Pre-emergent products work by killing newly germinating seeds. They do not discriminate between desirable seeds such a peas, ...

Now is the time to apply pre-emergent herbicides to prevent weed seeds from developing and growing into mature plants in our lawns. Some of these weed seeds includes annual crabgrass and goosegrass, ...

An agronomist with Syngenta says good pre-emergence weed control is vital for a successful crop. Brandon Nystrom says in an ...

PRE-EMERGENT HERBICIDE: Quali-Pro's Prodiamine 65 WDG provides pre-emergent grass and broadleaf weed control. Flexible application allows for both spring and fall use providing season long ...

Learn More › Stopping weeds early—before they can emerge from the soil—is the goal when applying a pre-emergent herbicide. A pre-emergent herbicide prevents the sprouting of undesirable weed ...

If you are going after winter weeds, apply pre-emergent granules around September 1 as soil temperatures drop below 70 degrees. As with any granular herbicide, water within a week of application if no ...

A research project at North Dakota State University funded by Northarvest Bean Growers Association examined the impact of ...

Weeds that germinate in late spring can be treated with a post-emergent herbicide, says Lawn Squad's Rob Palmer. "However, the best way to prevent weeds is by applying a pre-emergent in early ...

Your best bet is to stop crabgrass before it starts. “Crabgrass is easily controlled using a pre-emergent herbicide,” Waltz says. “You must apply it prior to weed seed germination ...

“That’ll kind of mow off any desiccation on the top of your lawn and just kind of even things out before you would then consider a fertilizer with a pre-emergent,” said Ben Kraemer, a turf ...

If you are going after winter weeds, apply pre-emergent granules around September 1 as soil temperatures drop below 70 degrees. As with any granular herbicide, water within a week of application ...