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There's more than one way to reduce pigweed seeds at harvest.

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Reduce Weed Seed Spread at Harvest   

Mechanical strategies help growers diversify their management toolbox.

Stop the Spread

Slash the spread of weed seed to reduce storage challenges, protect market opportunities.

Weed Control by the Numbers

Analyzing field data can help growers streamline techniques to reach season-long weed control.

What is Operation Weed Eradication

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Previous Articles

Pre-Season Checklist to Ensure Proper Function of Your Precision Application Technology

There are many interconnected systems in a precision application system, ensure they are functioning properly before hitting the field.

A Holistic Approach Towards Weed Eradication

When it comes to weed control, prevention is the most effective weapon in the battle against resistant pigweed.

Planning your seed trait & chemical program for the 2022 growing season

Pigweed species like Palmer amaranth and waterhemp have proven to be challenging to manage but layering effective residual herbicides can be an effective strategy that could provide season-long control. Adding residual herbicides to your weed control program can have a profitable impact on  your bottom line. 

The many benefits of a fall burndown

You might be done harvesting, but you’ll still need a pigweed control plan this fall. Lead with an eradication mindset to build upon your weed control successes you had this season, especially if you farm in warmer climate where pigweed species are likely a year-round problem. 

Invest now for a weed-free future: Best practices for cleaning your combine after harvest  


Cleaning out your combine keeps weed seed from spreading across fields.

Control Weeds Next Season with Consistent Spray Pattern

Weed resistance is changing more than just which herbicides to use. The need for a consistent spray pattern to ensure complete coverage is vital. Using optimized spray control systems gives applicators more accurate droplet size and coverage and more precise and consistent spray patterns, helping to achieve the ideal application rate for maximum weed control.