth, will be one of the weed seeds pitted against microwaves. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, this prolific pigweed ...